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Audit of the Office of the Attending Physician Revolving Fund--Fiscal Year 1980

GGD-81-24 Published: Jan 06, 1981. Publicly Released: Jan 06, 1981.
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The Office of the Attending Physician was established to serve the medical needs of the members of Congress. The revolving fund was established to take care of the monies involved in the activities of the Office. The purchase and resale of prescription drugs make up the majority of the fund's receipts and disbursements. The Office purchases wholesale drugs and resells them to member's families and to congressional employees. Certain free immunizations are provided to members and officials of Congress. The Office also furnishes medical transcripts and performs physical examinations for life insurance applicants. Pursuant to federal law, an audit of the fund for fiscal year 1980 was conducted.

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Allocation (Government accounting)Audit authorityCivil auditsFederal fundsRevolving fundsPhysiciansAppropriated fundsPrescription drugsDrugsFinancial statements