New reports identify deficiencies in health insurance procurement, improper vacation and sick leave payouts, and other issues.
The unit charged with internal affairs investigations lost evidence and failed to interview key witnesses in some cases, the Office of the State Comptroller found.
The problems run deeper than previously realized, a review by the Office of the State Comptroller finds.
OSC found the County improperly awarded multi-year emergency contracts and had lax oversight of vendors.
Office of the State Comptroller finds Hudson County used improper process and circumvented transparency requirements since 2018.
OSC investigation finds private police training promoted unconstitutional tactics, demeaned women and minorities, and glorified violence.
If you suspect government fraud, waste, or abuse, you can file an anonymous complaint with OSC by filling out the form below, emailing comptrollertips@osc.nj.gov, or calling us at 1-855-OSC-TIPS (672-8477).
If you suspect Medicaid fraud, waste, or abuse, you can file an anonymous complaint with OSC by filling out the form below, emailing MedicaidFraud@osc.nj.gov, or calling us at 1-888-9FRAUD5 (937-2835).
New reports released today by the Office of the State Comptroller identify deficiencies in health insurance procurement, improper vacation and sick leave payouts, and other issues.
The court order comes after OSC’s move to suspend the owners of the Deptford and Hammonton nursing homes from New Jersey Medicaid.
The unit charged with internal affairs investigations lost evidence and failed to interview key witnesses in some cases, the Office of the State Comptroller found.
The problems run deeper than previously realized, a review by the Office of the State Comptroller finds.
Read the testimony by Acting State Comptroller Kevin D. Walsh about how bill S2702 would affect residents' ability to weigh in on the compensation of top county officials in New Jersey.
Read the testimony by Acting State Comptroller Kevin D. Walsh about how bill S2930 A4045 would impact transparency in New Jersey.
Guidance for Avoiding Fraud, Waste, and Abuse: A presentation for New Jersey Medicaid Pharmacy Providers
If you are a Medicaid provider, it is important to understand your responsibilities under Section 6032.
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