Office of the Inspector General of HHS (“OIG”) released its Compendium of Priority Recommendations, which includes 25 recommendations that OIG has made in previous audit and evaluation reports but have not yet implemented. The recommendations are focused both on monetary savings and quality improvement, and span seven main areas, including Medicare and Medicaid Policies and
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