(vi)The record shall indicate the progress at each visit, change in diagnosis, change in treatment and response to treatment. If a facility fails to appeal from the auditors findings at audit, the facility may not contest the finding in another proceeding. (viii)The record shall contain the results, including interpretations of diagnostic tests and reports of consultations. If a prescription is telephoned to a pharmacist, the prescribers record shall have a notation to this effect. The provisions of this 1101.63 amended under sections 201(2), 403(b), 403.1, 443.1, 443.3, 443.6, 448 and 454 of the Public Welfare Code (62 P. S. 201(2), 403(b), 403.1, 443.1, 443.3, 443.6, 448 and 454). (v)Services provided to individuals eligible for benefits under the Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment Program. First, . 1988); appeal denied 569 A.2d 1370 (Pa. 1989). Providers shall retain, for at least 4 years, unless otherwise specified in the provider regulations, medical and fiscal records that fully disclose the nature and extent of the services rendered to MA recipients and that meet the criteria established in this section and additional requirements established in the provider regulations. (16)Chapter 1143 (relating to podiatrists services). The proposed rule would encourage migrants to avail themselves of lawful, safe, and orderly pathways into the United States, or otherwise to seek asylum or other protection in countries through which they travel, thereby reducing reliance on human smuggling networks that exploit migrants for financial gain. The provider does not have the right to appeal the following: (1)Disallowances for services or items provided to noneligible individuals. (b)For overpayments relating to cost reporting periods ending on or after October 1, 1985, the Department will use the following recoupment procedure: (1)If an analysis of the providers audit report and the Departments payment records, by the Office of the Comptroller, discloses that an overpayment has been made, or if the provider notifies the Department in writing that an overpayment has occurred, the Office of the Comptroller will issue a letter to the provider notifying the provider of the amount of the overpayment. The school and the Roads Service should be able to work together more to manage the travel demand in a way that gives priority to walking and cycling, and . (e)Payment is not made for services or items rendered, prescribed or ordered by providers who have been terminated from the Medical Assistance program. Del Borrello v. Department of Public Welfare, 508 A.2d 368 (Pa. Cmwlth. 13961396q) and regulations issued under it. 1986); appeal dismissed 544 A.2d 1323 (Pa. 1988). The next three digits refer to the Julian Calendar date. 12132. Harston Hall Nursing and Convalescent Home, Inc. v. Department of Public Welfare, 513 A.2d 1097 (Pa. Cmwlth. If the Department institutes a civil action against the provider, the Department may seek to recover twice the amount of excess benefits or payments plus legal interest from the date the violations occurred. (a)Except as provided in subsection (b), if a provider discovers that the Department has underpaid the provider under this part, or that a recipient has other coverage for a service for which the Department has made a payment, the provider shall be paid the amount of the underpayment or shall reimburse the Department the amount of the overpayment according to the instructions in the provider handbook. Expanded coverage benefits include the following: (1)EPSDT. (vii)Emergency room care as specified in Chapter 1221, limited to emergency situations as defined in 1101.21 and 1150.2 (relating to definitions; and definitions). (2)The recipient would be risking his health if he waited for the service until he returned home. The provisions of this 1101.42 amended November 18, 1983, effective November 19, 1983, 13 Pa.B. The Notice of Appeal shall include a copy of the notice of adverse action sent to the provider by the Department and shall set forth in detail the reasons for the appeal. The provisions of this 1101.51 amended November 18, 1983, effective November 19, 1983, 13 Pa.B. 1993). (3)The effect of change in ownership of a nursing facility. (4)Home health care as specified in Chapter 1249. A petitioners failure to correct or respond not once, but twice, to a request regarding the lack of specificity of issues stated on the Notice of Appeal was unreasonable and justified dismissal of the appeal. The County Assistance Office determines whether or not an applicant is eligible for MA services. provisions 1101 and 1121 of pennsylvania school code. (c)Providers or applicants ineligible for program participation. The provisions of this 1101.71 amended November 18, 1983, effective November 19, 1983, 13 Pa.B. The providers invoices (MA 309C) will continue to be processed by the Department. (4)Not ordered or prescribed solely for the recipients convenience. Prepayment review is not prior authorization. A hospital was entitled to reimbursement from the Department for procedures which were provided and medically necessary, as documented in the medical record, even though a physicians written orders were not contained in the medical record. (a)Expanded coverage. 11-1101, defining the term (6)The principles of medical ethics shall be adhered to. The collective dimension of freedom of religion or belief in international law : the application of findings to the case of Turkey (2)Invoice adjustments to correct clerical errors or to reduce the amount billed to the maximum fee allowed by the Department. 4309; amended August 26, 2005, effective August 29, 2005, 35 Pa.B. (2)Fiscal records. 2010. To be reimbursed for an item or service, the provider shall be eligible to provide it on the date it is provided, and the recipient shall be eligible to receive it on the date it is furnished unless there is specific provision for such payment in the provider regulations. 