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The "Dirty Angels" of DSRIP were never about fraud. They were about the gap between a spreadsheet and a human being. The program measured clean rooms, but the real work—keeping a homeless man out of the morgue—happened in the dirt.

Her boss, the CMO, called it "pragmatic compliance." Carmen called it lying. But every time she "cleaned" an Angel, the hospital received a DSRIP check. That check paid for Mr. Vega’s actual heart medication. It paid for the volunteer nurse’s bus fare. It funded the shelter’s new air conditioner. dirty angels dsrip

“This patient has no address,” the auditor said. “Yet he has perfect medication adherence. How?” The "Dirty Angels" of DSRIP were never about fraud