i'm not sure. >> well, when will cms explicitly explain the rules of the road and how do we know cms isn't inappropriately double dipping? they could be medicaid qualified and receiving premiums. i don't think that's within the statute that allows them do that. >> let me check on that. i hadn't seen that article. >> without objection that article will be placed in the record. >> moving on to another topic in february secretary burwell said cms would check whether exchange enrollees with subsidies are enrolled in medicaid or chip. she said, i quote, whether exchange enrollees with subsidies are also enrolled in medicaid or chip. and she said notices will be sent to those who are enrolled in both. did that happen? >> it did. >> when did it happen? >> i'm not sure of the date. >> do you know how many consumers have been disenrolled in medicaid or exchange coverage as a result of this? >> i don't know. but i'll be happy to get back to your office. >> and the savings. thank you very much. i yield back. >> chair thanks the gentleman and recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. engel, fi

, list what cms has dub. but also say these are issues you have that congress needs to absent on them so we can fix it so we could cover more people. >> we would be glad to do that thank you. >> mr. chairman, i thank you and i yield back my time. >> the chair thanks the gentleman. that concludes the questions of the members present. we will have some follow-up questions in writing and other members who maybe were not able to attend may have questions in writing. we'll provide those to you, we ask that you please respond promptly. members should -- they have ten business days to submit questions for the record. so members should submit their questions by the close of business on wednesday september 28th. another very informative and productive hearing. thank you very much for your expertise. without objection, the hearing stands adjourned. >>> house democrats renewed calls for gun legislation before leaving on summer break you might remember democrats held a 26-hour sit-in on the house floor. today they made o

do you have a legal obligation, cms? >> i think it depends on the circumstances but some of this is under the province of the irs. >> okay, again i want more clarification on that please. miss jarmon, has the oig tested the policy payment process cms is using? >> not yet. as part of our ongoing work as you mentioned, we reported on in december of 2015 as part of our follow-up on that, on the open recommendations we'll be looking at that. >> when will you be looking at it? >> as part of our work in 2017. >> in 2017? >> right. >> so early part of '17. >> will be reported on sometime in 2017. >> early part of '17 probably sometime during the first part of 2017 yes. >> i will keep track. mr. laugh individual, when they introduced the policy for the federal marketplace how much did you find enrollment reduced? can you give me answer. >> i don't know that if is material but i will certainly get back to you what that is. >> again, i want to follow up, so let's get together soon. i need these answer. >> okay. >> thank you very m

has that been considered by the state of oklahoma or by cms? it's a request and into the actual increase. >> i'm not sure where that stands at this point. >> we agree except on the football field. >> before i and him a couple of questions, i would like to, for the committee, highlight some of the latest very troubling news on the affordable care act, as it impacts western new york. so, in august, a month ago, the governor's administration announced that the health insurance premiums, for those on the states, exchange will increase, this is after review, an average of 16.6%. next year. for over 2 million people enrolled in the program. many of them in western new york. i did say average. some of the plans have been approved with a 29% increase, and, even 89% for one plan. >> they were continuing to see in our area, big increase, and insurance companies, facing multi-million losses, terminating plans. so i'm not sure how he could say he thinks, this may ab out liar year. we're not seeing any of those trends that wouldn't continue on into the futu

between hhs and cms when it comes to fraud and enrollment. there is the policy decision that the implementation decision and from what i hear the insurance company want you to engage and when day inquire you get crickets and hear nothing. so in the nicest why i am asking you on that 90 day issue if they say -- if they see fraud go with the full power we will not tolerate is an appropriate figure out how they will navigate. >> aquino it is on the internet? >> yes. i believe you that it is there. >> you have seen it? >> day partnership. >> is anybody on your staff c-net? >> i will be shocked. >> if there is no further business we are adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. will also be discussing a continuation of the cheers shopper investigation in which gao used fake identities and fake documents to attempt their own coverage or the health insurance market places and medicaid. let me start by saying that i will continue to be critical of the way gao carried out this investigation, it's inconceivable that anyone would

