Vendor Profile
DC TREASURER
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Total Received
$29.3M
Payments
2
Agencies
1
Anomaly Flags
0
What This Vendor Was Paid For
DIRECT DEPOSIT - CCD - MEDICAID PAYMENT
$29.3M
Quick Context
Payment range: 2020-10-29 to 2021-09-09
Fiscal years: FY2021
Largest recorded payment: $18.7M
Related awarded contracts found: 0
Research Dossier
DC TREASURER appears to be tied to direct deposit - ccd - medicaid payment in the loaded DC procurement records.
DC TREASURER appears in 2 tracked payment records totaling $29.3M.
The local dataset connects this vendor to 1 paying agency: Department of Health Care Finance.
Common descriptions in the loaded records point to: DIRECT DEPOSIT - CCD - MEDICAID PAYMENT.
No awarded contract match was found in the currently loaded contract dataset.
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Agencies
Department of Health Care Finance
Vendor / Research
DC TREASURER, OCF finance search, Wayback snapshots
Contracts / Reports
Health
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Archive And Source Trail
DC Healthcare Alliance Fraud Detection Audit
Archive the oversight source for Health.
Contracts From PASS
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Who Paid This Vendor
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| Agency | Total | Payments | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
Department of Health Care Finance View only this agency's payments | $29.3M | 2 | 100.0% |
Public Audit Findings For Agencies Paying This Vendor
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DC Healthcare Alliance: $85 Million with No Fraud Detection
DC's Healthcare Alliance program serves some of the city's most vulnerable residents: low-income, uninsured adults. The DC Office of the Inspector General found that the program's fraud detection systems are so inadequate that $85 million in annual spending has essentially no safeguard against provider fraud, eligibility fraud, or claims abuse.
Largest Payments
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Recent Payment History
Data period: 2020-10-29 to 2021-09-09 · Fiscal years: 2021 · Source: Payments from PASS