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Louisiana Medicaid exclusion list

ExclusionHQ can't check the Louisiana adverse actions list automatically yet: a search page only. Check it yourself on the state's page and keep a record.

The free check below still covers the federal lists every Louisiana provider needs: the OIG LEIE and SAM.gov.

Checking the Louisiana list yourself

Search each person's name on the state's search page, and print or save each results page with the date: that page is your record of the check.

Check before each person starts and then on the schedule your Medicaid provider agreement sets. For the federal lists, OIG says checking every month best limits the risk, because it updates its list monthly (see monthly exclusion screening).

The Louisiana adverse actions list on the state's site

Louisiana on the federal lists

Of the people on the OIG exclusion list (the LEIE copy of Nov 6, 2026), 1,886 had a Louisiana address when they were excluded, 68 of them in the last 12 months. 74% were excluded on the mandatory grounds (convictions for program fraud, patient abuse or neglect, felony health care fraud or felony controlled-substance offences) and 22% after a health care licence was revoked, suspended or surrendered.

The most common professions among them: nurses and nurse aides (757), personal care providers (286) and health care aides (109).

SAM.gov lists 1,055 excluded individuals with a Louisiana address, many of them the same people.

An OIG exclusion covers every federal health care program, in every state, so someone excluded elsewhere who moves to Louisiana is still excluded here: check every hire against the federal lists, wherever they come from.

Neighboring states

Someone who has worked across the state line can be on that state's Medicaid list without being on Louisiana's. If you hire from neighboring states, check their lists too:

Monthly monitoring

Monitor your Louisiana roster

Save your roster once. ExclusionHQ re-checks everyone against the OIG LEIE, SAM.gov whenever one updates, emails you when something changes, and keeps a dated audit report for every check. The Louisiana adverse actions list isn't checked automatically yet. From $39 a month for up to 100 people.

Example · a dental office14 people
Day 1
SAM.gov updated14 people re-checked · 1 new to verify
Verify
Day 4
LEIE monthly file14 people re-checked · no changes
Day 9
A state list updated14 people re-checked · no changes
Day 30
Monthly receiptReport filed for the month

Questions

Does Louisiana keep its own Medicaid exclusion list?

Yes: the Louisiana adverse actions list. ExclusionHQ can't check it automatically yet (a search page only), so check it by hand and keep a record.