we are also monitoring the actions made by cms to address underperforming co-ops.his work is issued in fiscal year 2017. regarding our state marketplace work we recently completed a series of reviews to determine whether marketplaces have effective internal controls in place to ensure individuals signing up for health insurance and receiving financial assistance through insurance portability programs are eligible. we reviewed the first open enrollment period as seven state marketplaces we found the internal controls were effective, however most of the state marketplaces had some ineffective internal controls to ensure individuals were enrolled in a qualified health plan in accordance with federal requirements. with respect to establishment grant funds we are in the process of completing a series of state marketplace reviews. this work primarily focuse workn whether marketplaces allocated costs to their establishment grant in accordance with federal requirements. recently issued reports determine to some states reviewed the allocation percentages based on outdated e

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andy slavik of the center for medicare and medicaid services, cms. mr.p, deputy inspector general for audit services in the office of audit services within the office of inspector general, u.s. department of health and human services. and mr. sato bagdoyan director of forensic odd skpeuts investigative services for the u.s. government accountability office. thank you for coming today. we look forward to your testimony. your written testimony will be made part of the record. you will each be recognized five minutes for a summary. you are aware that the committee is holding an investigative hearing. and when doing so, has had the practice of taking testimony under oath. do you have any objection to testifying under oath? the response is no. the chair then advises you that under the rules of the house and the rules of the committee, you're entitled to be advised by counsel. do you desire to be advised by counsel during your testimony today? the response is no. in that case, if you would please rise and raise your right hand i will swear you in. do you swear

has cms does a risk assessment in the enrollment process? >> i'm not entirely sure what you're referring to. the jo give us a reck e men dags earlier to create a risk assessment frame work and we accessed all of the risks to the exchanges and we have implemented that. it's been extremely helpful to us. >> can you provide the committee with the copy of that report? >> the report from the jao? >> yeah, the recommendations? >> yeah, we will get that. >> okay. we have three years of under cover testing and the results have not i speak for taxpayers across pennsylvania and our country when i say this is frustrating and alarming. i will yield bounce my time to kathie mcmorris rogers. [ inaudible ]. >> thanks. our state insurance commissioner recently approved premium increases for 2017. on average they're increasing by over 13%. rate increases like these are being seen across the country and they are far from affordable. in my state they go from 4.6% to 22.75. i want to take the moment here to thank my colleagues for their efforts to come up with

um, have you or anybody are mylan spoken with cms? yes, there has been conversations with cms. mr. chaffetz: have you had any of those conversations with cms about epipen or the generic epipen? ms. bresch: i have not. mr. chaffetz: have you spoken with anybody at health and human services about epipen? ms. bresch: i have not. mr. chaffetz: nobody. have you been in discussions with cms about epipen? ms. bresch: yes, people at the company has talked to staff back and forth. mr. chaffetz: who at your company has done that? ms. bresch: i think there has been several people, i mean, several people within the company that have had conversations. mr. chaffetz: can you get us the names of those people? i am sure we could tell you, yes. mr. chaffetz:: i am sure that we can do that. mr. chaffetz: we would also like the names of the people at cms they have been in discussions with. can you give us the names of the cms people your staff has been working with? ms. bresch: i'm sure we can. mr. chaffetz: is 10 days reasonable? ms. bresch: sure. mr. chaffetz: the concern here is that, and the ques

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now he is fighting the centers for medicare and medicaid services cms which wants to classify wills as a surgery center instead of the in patient hospital. >> that conflict were to play out fully will result in wills eye in essence having to shut down a lot of its services. >> cm thes maintains wills provides mostly outpatient services which get lower reimbursement rates, but doctors at wills say that they need hospital status for complicated surgical cases, including, to work with children. >> number of different procedures that require you to have hospital status. >> reporter: joining senator casey family of joey povi theo being treated for eye cancer. >> we have our fingertips, almost and so we're doing well. so we're grateful, right joe. >> yes,. >> it is wills lose toes cms it might not be able to treat patients like joey. >> we cannot allow that to happen. too many families in this region, in this commonwealth and in this country depend upon wills eye. >> reporter: statement from cms says it is continuing to work with wills eye to ensure they provide care in accordance with the h

