According to the report, failure to act cost Ohio and taxpayers somewhere between $5.3 million and $24.5 million annually.
released a report Tuesday looking into Ohio Medicaid recipients who have been getting payments and or benefits, from multiple states which is not allowed.
Alerts are sent to each county by a program called Public Assistance Reporting Information System , a monitoring program aimed to catch people enrolled in multiple states. “There continue to be ongoing oversight issues in Ohio’s Medicaid programs that should have been addressed,” Auditor Faber said. “It’s past time to deal with these problems.”
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