Provider type · HHS OIG LEIE · August 2026

GENERAL PRACTICE

According to the HHS Office of Inspector General LEIE extract, federal healthcare-program exclusions for a GENERAL PRACTICE category show volume rank, reason mix, and state concentration, not a patient-safety grade.

28
Federal exclusions
0.0%
Share of all LEIE
#48
Of 85 provider types
NY
5 rows in NY

The short answer

Conviction: Program-Related Crime is the statutory reason on 11 of 28 LEIE rows tagged to GENERAL PRACTICE (39%).

The live HHS OIG List of Excluded Individuals/Entities lists 28 exclusions tagged to GENERAL PRACTICE (0.0% of tracked rows). Largest state concentration: NY (5 rows). Volume tracks federal billing exposure and audit pathways, not a misconduct rate inside the specialty. Dataset vintage: August 2026.

Mid-pack provider-type posture

GENERAL PRACTICE LEIE standing

28 exclusions · 0.0% corpus share · rank #48 of 85. Leading statutory reason: Conviction: Program-Related Crime (11, 39% of the category). NY, PA, MI account for the largest share of GENERAL PRACTICE exclusions on record.

Mid-pack posture at 0.0% corpus share (#48 of 85) with 39% of rows under Conviction: Program-Related Crime. Read the reason mix and state concentration below rather than treating volume as a patient-safety grade.

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

How 28 GENERAL PRACTICE LEIE rows split by authority family

Exclusive family rollup of statutory headings for this provider type, not the raw reason RankTable below.

GENERAL PRACTICE exclusion reasons

Counts from the live HHS OIG LEIE extract for this provider type.

0%10%Equal-share (1.2%)1%0%
GENERAL PRACTICE is 0.0% of tracked LEIE rows; equal-share across 85 categories would be 1.2%. Volume tracks federal billing exposure, not a misconduct rate.

Top states for GENERAL PRACTICE exclusions

LEIE rows tied to this provider type, not a patient-safety grade.

Read with GENERAL PRACTICE: How to check a provider · All provider types

Nationwide provider types with similar LEIE profiles

Cross-category peers matched on federal exclusion volume and share of the LEIE corpus, not the state concentration table above.

Similar exclusion volume

Similar share of all LEIE exclusions

Recent Federal Exclusions - GENERAL PRACTICE

Name State Reason Date
Sunshine Care Partners, INC OK Fraud, Kickbacks, or Prohibited Activities 2026-06-03
R Lynn Carlson, MD, PC AK Conviction: Program-Related Crime 2025-06-19
Lindsay Clark, M D, Medical CO CA Conviction: Healthcare Fraud 2024-08-20
Matthew Okeke MD, LTD NV Conviction: Program-Related Crime 2023-09-20
Aaa Medical, PC NY Conviction: Program-Related Crime 2022-03-20
Campbell Medical Group, PLLC TX Fraud, Kickbacks, or Prohibited Activities 2021-05-27
Edwardo M Yambo MD, PC NY Conviction: Program-Related Crime 2020-05-20
Brooklyn Comprehensive Care Me WV Entity Controlled by Sanctioned Individual 2019-06-20
Juan A. Medina Medical Office, NY Entity Controlled by Sanctioned Individual 2019-06-20
Albert Ades, M D, P A FL Entity Controlled by Sanctioned Individual 2017-06-20

Source: HHS OIG LEIE

Source: HHS OIG List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (LEIE) Federal exclusion data from the HHS Office of Inspector General (LEIE). Provider-type categories are as recorded in the LEIE dataset. This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical or legal advice