Exclusion type · HHS OIG LEIE · 1995 data

Failure to Grant Immediate Access

According to the HHS Office of Inspector General LEIE extract, this statutory exclusion category is a federal debarment count by state, not a patient-safety grade or a state-board discipline rate. Failed to grant immediate access to OIG for audit, records examination, or program evaluation.

1
Federal exclusions
0.0%
Share of all LEIE
#22
Of 22 action types
VT
1 rows in VT

Thin LEIE volume band

Failure to Grant Immediate Access in the thin-volume third

1 exclusions place Failure to Grant Immediate Access in the bottom third by volume among 22 active statutory labels. Vermont accounts for the largest share of Failure to Grant Immediate Access rows on record.

Thin volume (1 rows) can mean a rarely invoked heading, a narrow statutory pathway, or genuine scarcity in the extract ; Vermont still concentrates 100% of this sparse book. LEIE alone cannot separate those causes.

Source: HHS OIG List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (LEIE) · PlainDiscipline action-type extract · August 2026 · Methodology.

Top states - Vermont leads Failure to Grant Immediate Access (100%)

Top states by LEIE row count for this statutory label. Remaining states with rows are listed in the extract, not as a safety ranking.

#StateLEIE rows
1VermontVT1

Recent Exclusions - Failure to Grant Immediate Access

Federal HHS OIG LEIE exclusion records across licensed healthcare provider types - see the Category column for each entry's actual provider type. Separate from any individual's state medical board discipline history.

Name State Category Date
Philip Belove VT Psychology 1995-02-22

Read with Failure to Grant Immediate Access: How medical boards investigate · All exclusion types

Nationwide peers near Failure to Grant Immediate Access's thin volume

Cross-type peers matched on federal exclusion count and national share, not the state concentration table above.

Similar exclusion count

Source: HHS Office of Inspector General, List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (LEIE) Federal exclusion data from the HHS Office of Inspector General (LEIE). This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical or legal advice.