Record summary
David Joseph Mata appears in the HHS-OIG List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (LEIE) public dataset as an individual record associated with Hemet, California. The latest imported LEIE dataset lists this record as currently excluded from participation in federally funded health care programs. The exclusion date shown in the source record is February 20, 2013, and the exclusion type is 1128a2, identified by HHS-OIG as conviction relating to patient abuse or neglect.
Source record
What this exclusion type means
HHS-OIG identifies exclusion type 1128a2 as “Conviction relating to patient abuse or neglect.” Conviction relating to patient abuse or neglect (mandatory exclusion, minimum 5 years).
This exclusion type is a statutory category used by HHS-OIG in the LEIE dataset. The category describes the legal authority associated with the exclusion record, not a separate investigation or additional reporting by Excluded Provider.
Location and provider classification
This LEIE record is associated with Hemet, CA 92544. The listed provider category is Physician (MD, DO). The listed specialty is Family Practice.
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How to verify this record
This page is a public-record summary and should be treated as a possible LEIE match, not final identity verification. To verify the record, use the official HHS-OIG LEIE search and compare available identifying information through the official process. Name, location, provider category, specialty, exclusion date, and NPI should be treated as matching clues rather than final proof of identity.
What this page does not include
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