Free for up to 50 names · nothing stored
Check every name on your staff list against the exclusion lists.
Paste your roster and check everyone against the OIG exclusion list (LEIE) and SAM.gov at once. Dates of birth tell people with the same name apart, so you get matches to act on, not a page of false alarms.
Add dates of birth: the LEIE lists one for almost everyone, and it is what tells two people with the same name apart.
Four answers, never a wall of maybes
Name and date of birth (or NPI) agree with a list entry. Confirm it on the agency's own record and follow your compliance policy.
A name match the list can't settle on its own: no date of birth on the list, or yours is one keystroke from theirs.
The list has someone with this name, but the date of birth rules them out. Kept on the record so you can show you looked.
No entry on any list checked, at the copy dates shown on the result.
How it works
- 01Paste your staff and contractors, or open a spreadsheet: last name, first name, date of birth.
- 02Every name is checked against the OIG LEIE and SAM.gov, with nicknames, typos and swapped names caught and dates of birth deciding.
- 03Read the results, print or save them as a PDF, and keep them with your compliance records.
Federal lists, plus 20 state Medicaid lists
Plans check your roster against the state lists where you bill Medicaid. Pick a state for its list, who publishes it and whether we read it.
Monthly monitoring
Need this every month?
Save your roster once. ExclusionHQ re-checks it against the LEIE, SAM.gov and 20 state Medicaid lists whenever one updates, emails you when something changes, and keeps a dated audit report for every check. From $39 a month for up to 100 people.
Questions
What lists does the free check use?
The HHS-OIG List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (LEIE) and SAM.gov's exclusion records, at the dates shown on each result. Plans add your state's Medicaid list.
Is it free?
Checking up to 50 names at a time is free, with no account, and nothing you check is stored. Plans save your roster, re-check it whenever a list updates and keep a dated report for each check.
Is ExclusionHQ an official government site?
No. ExclusionHQ is not affiliated with HHS-OIG, GSA or any state agency. It checks the files those agencies publish for screening, and each result names the copy it used.
What does 'verify' mean?
A name match the list can't settle on its own: the list has no date of birth for that person, or yours is one keystroke away from theirs. Confirm it against the agency's record before acting.