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CMS hopes to quadruple provider suspensions over next 6 months, official says

A new exclusion authority is the Trump administration’s latest step in a technology-enabled drive to restrict fraud, waste and abuse.

Sources (1)· Oct 16, 12:38 PM

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Government Executive· Oct 16, 12:38 PMCMS hopes to quadruple provider suspensions over next 6 months, official says

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