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Further scrutiny of Organ Procurement Organizations (OPOs), now by the Senate Finance Committee
The Senate is piling on to the the recent regulatory changes that have been announced for OPOs.
Here's a letter from the Senate Finance Committee, asking for financial investigations. The letter begins this way:
December 18, 2019
Ms. Joanne M. Chiedi
Acting Inspector GeneralOffice of Inspector General
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services3
"Dear Acting Inspector General Chiedi: We write today to request that your office conduct a comprehensive examination of the adequacy of the organ procurement and transplantation system in the United States."
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Here's the story from the WaPo:
Senate Republicans seek probe of organ transplant system By
Kimberly Kindy and Lenny Bernstein Dec. 19, 2019
"Members of the Senate Finance Committee Thursday requested an in-depth examination of the nation’s organ recovery and transplant system, raising questions about suspected financial fraud and criticizing the system for its “poor performance.”
"The request to the Office of the Inspector General comes one day after the Trump administration announced a sweeping proposal to boost the number of organs collected for transplant by dozens of underperforming organ collection agencies and increasing federal payments to living kidney donors.
"In their letter to the Inspector General, Sens. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) and Todd C. Young (R-Ind.) praised the proposed regulations but pointed out it will be years before they take effect. In the meantime, they said, Americans are dying each day as they wait for organ transplants and more action should be taken now.
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"Grassley, finance committee chairman, said in a statement that “more can be done right now to improve a system that is mired by inefficiency, waste and a serious lack of accountability.”
Here's a letter from the Senate Finance Committee, asking for financial investigations. The letter begins this way:
December 18, 2019
Ms. Joanne M. Chiedi
Acting Inspector GeneralOffice of Inspector General
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services3
"Dear Acting Inspector General Chiedi: We write today to request that your office conduct a comprehensive examination of the adequacy of the organ procurement and transplantation system in the United States."
**************
Here's the story from the WaPo:
Senate Republicans seek probe of organ transplant system By
Kimberly Kindy and Lenny Bernstein Dec. 19, 2019
"Members of the Senate Finance Committee Thursday requested an in-depth examination of the nation’s organ recovery and transplant system, raising questions about suspected financial fraud and criticizing the system for its “poor performance.”
"The request to the Office of the Inspector General comes one day after the Trump administration announced a sweeping proposal to boost the number of organs collected for transplant by dozens of underperforming organ collection agencies and increasing federal payments to living kidney donors.
"In their letter to the Inspector General, Sens. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) and Todd C. Young (R-Ind.) praised the proposed regulations but pointed out it will be years before they take effect. In the meantime, they said, Americans are dying each day as they wait for organ transplants and more action should be taken now.
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"Grassley, finance committee chairman, said in a statement that “more can be done right now to improve a system that is mired by inefficiency, waste and a serious lack of accountability.”
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