6364. (vi)Ambulance services as specified in Chapter 1245, for medically necessary emergency transportation and transportation to a nonhospital drug and alcohol detoxification and rehabilitation facility from a hospital when a recipient presents to the hospital for inpatient drug and alcohol treatment and the hospital has determined that the required services are not medically necessary in an inpatient facility. Episcopal Hospital v. Department of Public Welfare, 528 A.2d 676 (Pa. Cmwlth. (4)Chapter 1223 (relating to outpatient drug and alcohol clinic services). (ii)Rural health clinic services and FQHC services, as specified in Chapter 1129. Providers shall retain fiscal records relating to services they have rendered to MA recipients regardless of whether the records have been produced manually or by computer. Providers are responsible for checking the recipients MSE card and other forms of notification sent to the provider by the Department, to verify that the recipient has not been restricted to obtaining the service from a single provider. (a)For overpayments relating to cost reporting periods ending prior to October 1, 1985, which were not appealed prior to February 6, 1988, the Department will use its current policy specified in 1101.84(b)(4) and (5) and 1181.101(f) (relating to provider right of appeal; and facilitys right to a hearing). 4653. (vi)Both the recipient and the provider will receive written notice of the approval or denial of the exception request. (d)If the physician decides to eventually renew his license, the amount collected for services rendered, ordered, arranged for or prescribed during the unlicensed period will not be returned, and restitution requested shall be paid before reinstatement into the MA Program is considered. (ii)Psychiatric partial hospitalization services as specified in Chapter 1153 (relating to outpatient psychiatric services) up to one hundred and eighty three-hour sessions, 540 total hours, per recipient per fiscal year. The Department of Public Welfare acted within its discretion in denying a claimants request for a Medical Assistance regulation program exception to compensate her for the expense of a special commercially processed food, where the claimant did not present any medical evidence to show that the food was medically necessary for her physical maintenance; the Department did not refuse the claimant, the minimum necessary medical services required for the successful treatment of the particular medical condition presented, as required under Title XIX of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C.A. (b)Services restricted to a single provider. The provisions of this 1101.75a adopted October 1, 1993, effective October 2, 1993, 23 Pa.B. This section provides the administrative remedy for providers whose bills have been rejected for payment by the Department, and failure of the Department to afford this avenue of relief may result in an equitable estoppel preventing the Department from claiming these bills were not timely submitted. (i)A provider is not paid for services or items rendered on and after the effective date of his termination from the program. (c)Other resources. (vii)Departmental denials of requests for exception are subject to the right of appeal by the recipient in accordance with Chapter 275 (relating to appeal and fair hearing and administrative disqualification hearings). There has not been a Federally required 60-day comment period for this type of proposed rate change since 1981. The Department will not make payment to a shared health facility for services rendered by a practitioner practicing at the shared health facility. 11-1121). Regulations specific to each type of provider are located in the separate chapters relating to each provider type. This section cited in 55 Pa. Code 41.92 (relating to expedited disposition procedure for certain appeals); 55 Pa. Code 52.14 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 52.41 (relating to provider billing); 55 Pa. Code 1187.155 (relating to exceptional DME grantspayment conditions and limitations); and 55 Pa. Code 6100.483 (relating to provider billing). The information needed to bill third parties includes the insurers name and address, policy or group I.D. (i)Pharmacy consultations which include reviewing charts, conducting education sessions and observing nurses administering medication. The prohibition includes a pharmacy placing by loan, gift or rental a facsimile machine in a nursing facility for the purpose of transmitting MA prescriptions. Nursing care facilities have the right to appeal any adjustments made by the Department of Public Welfare based on audits performed after the facility filed its annual cost report. (A)Independent medical clinic services as specified in Chapter 1221 and in subparagraph (i). (1)Recipients under 21 years of age are eligible for all medically necessary services. The provisions of this 1101.84 issued under: sections 403(a) and (b), 441.1 and 1410 of the Public Welfare Code (62 P. S. 403(a) and (b), 441.1 and 1410); amended under sections 201 and 443.1 of the Public Welfare Code (62 P. S. 201 and 443.1). The Department of Public Welfares procedure in issuing public notice satisfied the Federal public notice requirements at 42 CFR 447.205, even though the notice was not issued 60 days before the pharmacy reimbursement rates went into effect. (7)Inpatient psychiatric care as specified in Chapter 1151 (relating to inpatient psychiatric services), up to 30 days per fiscal year. (c)Notification of action on re-enrollment request. (ii)If the additional basis for the termination is a disciplinary action taken against the provider or entered in the records of the State licensing or certifying agency, the period of termination will be the duration of the disciplinary action plus 5 years for the criminal conviction. A medically needy school child is eligible for benefits available to categorically needy recipients if the benefits are required to treat a health problem noted in his school medical record. Scope of division. A provider may bill a MA recipient for a noncompensable service or item if the recipient is told before the service is rendered that the program does not cover it. The notice shall be sent to the Office of MA, Bureau of Provider Relations. gn5-02486 c.d. It is a function of the CAO to identify recipient misutilization; abuse or possible fraud in relation to the MA Program. The repayment period will commence on the date set forth in the notice from the Comptroller of the overpayment. (5)Borrow or use a MA identification card for which he is not entitled or otherwise gain or attempt to gain medical services covered under the MA Program if he has not been determined eligible for the Program. (B)If the MA fee is $10.01 through $25, the