Report waste, fraud, and abuse by calling (202) 724-TIPS (8477) or writing to: hotline.inspectorgeneral@dc.gov. More information can be found at: oig.dc.gov/oig-services/repo…
Lead an inspections and evaluations unit that promotes accountability across the District's government. Apply by Nov. 6, 2026 at careers.dc.gov (Job ID: 33851).
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NEW INVESTIGATIVE OUTCOME: Maryland woman indicted on charges alleging she fraudulently billed the District’s Medicaid program for services that she did not provide | More information can be found at oig.dc.gov/newsroom/press-re…@USAO_DC@DCHealthCareFin
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NEW REPORT: This engagement assessed the District of Columbia government’s procurement system and the status of issues identified in OIG's Fiscal Year 2022 Procurement Risk Assessment. Read the full report at oig.dc.gov/sites/default/fil…
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OIG will evaluate the Department of Employment Services' (DOES) administration and oversight of its workforce development programs; and the programs’ effectiveness in generating long-term employment outcomes. | Read the announcement at this link: oig.dc.gov/sites/default/fil…
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We’re hiring a Communications Specialist to help turn our oversight work into clear and accessible content for the public. Apply at careers.dc.gov (Job ID 33513) | Learn more at oig.dc.gov/sites/default/fil…
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Maryland Nurse Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Healthcare Fraud for Role in $14 Million Scheme: The defendant conspired with her colleagues and other community support workers to siphon millions from D.C. Medicaid by submitting thousands of fraudulent claims for reimbursement. justice.gov/usao-dc/pr/maryl…@OIGatHHS@OIGDC
Dentist Sentenced to Prison for Perpetrating Healthcare Fraud Scheme: The defendant and one of his dental hygienists conspired to defraud D.C. Medicaid of $3.4 million by filing fraudulent claims for procedures and devices that their patients did not receive. justice.gov/usao-dc/pr/dc-de…@OIGatHHS@OIGDC@USAO_DC
NEW INVESTIGATIVE OUTCOME: Maryland Nurse Pleads Guilty to Health Care Fraud Conspiracy for Role in $14 Million DC Medicaid Scheme | More information can be found at oig.dc.gov/newsroom/news/mar…
ALT Graphic displaying the seal of the Office of the Inspector General for the District of Columbia on the left, featuring symbols including stars, a sunburst, a gavel, a magnifying glass, and an open book. On the right side, bold text reads: “Investigative Outcome: Maryland Nurse Pleads Guilty to Health Care Fraud Conspiracy for Role in $14 Million DC Medicaid Scheme.” The background includes a red map-style pattern. A circular date marker shows “September 17, 2026,” and a button at the bottom reads “Read More,” followed by “oig.dc.gov.”
NEW INVESTIGATIVE OUTCOME: DC Dentist Sentenced to 24 Months in Prison for Scheme to Defraud DC Medicaid of $3.4 Million | More information can be found at oig.dc.gov/newsroom/press-re… w/@USAO_DC@FBIWFO@OIGatHHS
ALT Graphic displaying the seal of the Office of the Inspector General for the District of Columbia on the left, featuring symbols including stars, a sunburst, a gavel, a magnifying glass, and an open book. On the right side, bold text reads: “Investigative Outcome: DC Dentist Sentenced to 24 Months in Prison for Scheme to Defraud DC Medicaid.” The background includes a red map-style pattern. A circular date marker shows “September 17, 2026,” and a button at the bottom reads “Read More,” followed by “oig.dc.gov.”
Our office is closed today in observance of Labor Day.
