The OIG's report to Congress is known as what?

The OIG's report to Congress is termed the Semi-annual report. This report typically provides an overview of the activities and findings of the Office of Inspector General, highlighting key investigations, audits, and evaluations conducted during a six-month period. It serves to keep Congress informed about the status of healthcare programs and financial integrity within the Department of Health and Human Services.

In contrast, an Annual Compliance Report generally pertains to a yearly summary of an organization’s compliance activities. A Program Evaluation Report tends to focus on the effectiveness of specific programs rather than a broad overview. The Fraud and Abuse Report may cover specific instances of fraud within healthcare programs but is not the official report submitted to Congress as a regular update on OIG activities and findings.