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<abstract>Staffing companies that contract with physicians to staff
hospital departments--including emergency departments--are not	 
permitted to bill Medicare. In the Medicare, Medicaid, and SCHIP 
Benefits Improvement and Protection Act of 2000, Congress	 
directed GAO to assess the program integrity implications of	 
enrolling these companies and allowing them to bill Medicare. GAO
reviewed about 2.8 million emergency department claims for 2000  
from five states and assessed whether contractor physicians	 
retained by staffing companies billed Medicare comparably to	 
other emergency department physicians. GAO also evaluated how the
lack of information on staffing companies affects efforts to	 
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