Exclusion Screening, LLCTM was founded by Robert Liles and Paul Weidenfeld. As prominent health care attorneys and former National Health Care Fraud Coordinators with the Department of Justice who understand both the needs and concerns of providers as well as the importance of compliance. With this in mind, Robert and Paul were determined to offer providers a simple, low-cost solution that would allow them to fulfill their Federal and State exclusion screening obligations. Exclusion Screening meets this expectation by screening and verifying the exclusion status of all employees, vendors and contractors on every Federal and State exclusion list every month.
Founded by healthcare attorneys with 70 + years of Combined Experience
Developed by health care professionals for health care professionals
A provider-focused approach to exclusion screening. Supporting your Federal and State screening obligations in a simple, reliable and cost-effective way.
Comprehensive Exclusion Screening Solutions.
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Featured Articles
A Provider’s Guide to OIG Exclusions: Federal Exclusion Regulations and Enforcement Authorities, and How Providers Can Avoid Risk with Proper Exclusion Screening
This article is an updated version of...
Exclusions and debarments are powerful administrative sanctions imposed by Federal and State agencies. They are intended to protect their programs and the beneficiaries they serve by barring the participation...
Alabama’s Medicaid Program will not pay for any item or service furnished by, or at the medical direction of, an excluded party. To enforce this payment prohibition, it imposes exclusion and sanction screening...
I. Introduction
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) has the authority to exclude providers from participating in federal health care programs[i] and to impose civil money penalties (CMPs) for breaches...