copayment is $1.30. (3)Solicit, receive, offer or pay a remuneration, including a kickback, bribe or rebate, directly or indirectly, in cash or in kind, from or to a person in connection with furnishing of services or items or referral of a recipient for services and items. Choose from 85,000 state-specific document samples available for download in Word and PDF. If requested, the CAO will assist clients in making an appointment. (c)The amount of restitution demanded by the Department will be the amount of the overpayment received by the ordering or prescribing provider or the amount of payments to other providers for excessive or unnecessary services prescribed or ordered. (xv)Podiatrists services as specified in Chapter 1143 and in subparagraph (i). Drugs prescribed as part of the treatment, including the quantities and dosages shall be entered in the record. Resubmission of a rejected original claim or claim adjustment by a nursing facility provider or an ICF/MR provider shall be received by the Department within 365 days of the last day of each billing period. The provisions of this 1101.77a adopted December 13, 1996, effective December 14, 1996, 26 Pa.B. (1)A hospital, nursing home or other provider reimbursed by the Department on the basis of an interim per diem rate that is retrospectively adjusted on the basis of the providers cost experience during the period for which the interim rate is effective can appeal its interim per diem rate, the results of its annual audit or its annual payment settlement as follows: (i)The Notice of Appeal of an interim rate shall be filed within 30 days of the date of the letter from the Bureau of Reimbursement Methods, Office of Medical Assistance, advising the provider of its interim per diem rate. This includes mother or father, grandmother or grandfather, stepmother or stepfather or another relative related by blood or marriage. (e)For the purpose of subsection (d)(4)(ii)(iv) the Department will accept a volume discount as market value if it remains equal to or above the actual acquisition cost of the product. (a)The term written in 1101.66(b) (relating to payment for rendered, prescribed or ordered services) includes orders and prescriptions that are handwritten or transmitted by electronic means. The provisions of this 1101.70 reserved August 5, 2005, effective August 10, 2005, 35 Pa.B. 7, 2022 . (2)Additional reporting requirements for nursing facilities. (a)Request for approval. The provisions of this 1101.31 amended under sections 201(2), 403(b), 443.1, 443.3, 443.6, 448 and 454 of the Public Welfare Code (62 P.S. No statutes or acts will be found at this website. Medical facilityA licensed or approved hospital, skilled nursing facility, intermediate care facility, intermediate care facility for the mentally retarded, public clinic, shared health facility, rural health clinic, psychiatric clinic, pharmacy, laboratory, drug and alcohol clinic, partial hospitalization facility or family planning clinic. (1)A proper record shall be maintained for each patient. (iii)Legend and nonlegend drugs as specified in Chapter 1121 not to exceed a maximum of six prescriptions and refills per month. This section cited in 55 Pa. Code 140.721 (relating to conditions of eligibility); 55 Pa. Code 1101.31 (relating to scope); 55 Pa. Code 1101.63 (relating to payment in full); 55 Pa. Code 1187.11 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.12 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); and 55 Pa. Code 1187.152 (relating to additional reimbursement of nursing facility services related to exceptional DME). (4)Laboratory and X-ray services as specified in Chapter 1243 (relating to outpatient laboratory services) and Chapter 1230 (relating to portable X-ray services). (3)Not in an amount that exceeds the recipients needs. Cameron Manor, Inc. v. Department of Public Welfare, 681 A.2d 836 (Pa. Cmwlth. 3653. 3653. The date of the cost settlement letter will count as day 1 in determining the 15-day response period to the cost settlement letter and the repayment period for the overpayment. 4) Be responsible to know and use language and manners appropriate for Kansas 4-H. Jack v. Department of Public Welfare, 568 A.2d 1339 (Pa. Cmwlth. Immediately preceding text appears at serial page (47804). Justia Free Databases of US Laws, Codes & Statutes. (ix)The professional component of diagnostic radiology, nuclear medicine, radiation therapy and medical diagnostic services, when the professional component is billed separately from the technical component. (4)Additional reporting requirements for a shared health facility. The Department did not abuse its discretion in deciding that 1101.81(a) (rescinded 1983, similar regulations currently at 1101.83) permitted the Department to compel provider to make restitution where his documentation is so poor that the necessity of the billed services cannot be determined. 1986). (5)The convicted person is ineligible to participate in the program for 5 years from the date of the conviction. Full reimbursement for covered services renderedstatement of policy. (xii)Services provided to individuals receiving hospice care. provisions 1101 and 1121 of pennsylvania school code. (a) Scope. Although termination of the written provider agreement is the only sanction expressly provided for in subsection (e)(4), the Department has the right to impose a lesser included penalty of suspension of that agreement. This section cited in 55 Pa. Code 1121.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1123.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1127.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1128.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1130.51 (relating to provider enrollment requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1130.52 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of hospice providers); 55 Pa. Code 1141.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1142.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1143.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1144.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1149.