OIG exclusions, screened every month.

Every candidate checked against the OIG List of Excluded Individuals and Entities — at onboarding and monthly, as compliance requires.

What it is

Employing an OIG-excluded individual carries civil monetary penalties — and the obligation isn't one-time, it's monthly. The agents screen every candidate against the LEIE at onboarding, re-screen the full roster on schedule, resolve name-match ambiguities, and file dated evidence of every check.

How the agents run it · Screening

  1. 01

    Screen

    The candidate is checked against the current OIG LEIE database.

  2. 02

    Resolve

    Potential name matches are investigated with identifying details — not left as false alarms.

  3. 03

    Evidence

    Every check is filed with date, source, and result.

  4. 04

    Repeat

    The full active roster is re-screened monthly, automatically.

What you get

  • Monthly re-screening runs itself
  • Name-match ambiguities investigated, not ignored
  • Dated evidence for every check, audit-ready

Questions

How often should OIG screening happen?

OIG guidance calls for screening at hire and monthly thereafter. The agents run both automatically — every candidate at onboarding, and the full active roster every month.

What happens on a potential match?

The agent investigates using identifying details to rule matches in or out, documents the resolution, and escalates true matches to your team immediately.

See oig screening run live.

Thirty minutes, one placement, worked live — start to submit-ready.