could you explain how cms arrived that wants take mat when you came to testify in december. it's a pretty significant discrepancy. >> so i believe that, the transcript shows that i was asked a question about five billion plus of funds that were sent out total, and at that time i estimated, 5 billion, was being recovered and it is over 300 million. since that time, got a letter, from the subcommittee chair who said that wasn't the question, he thought he was asking, something different, so we clarified, that he was, in fact, asking about something different. and i will take responsibility for making sure that i'm clear. because when i come before the committees, whether the news is good or bad, my job is to tell it straight. i need to do better. so there was a miscommunication. >> on funds recovered from aciate did have trouble. so it's more updated than the 1.2 million. so that continues and i'm happy and we do keep the committee updated. >> so it was with respect to character rigs sayings recouping. >> so the recoup meant was 1.6 million at that time. >> it's greater than t

i've got to calm down, get on cm.e been on cm for three years, so right now, i ain't seen my family in four years. when i go to sleep at 10:00, 11:00, that's when i think about my family. that's the only thing i've really got, because in the end, no friends are going to do anything for you, but your family's the ones that are going to be there. >> it will now be up to administrators to determine if roca moreno will have his visitation restored. in the meantime, officers knight and demerey will update their photos with roca moreno's tattoos and question him about his ties to the nietas. >> on the wall, on the wall. >> just going to take a few pictures. >> what do they call you, roca? >> alfredo. >> alfredo? >> we're not going to call you by your first name. >> come on now. what do the other guys call you around here? >> alfredo. >> no, no, what's your ak, your nickname? it's going to be one of them? >> one of what? >> i ask questions, you don't answer? >> no, all depends on what kind of questions you ask me. >> where a

um, have you or anybody are mylan spoken with cms? yes, there has been conversations with cms. mr. chaffetz: have you had any of those conversations with cms about epipen or the generic epipen? ms. bresch: i have not. mr. chaffetz: have you spoken with anybody at health and human services about epipen? ms. bresch: i have not. mr. chaffetz: nobody. have you been in discussions with cms about epipen? ms. bresch: yes, people at the company has talked to staff back and forth. mr. chaffetz: who at your company has done that? ms. bresch: i think there has been several people, i mean, several people within the company that have had conversations. mr. chaffetz: can you get us the names of those people? i am sure we could tell you, yes. mr. chaffetz: within that 10 days? ms. bresch: i am sure that we can do that. mr. chaffetz: we would also like the names of the people at cms they have been in discussions with. can you give us the names of the cms people your staff has been working with? ms. bresch: i'm sure we can. mr. chaffetz: is 10 days reasonable? ms. bresch: sure. mr. chaffetz: the co

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, list what cms has done. but also say these are issues you have that congress needs to act on so we can fix it so we can cover more people. >> we would be glad to do that thank you. >> mr. chairman, i thank you and i yield back my time. >> the chair thanks the gentleman. that concludes the questions of the members present. we will have some follow-up questions in writing and other members who maybe were not able to attend may have questions in writing. we'll provide those to you, we ask that you please respond promptly. members should -- they have ten business days to submit questions for the record. so members should submit their questions by the close of business on wednesday september 28th. another very informative and productive hearing. thank you very much for your expertise. without objection, the hearing stands adjourned. >>> once more, we will have a government of, by and for the people. >> we are stronger together. and no matter what, remember this, love trump's hate. >> c-span's 2016 campaign contin

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. >> reporter: it's one of the programs brought to you by the 2012 $60 million tax levy that cms the is asking voters to renew in november. >> it won't increase taxed it will continue to allow us to have the many activities going on since 2012. javale campaign kicks off this weekend. smaller class sizes increase in preschool programs, new and restored buildings, teacher training, games and attendance, 14% graduation improvements and more than half of all graduating seniors going to college they say. >> the fact that these students cleveland plant in the district. >> we talked to them about how to make those goals and what roadblocks they have and what solutions they will have. >> 11 months of 20% of the cleveland school budget. 30,000 students depend on it. >> you can be what you want to be as long as you have the drive in life.>> reporter: that $50 million levy you are asked to being renew looks it's one dollar for every $1000 of property value. 15 mill is 15 15 mill is $15 million per $1000 of property value. cleveland is with homes with $100,000 can pay 15 with $100,000 can pay $1

