OIG Weekly Investigative Update Inbox Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG) Unsubscribe 10:33 AM (34 minutes ago) to me New Rebranded Header Investigative Update - Week of Aug 3, 2026 Iranian National Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Healthcare Fraud 8/5/2026 4:00 PM EDT Mehrdad Geram, an Iranian National residing in Coos Bay, Oregon, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit healthcare fraud. According to court documents, since 2021, Gerami was the owner and operator of Coastal Diagnostic Testing Group in Oregon. He and his employees charged for intensive, in-office sleep studies that were medically unnecessary or didn’t take place. The estimated loss is more than $2 million. The VA OIG and Health and Human Services OIG investigated this case. Click Here for Investigative Update

CMS WA Wildfire Resources Inbox WA Department of Health Unsubscribe 10:53 AM (13 minutes ago) to me WA State Department of Health Office of Community Health Systems CMS Certified Providers Centers for Medicaid Services (CMS) WA State Wildfire Resources and Information for CMS Certified Facilities A message from CMS Dear Washington State Contacts, As we are all aware, there are a number of wildfires in Washington that may impact CMS beneficiaries and could require additional flexibilities to enable providers and suppliers to meet their needs. Following is information that we believe may be useful. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to the Seattle Regional Office at ROSEA_ORA2@cms.hhs.gov. For all of those impacted, our thoughts and well-wishes are with you. CMS would like to make you aware that during emergencies and natural disasters, the CMS Emergency Response website serves as a comprehensive resource, offering a variety of information, reference links, and educational materials from the Department, all of which are available for your review. In addition, the ASPR TRACIE website provides detailed technical assistance with respect to on-the-ground emergency response for those working in public health preparedness. In addition, the below information regarding 1135 waiver requests may be of interest. In the event that a Public Health Emergency is declared for any given natural disaster, providers and others may request waivers or flexibilities to existing CMS requirements. Following a declared active Public Health Emergency by the Secretary for a specific emergency or natural disaster, this portal, CMS 1135 Waiver / Flexibility Request and Inquiry website, will become available to submit a request. It is only available following the designation by clicking on the specific relevant active emergency. X logo facebook instagram youtube medium subscribe To request this document in another format, call 1-800-525-0127. Deaf or hard of hearing customers, please call 711 (Washington Relay) or

Thank you for contacting Customer Support Center! [ thread::uUWnZsTVGsapN2PJJibER3s:: ] Inbox Web Comments (Albertsons) Thu, Aug 6, 3:44 PM (18 hours ago) to me Hello , Thank you for reaching out. I understand that you're preparing for your move from Oregon to Arizona and would like to transfer your prescriptions to the Albertsons Pharmacy in Lake Havasu City. I apologize for any frustration you've experienced while trying to complete this through the app.

USPS Office of Inspector General Unsubscribe Thu, Aug 6, 11:11 AM (23 hours ago) to me GovDel Header Our Capping Report on Mail Delivery Operations for Miami and the Florida 3 District Is In FL 3 This capping report summarizes the results of our audits of delivery operations and property conditions at three postal delivery units in the Miami, FL, area, and analyzes delivery operations in the Florida-3 District. All three delivery units had problems with delayed mail, package scanning, Arrow Key security, Voyager Card transactions, and property conditions. Additional analysis found that while the Florida-3 District was meeting its service performance targets for most mail within the district, it did not meet targets for mail moving into and out of most of the district. The report includes four recommendations we made to mitigate deficiencies we found. Read Full Report You are subscribed to the feed for the U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General. Our information has recently been updated, and is now available.

Join us in Northern Nevada on Thursday, August 27 for an IndyTalks conversation featuring Attorney General Aaron Ford. Ford, the Democratic nominee for governor, will sit down with The Nevada Independent CEO Jon Ralston for an exclusive discussion about his tenure as attorney general and his vision for Nevada as governor. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear directly from one of the leading voices in Nevada politics and gain insight into the challenges and opportunities shaping our state and communities. Location National Automobile Museum – Event Center 1 Museum Drive Reno, NV 89501 Schedule 5:30 p.m. — Cash bar opens Mix and mingle during happy hour 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. — Main event Ticket Information Tickets are required for entry Tickets start at $50 per person

