Screen the placement
Every clinician against the OIG list by NPI where one exists. Deterministic, exact, no adjudication queue.
Your screening vendor was built for a hospital's permanent workforce. You run weekly placement cycles into facilities you onboarded over email. Those are different problems, and only one of them has a product.
THE EXPOSURE YOU ALREADY MANAGE
If an excluded person works a shift you billed for, Federal health care programmes will not pay, and civil monetary penalties can accrue per claim. OIG guidance directs screening at hire and monthly after that, against the list as published.
With roster churn measured in weeks, "monthly" is not a calendar task — it is a screening obligation that fires on every placement and again every month for everyone still active. That is exactly the kind of work that quietly turns into a spreadsheet and a Friday afternoon.
THE EXPOSURE NOBODY SELLS YOU
Every exclusion vendor answers the same question: is this person on a list? Six of them answer it well. None of them answers the question your finance team actually loses money on — is the entity we placed four nurses into a real healthcare operation?
A clinic with a six-week-old NPI, a nine-day-old domain, placeholder content, and no booking, telehealth, or payment technology anywhere on its site has the web footprint of a billing shell, not a practice. Screening vendors cannot see that, because none of them observe the web.
HOW IT RUNS
Every clinician against the OIG list by NPI where one exists. Deterministic, exact, no adjudication queue.
The facility domain against its web operating history, patient pathway, and NPI enumeration age before anyone starts.
The whole active roster against the refreshed list, with the dated result kept as evidence.
One document: every roster member, every list, every date, every result. The thing your auditor actually asks for.
QUESTIONS BUYERS ACTUALLY ASK
Days, not quarters. There is no implementation project: you can run a counterparty check on this site right now with no account, and roster screening starts as soon as you import a list.
Aides, dietary, transport, and temporary staff mostly have no NPI. Those run through the assisted name lane, which ranks candidates with their match basis for your credentialing reviewer to confirm. We price it separately and we never call it automation.
Not by default. State lists are separate, inconsistent, and some are PDF-only. We add them per state, for the states you actually operate in, at $99 per state per month.
No. ExcludeRadar produces compliance evidence for a qualified human reviewer. It is not a consumer report and it does not make employment or contracting decisions.
RECOMMENDED PLAN · SCALE
Run a counterparty check free, then put your roster on a screening cadence that produces the evidence.