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1187.22 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of nursing facilities); and 55 Pa. Code 1251.41 (relating to participation requirements). (1)For services prior authorized at the State level, the 21 day time period will be satisfied if the Department mails to the recipient, the recipients practitioner or provider, a notice of approval or denial of prior authorization request on or before the 18th day after receipt of the request at the address specified in the handbook. Leader Nursing Centers, Inc. v. Department of Public Welfare, 475 A.2d 859 (Pa. Cmlth. The Department may not pay providers for services the provider rendered to persons ineligible on the date of service unless there is specific provision for the payment in the provider regulations. (b)Restricted recipient program. (xxiii)Medical examinations when requested by the Department. (xviii)Medical equipment, supplies, prostheses, orthoses and appliances as specified in Chapter 1123. This does not preclude a provider from owning or investing in a building in which space is leased for adequate and fair consideration to other providers nor does it prohibit an ophthalmologist or optometrist from providing space to an optician in his office. Clarification of the term within a providers officestatement of policy. 1396(b)(2)(D)). Direct repayment to the Department by check from the provider may be made only in one lump sum payment. 1121.2. Reimbursement of the overpayment shall be sought from the recipient, the person acting on the recipients behalf or survivors benefiting from receiving the property. Those elements of the Department of Homeland Security that are supervised by the Under Secretary of Homeland Security for Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection through the Department's Assistant Secretary for Information Analysis are, pursuant to section 4102(b)(1) of title 5, United States Code, and in the public interest . (18)Chiropractic services as specified in Chapter 1145 (relating to chiropractors services) limited to the visits specified in paragraph (2). (ii)The Health Care Financing Administration. Also, future invoices may be adjusted downward to correct previous overpayments discovered through postpayment invoice review. 3653. (a)Scope. (iv)The applicable professional licensing board. Del Borrello v. Department of Public Welfare, 508 A.2d 368 (Pa. Cmwlth. Each individual practitioner or medical facility shall have a separate provider agreement with the Department. (iv)Rural health clinic services and FQHC services as specified in Chapter 1129 (relating to rural health clinic services) and in paragraph (2). Parent/caretakerThe person responsible for the care and control of an unemancipated minor child. (xi)Staff to perform nursing facility functions outside the practice of pharmacy. Immediately preceding text appears at serial page (75057). ProgramThe MA program of the Commonwealth. (2)Services ordered, arranged for or prescribed by the physician whose license has expired, including the services of other providers such as laboratories, radiologists, pharmacies, inpatient and outpatient hospitals and nursing homes that bill the Department for the ordered, arranged or prescribed services. 4370, and by approval of the court of a joint motion for modification of a consent agreement dated February 11, 1985 in Turner v. Beal, et al., C.A. The Department will only pay for medically necessary compensable services and items in accordance with this part and Chapter 1150 (relating to MA Program payment policies) and the MA Program fee schedule. (4)The solicitation or receipt or offer of a kickback, payment, gift, bribe or rebate for purchasing, leasing, ordering or arranging for or recommending purchasing, leasing, ordering or arranging for or recommending purchasing, leasing or ordering a good, facility, service or item for which payment is made under MA. (17)Drugs as specified in Chapter 1121 (relating to pharmaceutical services). 1106. (iv)At least one practitioner receives payment on a fee for service basis. Providers who are subject to an annual audit shall submit their cost reports within 90 days following the close of their fiscal years. Shared health facilityAn entity other than a licensed or approved hospital facility, skilled nursing facility, intermediate care facility, intermediate care facility for the mentally retarded, rural health clinic, public clinic or Health Maintenance Organization in which: (i)Medical services, either alone or together with support services, are provided at a single location. (2)Refer to 1101.42 (relating to prerequisites for participation) and 49 Pa. Code Chapters 16, 17 and 25 (relating to State Board of Medicinegeneral provisions; State Board of Medicinemedical doctors; and State Board of Osteopathic Medicine) for additional requirements. 6164; amended December 27, 2002, effective January 1, 2003, 32 Pa.B. (4)Submit a duplicate claim for services or items for which the provider has already received or claimed reimbursement from a source. In addition to the reporting requirements specified in paragraph (1), a shared health facility shall meet the requirements of section 1403 of the Public Welfare Code (62 P. S. 1403) and Chapter 1102 (relating to shared health facilities). (iii)Other State and local agencies involved in providing health care. This section cited in 55 Pa. Code 1130.51 (relating to provider enrollment requirements). 4309; amended August 26, 2005, effective August 29, 2005, 35 Pa.B. A person who is convicted of committing an offense listed in 1101.75(a)(1)(10) and (12)(14) (relating to provider prohibited acts) will be subject to the following penalties: (1)For the first conviction, the person is guilty of a felony of the third degree and is subject to a maximum penalty of a $15,000 fine and 7 years imprisonment for each violation. This chapter cited in 55 Pa. Code 52.3 (relating to definitions); 55 Pa. Code 52.14 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 52.22 (relating to provider monitoring); 55 Pa. Code 52.24 (relating to quality management); 55 Pa. Code 52.42 (relating to payment policies); 55 Pa. Code 52.65 (relating to appeals); 55 Pa. Code 283.31 (relating to funeral director violations); 55 Pa. Code 1102.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1102.41 (relating to provider participation and enrollment); 55 Pa. Code 1102.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1102.81 (relating to prohibited acts of a shared health facility and providers practicing in the shared health facility); 55 Pa. Code 1121.