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>> yes, there's been conversations with cms. >> have you had any of those conversations with cms about epipen or the generic epipen? >> i have not. >> have you spoken with anybody at health and human services about epipen? >> i have not. >> nobody? >> no. >> has anybody at your company been in negotiations or discussions with cms regarding epipen? >> yes, i -- people at the company have talked to staff, has talked back and forth. >> who at your company has done that? >> i think there's been several people. i mean several people within the company that have had conversations. >> can you get us the names of those people? >> i'm sure we could tell you, yes. >> within that ten days? >> i'm sure that we can do that. >> we would also like the names of the people at cms they've been in discussions with. can you give us the names of the cms people your staff has been working with? >> i'm sure we can. like i said, i've not had any -- >> ten days reasonable? >> sure. >> because the concern here is that -- and the question really is, why is mylan classifying epipen as a noninnovator drug? >> when

casey says cms wants wills eye to stop providing inpatient services by november 1st to cut costs. but in pennsylvania in order to be licensed as a hospital, a facility must have inpatient beds and many complex procedures require hospital status. >> that conflict if it were to play out fully would phil wills eye in essence having to shut down a lot of its services. >> reporter: one of those services could be treating kids like six-year-old joey. he was recently diagnosed with retinoblastoma the most common eye cancer in kids. >> you hear cancer when you least expected was devastating. >> reporter: this mother chrissy says one thing she didn't have to worry about was the care joey is receiving. wills eye treats 50 percent of all children in the u.s. diagnosed with retinoblastoma. >> this is the place to be when it comes to the eyes. >> services that we provide here are hospital level services. we treat the most complex, most complicated eye surgery ophthalmic conditions in the world. >> reporter: if wills eye loses inpatient status it will become an ambulatory surgery center reimbur

that late this afternoon the cms spokesperson relied in my e- mail, calling those claims false. she said in part that when the water coolers ran low, bottled water and gatorade were delivered to the staff and students at the school. and w schools last week because of the extreme heat. that mom told me that she now sends five bottles of water with her son to school every day just in case. in cleveland tracy carloss news channel 5. >> and this is just in to the newsroom. akron city school officials say they are closing that high school down again tomorrow. they saw a lot of clean up that still needs to be done following the fire that broke out at the school over the weekend. crews are still trying to clean up smoke and water damage, and they are trying to air the don't believe that fire to be suspicious as they started in the construction area. >> we are just one game into the browns season where they have been struck with the major blow to the roster. the team announcing that quarterback robert griffin iii suffer add -- suffered a fractured bone in the shoulder. he has been place

or what we just discovered today after a few of us and i lead the way asking a letter in a letter to cms, what's happening with how much the government is paying mylan with medicaid and as chip and with the medicare program and out of the blue we find out, oh, they probably misclassified this so your state alone, senator, to me is this year alone 4 million is owed back from mylan. >> how would it work? drugs are not commodities. when they're developed anyway. what are you going to do? have government workers go into a form suit cal company and say we need to know how much you spent to develop this product and tell you how much you're going to charge for it. how would it work? some drugs cost hundreds of millions of dollars to develop. some you spend $100 million on and you get nothing for it in the end. >> how this would work is looking at the trajectory of price increases. instead of having five different agencies. and i have seen this work in government when we've tackled a problem like tourism and looking at how we make it easier. i don't think it's bad instead of just having it come

