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Strengthening program integrity

Helping federal program managers effectively deliver their mission while reducing fraud, waste, abuse, and improper payments.

Timothy Comello

Timothy Comello

Partner, Federal Advisory, KPMG US

+1 703-286-8580

Tom Dowd

Tom Dowd

Principal, Federal Advisory, KPMG US

+1 703-286-6046

Megan Beckwith

Megan Beckwith

Director, Federal Advisory, KPMG US

+1 703-286-8526

With the shifting executive and regulatory priorities impacting the U.S. healthcare system, advances in technology, and the ever-growing scope and complexity of access, care, and payment models, federal healthcare agencies must change the way they oversee and operate their healthcare programs.

For the path forward, KPMG’s Program Integrity offering can help agencies determine clear strategies for accomplishing mission objectives that go beyond chasing fraud, waste, and abuse. It can be used to continually monitor mission results and risks as well address potential problems. When applied holistically, our Program Integrity offering enables the use of technology, including data and analytics and intelligent automation, to drive transformation of current processes and create opportunities to eliminate repetitive manual tasks; allowing employees to focus on strategic initiatives. Just as critical, it can breakdown internal barriers, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, teamwork and lasting partnerships with key stakeholders across public and private sectors.

How KPMG can help

At KPMG, we understand the intricacies of delivering innovative technical services within the multifaceted federal healthcare, regulatory, and business environment. KPMG’s Program Integrity service offering is risk-based and agile, with technology infused in every aspect, to deliver the strategic and operational capabilities federal agencies need. We help our clients obtain deep insights in planning how to move forward so they can achieve outcomes that are focused on the effectiveness, efficiency, accountability, and transparency of a program achieving its goals.

Our insights

Payment Integrity Information Act of 2019

A new law to improve efforts to identify and reduce government-wide improper payments presents several changes to prior legislation, including the addition of more risk indicators and contributing risk factors, enhanced reporting requirements, and mandatory recovery audits.

Program Integrity equals Public Trust

This article, reproduced with the permission of the Association of Government Accountants, discusses how federal agencies can restore public trust in government by implementing a five-dimension program integrity framework that fosters strong program performance.