The New York State Office of the Medicaid Inspector General (OMIG) developed the Self-Disclosure Program in consultation with health care providers and industry professionals as the method for disclosing overpayments to OMIG. OMIG designed this approach to encourage providers and other Medicaid entities to investigate and report matters that involve possible fraud, waste, abuse or inappropriate payment of funds that affect the state's Medicaid program, and that they identify through mechanisms like self-review, compliance programs, or internal controls.
Providers must also submit self-disclosures and reports of damaged, lost or destroyed records to OMIG’s Bureau of Self-Disclosure.
Please see the following links for additional information:
- Regulatory Authority (updated December 2022)
- Guidance (updated July 2025)
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) (updated July 2025)
- Full Self-Disclosure Process (updated July 2025)
- Abbreviated Self-Disclosure Process (updated July 2025)
- Lost or Destroyed Records Reporting (updated January 2023)
- Presentations (updated December 2025)
- Self-Disclosure Contact Information (updated July 2025)