Paid positions are open for undergraduate and graduate students. Applications due April 30.
The Office of the State Comptroller asks State to install an independent monitor.
OSC investigation finds private police training promoted unconstitutional tactics, demeaned women and minorities, and glorified violence.
A follow-up review found that Roselle strengthened some internal financial controls but failed to address other deficiencies.
An investigation by the Office of the State Comptroller found Union County violated state law when it paid top officials extra stipends and reimbursed tuition without following a public process.
An OSC review uncovered a pattern of improper billing that occurred over six years.
An OSC audit found Sokkyun Yi, a Princeton mental health services provider, improperly billed and was paid by Medicaid.
Office of the State Comptroller asks State to install an independent monitor.
The Office of the State Comptroller gave owners of Limecrest Subacute and Rehabilitation Center 100 days to divest ownership.
A follow-up review by the Office of the State Comptroller found that Roselle strengthened some internal financial controls but failed to address other deficiencies.
The Office of the State Comptroller gave Princeton nursing home owner Gail Bogner 100 days to divest ownership interests in two other Medicaid-funded nursing homes.
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.
Read this map to see what fraud, waste, and abuse OSC uncovered in towns across New Jersey.
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