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NEW REPORT AVAILABLE: Learn about OIG's risk-based oversight priorities for fiscal year 2027. Our Annual Audits, Inspections, and Evaluations Plan is now available at: oig.dc.gov/sites/default/fil…
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Behavioral Health Worker Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Healthcare Fraud: The defendant used his position to bill D.C. Medicaid for telehealth services that he misrepresented or did not provide. justice.gov/usao-dc/pr/behav…@OIGDC@USAO_DC
NEW INVESTIGATIVE OUTCOME: Maryland Woman Found Guilty of Financial Exploitation of an Elderly Incapacitated Victim | More information can be found at oig.dc.gov/newsroom/press-re…@USAO_DC@TheSSAOIG
ALT Graphic displaying the seal of the Office of the Inspector General for the District of Columbia on the left, featuring symbols including stars, a sunburst, a gavel, a magnifying glass, and an open book. On the right side, bold text reads: “Investigative Outcome: Maryland Woman Found Guilty of Financial Exploitation of an Elderly Incapacitated Victim.” The background includes a red map-style pattern. A circular date marker shows “August 21, 2026,” and a button at the bottom reads “Read More,” followed by “oig.dc.gov.”
ALT Red, white, and blue infographic featuring a gold challenge coin with the Thomas Nast cartoon "Who Stole the People's Money?" on the top right and a message that the DC Office of the Inspector General is hiring for an Information Technology Specialist on the top left. The bottom half contains white text letting interested applicants know that can apply for the position at careers.dc.gov, which is above a mail icon next to text stating the email address "recruit.oig@dc.gov," which is above a globe icon next to text with the URL "oig.dc.gov/careers," which is above an icon for LinkedIn next to the text "linkedin.com/company/dcoig." A gold challenge coin with the OIG seal is at the bottom next to text stating "Office of the Inspector General."
Thank you to everyone who joined us at DYRS’ Back‑to‑School event. We're proud to share fraud prevention resources with the District's youth, caregivers, and community partners. Learn more or report concerns at oig.dc.gov.
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ALT A white canopy printed “Office of the Inspector General” covers a neatly arranged booth on a turf field. Two people stand behind a black tablecloth reading “Medicaid Fraud Control Unit.” The tabletop features OIG logo fans, information flyers, several red water bottles, and a stack of folded blue T‑shirts. Trees and sports field markings are visible under a cloudy sky.
OIG awarded and administered a contract with an independent auditor to conduct a comprehensive audit of the District’s management and valuation of commercial real property assessments. Click this link to read the full report: oig.dc.gov/sites/default/fil…
ALT Graphic announcing a new DC OIG inspection report. Left panel shows the cover of the report titled ‘Commercial Real Property Assessment Process,’ with a cherry‑blossom walkway photo and the OIG seal above. Center/right panel has large text: ‘Comprehensive Audit of OTR’s Commercial Real Property Assessment Practices (FY22–FY24), now available at oig.dc.gov.’ Bottom section features the words ‘NEW REPORT’ in large serif type. A close‑up of the DC OIG circular seal (gold tone with stars and a gavel) appears on the right.
OIG is initiating an evaluation of the Office of the City Administrator’s (OCA) implementation of its authority over grant policies, procedures, and responsibilities (Mayor’s Order 2021-118, October 6, 2021). | Click the link to read the engagement letter: oig.dc.gov/sites/default/fil…
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NEW REPORT AVAILABLE: This inspection assessed the design, implementation, and operating effectiveness of MPD's internal controls over its crime classification and reporting processes (2015-2025). Read the full report: oig.dc.gov/sites/default/fil…
ALT Graphic announcing a new DC OIG inspection report. Left panel shows the cover of ‘Inspection Report: The Metropolitan Police Department’s Crime Data Reporting Processes and Data Reliability Controls (OIG No. 26‑E‑03‑FA0), July 28, 2026,’ with a cherry‑blossom walkway photo and the OIG seal above. Center/right panel has large text: ‘The Metropolitan Police Department’s Crime Data Reporting Processes and Data Reliability Controls, now available at oig.dc.gov.’ Bottom section features the words ‘NEW REPORT’ in large serif type. A close‑up of the DC OIG circular seal (gold tone with stars and a gavel) appears on the right.