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cms doesn't compile a national database of what those rates are. so i was wondering, ms.greenberg, is there some information that given the companies that you represent and the scope that you, the number of states that your companies practice in, that data clearly exists. it's just that the federal government doesn't have access to it because in our conversations even with cms, they've indicated the nature of a joint federal/state program, that information is lodged in the states and many of those states are not required at all to divulge that reimbursement rate information to cms or to the federal government. you guys, obviously, deal with those issues on a daily basis. is there a way that we can try to ascertain what reimbursement rates look like for medicaid across the country? can you help with that? >> i'd be happy to try. to be honest, it's not an issue -- or the question that i've asked before of our member companies, but i certainly would be happy to ask them that question and see -- or maybe they don't, they don't have it or can't give it out, but maybe they know

are cms jeff greenfield, jeff we can get caught up in the horserace of it all but there's something more to talk about in these polls. >> to me, the interesting high number of voters who are undecided this point or leaning towards third or fourth party candidates, gary johnson or jill stein. i suspect this is because these are two historically unpopular nominees. the other interesting thing is you'd understand why jill stein would be taking away votes from hillary clinton, she's on the left, and gary johnson would be drawing more from the right but if you match these numbers up he seems to be mortgage naly hurting her more. again, i can't match these numbers up but they have not been persuaded to move to hillary. in some states he's in double digits, if he gets 15% he gets into the debates. >> that's a game changer right? >> a phrase i've never heard before. it is indeed, the one thing we know about third party candidates is both the presidential ross perot, you put an independent candidate in those debates and automatically he stands as a equal to major party candidates. that's the most

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if cms doesn't approve it we are the state cms does the approval they could withdrawal. the hard part of it is and the dirty secret of the process, certainly cms will approve the 75% increase because then we'll have no carriers in the entire state and we'll move from one to none. when they approve the 75% increase it will change it dramatically for people that are 201% above poverty. for everyone 200% and below, the subsidies kick in and the taxpayers cover the increase. everyone from 201% to 400% the subsidies won't be near enough to cover them. those at 400% and up they will face the brunt of the 75% increase and even more people in my state will say i can't afford the one policy that is available. i can't afford at all and they will go pay the tax penalty when they would like to buy insurance but literally insurance is so expensive in the state, those who want to buy it can't buy it anymore. this is a very direct effect on what's happening to the families in my state. for those that are on the subsidies, they will not feel the effect. but those only 200% of poverty an

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cm 'the rivers and the creeks that we have upstream just cant handle that amount of water.' st. john's hopes to reopen tomorrow. and then flood waters kept nearly 20 kids and 3 staff members from leaving kindercare in west allis yesterday.. the staff made dinner for the kids -- and the fire dep kindercare will also be open today. there was also reports of water leaking into nathan hale high school. we're told it has been cleaned up...and that school is back in session today. the fox6 storm center app can keep you ahead of the storms. it's a free download for apple and android devices. new this morning --- a second victim has died following a double shooting last night on milwaukee's north side. police say it happened a little before six last night near 27th been shot inside a car. a 34-year-old man died. a 24-year-old year old was taken to the hospital in serious condition...and died this morning. so far no suspects are in custody. police are investigating. the fence around sherman park will stay down.... and a milwaukee county judge has extended a restraining order against sher

i understand all states are required to increase 10% or greater with cms.ach state determines whether or not to reject or modify them even though they have to file them with cms. am i correct in understanding the state review programs are not created equal and some regulators are weak and some are strong? >> there's >> there's a number of states in which we do that process but in the majority of states the department of insurance goes through that process but i agree in terms of the authorities they have. >> while some states provide relief from the race from the citizens others like illinois we don't have the enabled regulators for these astronomical rate increases. i'm hearing the term foul and useuse for the state like illins that they can use them is that correct and can you explain that file and used term a little bit? >> i think my colleague can probably speak to this in addition but yes depending on what state you are in there are different authorities they can review them but essentially can't change them. >> did you have a comment on that? >> i wil

i understand all states are required to increase 10% or greater with cms. each state determines whether or not to reject or modify them even though they have to file them with cms. am i correct in understanding the state review programs are not created equal and some regulators are weak and some are strong? >> there's a >> there's a number of states in which we do that process but in the majority of states the department of goes through that process but i agree in terms of the authorities they have. >> while some states provide relief from the race from the citizens others like illinois we don't have the enabled regulators for these astronomical rate increases. i'm hearing the term foul and useduse for the state like illinois that they can use them is that correct and can you explain that file and used term a little bit? >> i think my colleague can probably speak to this in addition but yes depending on what state you are in there are different authorities they can review them but essentially can't change them. >> did you have a comment on that? >> i will n

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