ODDS Engagement and Innovation - August 6, 2026 Inbox Oregon Department of Human Services Unsubscribe Thu, Aug 6, 3:31 PM (18 hours ago) to me You are subscribed to receive engagement and innovation updates for the Oregon Department of Human Services, Office of Developmental Disabilities Services (ODDS). ODDS is collecting feedback on the following: Worker Guide: Support Documents for Employment Settings Summary: ODDS is publishing guidance regarding support documents for employment settings. Draft: Worker Guide: Support documents for employment settings Our questions for you: Is the guidance clear? If not, what would make it easier to understand? What specific changes would help in eliminating potential harm or disparities related to service equity? Deadline: We will be collect feedback through Aug. 27, 2026. Please send responses to this proposal to odds.engagement@odhsoha.oregon.gov​ with "Support Documents for Employment Settings" as the subject line. Subscriber Services: Help Manage Account: Preferences Language Access and Accommodations We provide free help so everyone can use our services. Español | اللغة العربية | 简体中文 | 繁體中文 | Foosun Chuuk | हिन्दी | Lus Hmoob | 한국어 | Kajin Majol | Português | Русский | Soomaali | Tiếng Việt For people who speak or use a language other than English, people with disabilities or people who need additional support, we can provide free help. Some examples: Sign language and spoken language interpreters Written materials in other languages Braille Real-time captioning (CART) Large print Audio and other formats

WA DOH Pharmacy Commission Unsubscribe Thu, Aug 6, 4:08 PM (18 hours ago) to me PQAC's quarterly newsletter is now available at Washington State Newsletter. Pharmacy Commission banner View this as a web page PQAC Quarterly Newsletter DSCSA Information from the FDA Phishing Scams Continue to Target Licensees Unexpired Prescription Drugs Donation Program RxFraud Alerts PQAC Quarterly Newsletter The Pharmacy Quality Assurance Commission’s (commission) quarterly newsletter is now available at Washington State Newsletter. DSCSA Information from the FDA FDA launches assessment and issues DSCSA exemption for small dispensers FDA is launching the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) Assessment of Small Dispensers. This assessment is designed to evaluate small dispensers’ ability to conduct interoperable tracing of product at the package level. Learn more here: Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) Assessment of Small Dispensers Phishing Scams Continue to Target Licensees Commission licensees continue to report being victimized by phishing scams. Contact the commission directly at 360.236.4946 to confirm the validity of a suspicious call or email. Techniques used by these individuals include: Impersonation - Spoofing the commission's phone number and pretending to represent the commission, another government agency, or another pharmacy organization. Haste - Insisting licensees click a link. Falsifying Information - Claiming there is an issue with the licensee's insurance, payments, or license status. Threats - Instructing a licensee not to report the call to anyone “or else you will jeopardize the investigation.” These are scams! In many cases, callers are attempting to extort money or elicit sensitive information such as license numbers or DEA registration numbers from licensees. What can you do to protect yourself? Licensee security is important to the commission. Contact the commission at 360.236.4946 to confirm validity if you are suspicious. If you have any doubts or questions about someone claiming to represent the DEA or the FBI, report the call to the DEA's Extortion Scam reporting program or the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center. If the caller’s phone number appears to be a commission phone number, report the call to the Federal Communications Commission’s consumer complaint form. Unexpired Prescription Drugs Donation Program The commission has a rule, WAC 246-945-488, for the purpose of establishing an unexpired prescription drug donation program. The unexpired prescription drugs donation program is optional. WAC 246-945-488 adopts the required conditions for donated prescription drugs outlined in chapter 69.70 RCW, but also adds a requirement that participating pharmacies must submit an additional form to the commission as notification of participation in the program. Participation notification form Participating facilities list When donating medications under the unexpired prescription drug donation program, the participating pharmacy must complete a drug donation form which must accompany the donated medications. Drug donation form (PDF) For more information, please visit the Unexpired Prescription Drugs Donation Program. RxFraud Alerts Commission staff continue to get reports of possible fraudulent prescriptions being submitted to Washington State pharmacies. If you or your coworkers suspect a fraudulent prescription, please complete this form with any information you may have. You may also email RxFraudAlert@doh.wa.gov. To view the full report, please visit our RxFraud Alert page. You may also notify the DEA in Seattle. SAFETY. QUALITY. INNOVATION. X logo facebook instagram youtube medium subscribe To request this document in another format, call 1-800-525-0127. Deaf or hard of hearing customers, please call 711 (Washington Relay) or email doh.information@doh.wa.gov Manage your DOH email subscriptions | Unsubscribe from all DOH emails | Help DOH logo This email was sent to osirioas0043@gmail.com using Granicus Communications Cloud on behalf of: Washington State Department of Health · 101 Israel Road SE, Tumwater, WA 98501 GovDelivery logo