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OIG CIAOIG Corporate Integrity Agreements
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General · Tier-1 · research-only (never on individual profiles)
Corporate Integrity Agreements (CIAs) are federal compliance agreements healthcare entities enter — typically to resolve fraud or false-claims allegations while continuing federal-program participation. Fonteum holds 335 agreements across 333 distinct entities: 114 currently effective and 208 closed, spanning 2019-2026.
How this source shows up on Fonteum.
Aggregate compliance-monitoring research and the 'compromised-anywhere' enforcement signal. The /data and /sources pages report status and agreement-type breakdowns only — no entity is named.
What this source does NOT mean
A Corporate Integrity Agreement is a negotiated compliance arrangement, not an exclusion and not a Fonteum judgment of wrongdoing — an entity under a CIA remains an eligible federal-program participant. The registry is entity-name-keyed and carries no provider NPI, so a CIA never attaches to an individual practitioner.
Research and data questions this source supports.
- Track how many Corporate Integrity Agreements are currently effective versus closed.
- Distinguish full Corporate Integrity Agreements from the lighter Integrity Agreement instrument.
- Build a 'compromised-anywhere' compliance screen that flags entities under active federal monitoring.
- Research the geographic spread of integrity agreements across states.
Dataset size: 335 integrity agreements across 333 entities (2026-06-13 snapshot)
Per-field display contract.
Fields listed below show their configured `display_allowed` flag from the §94 provenance schema. Fields marked write-locked are captured for audit and are not rendered on profile pages.
Research-only — never on profiles
5 fieldsWhat we can’t infer from this source.
- Entity-name-keyed — there is no provider NPI; agreements are organizational, never practitioner-level.
- 335 agreements is the current OIG registry, not a full historical record of every CIA ever signed.
- Aggregate-only on these pages — no entity is named on the /data or /sources surface.
- A CIA is a compliance arrangement, not an exclusion or a Fonteum assessment of any entity.
Authority, license, publisher cadence.
Authority
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General
Tier
Tier-1 · research-only (never on individual profiles)
Publisher / configured cadence
Declared or configured cadence: Monthly — OIG maintains a public browse-able CIA registry. Not evidence of the latest loaded source date.
License
U.S. government public-domain works (17 U.S.C. § 105). Federal compliance registry. Attribution required: 'Source: OIG Corporate Integrity Agreements · Snapshot {YYYY-MM-DD}'. License ↗
Official URL
Attribution requirement
Source: OIG Corporate Integrity Agreements · Last checked {YYYY-MM-DD}
What the source allows.
U.S. government public-domain works. OIG publishes the Corporate Integrity Agreements registry free for public use at oig.hhs.gov; redistribution is permitted with attribution. Snapshot and attestation fields must be read from the specific artifact; no provenance fact currently links deterministically to a signature.
What a single field looks like in the graph.
This worked example shows the provenance shape used when a surfaced field has populated source, last-checked, display-rule, and confidence metadata. Individual fields may omit unavailable values.
Field
Status distribution (snapshot 2026-06-13)
Sample value
335 agreements · 333 entities · 114 effective · 208 closed
Provenance line
Source: OIG Corporate Integrity Agreements · Snapshot 2026-06-13 · Methodology oig-cia/v1 · Display rule: aggregate-only — counts and breakdowns render, never a named entity
Official API, bulk download, and Fonteum endpoints.
Official API / download
Common questions about OIG CIA.
- What is a Corporate Integrity Agreement?
- A Corporate Integrity Agreement (CIA) is a federal compliance agreement a healthcare entity enters with the HHS Office of Inspector General — typically to resolve fraud or false-claims allegations while continuing to participate in federal programs. The lighter Integrity Agreement is a related, less stringent instrument.
- How many agreements does Fonteum hold?
- As of the 2026-06-13 snapshot Fonteum holds 335 agreements across 333 distinct entities — 114 currently effective and 208 closed. By type there are 219 Corporate Integrity Agreements and 116 Integrity Agreements, spanning September 2019 to June 2026.
- Is a CIA the same as an exclusion?
- No. A CIA is a negotiated compliance arrangement, not an exclusion — an entity under a CIA remains an eligible federal-program participant. It is not a Fonteum judgment of wrongdoing.
- Does this page name entities under a CIA?
- No. This page is aggregate-only — it reports counts and breakdowns and never names an entity. The registry is entity-name-keyed and carries no provider NPI, so a CIA never attaches to an individual practitioner.
- How can I cite this data?
- Use 'Source: OIG Corporate Integrity Agreements' with the snapshot date. It is U.S. government public-domain data published free at oig.hhs.gov, with redistribution permitted under attribution.
Where this source already shows up.
Related sources in the graph
- /sources → The generated source-catalog subset — documented datasets Fonteum cites.
- /data-provenance → The provider graph — pipeline diagram, source-family clusters, field-level provenance examples, display rules.
- /methodology → Documented sourcing, publisher cadence, observed freshness, and corrections policy.
- /editorial-policy → Independence, sourcing, conflicts, corrections, retractions.