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Federal and state taxpayer dollars should be spent carefully and appropriately to ensure delivery of proper government services.

Fraud, waste, and abuse in relation to government programs threaten this goal and end up costing taxpayers and the government billions of dollars every year.

Program Integrity policies should be implemented to prevent unnecessary fraud, waste, and abuse in government agencies. Confirming program eligibility, monitoring changes that may impact eligibility, and addressing improper payments are three critical steps that can help taxpayers and the government save millions of dollars each year. A well-designed and properly implemented strategy for program integrity at both the federal and state agency level is crucial.

Tune in for our webcast where we discussed recent challenges regarding program integrity and specific areas where particular tools and best practices offer a great opportunity for improvement.

We discussed:

  • • Challenges agencies face in their program integrity standards
  • • Audit and recovery methods to ensure proper payments
  • • Best practices in eligibility verification services
  • • Data analytics and how it can improve program integrity

Speakers

Deborah Doyle

Director, Division of Program Integrity, Washington Department of Social and Health Services, Economic Services Administration

Shelley Kirchhoff

Manager, Government Client Services, Equifax Inc.

Roberta Lowe

Director, Office of Internal Controls, Department of Veterans Affairs

Andrew McClenahan

Director, Office of Public Benefits Integrity in the Florida Department of Children & Families

Radell Peischler

Executive Producer, Government Executive Media Group

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Questions about this event?
Contact Sally Wrenn at swrenn@govexec.com


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