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1121.11 (relating to types of services covered); 55 Pa. Code 1121.12 (relating to outpatient services); 55 Pa. Code 1121.24 (relating to scope of benefits for GA recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1121.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1121.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1121.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1121.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1123.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1123.11 (relating to types of services covered); 55 Pa. Code 1123.12 (relating to outpatient services); 55 Pa. Code 1123.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1123.24 (relating to scope of benefits for GA recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1123.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1123.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1123.71 (relating to scope of claim review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1123.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1126.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1126.24 (relating to scope of benefits for GA recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1126.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1126.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1126.71 (relating to scope of utiliza-tion review process); 55 Pa. Code 1126.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1126.82 (relating to administrative sanctions); 55 Pa. Code 1126.91 (relating to provider right of appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1127.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1127.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1127.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1128.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1128.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1128.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1128.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1129.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1129.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1129.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1129.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1129.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1129.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1130.2 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1130.23 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1130.81 (relating to scope of utilization review process); 55 Pa. Code 1130.91 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1130.101 (relating to hospice right of appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1140.1 (relating to purpose); 55 Pa. Code 1140.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1140.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1140.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1140.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1140.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1141.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1141.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1141.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1141.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1141.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1141.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1141.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1141.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1142.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1142.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1142.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1142.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1142.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1142.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1143.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1143.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1143.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1143.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1143.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1143.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1143.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1143.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1144.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1144.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1144.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1144.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1144.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1144.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1145.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1145.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1145.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1145.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1145.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1145.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1145.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1147.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1147.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1147.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1147.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1147.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1147.53 (relating to limitations on payment); 55 Pa. Code 1147.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1147.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1149.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1149.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1149.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1149.23 (relating to scope of benefits for State Blind Pension recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1149.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1149.43 (relating to requirements for dental records); 55 Pa. Code 1149.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1149.54 (relating to payment policies for orthodontic services); 55 Pa. Code 1149.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1149.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1150.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1150.51 (relating to general payment policies); 55 Pa. Code 1150.61 (relating to guidelines for fee schedule changes); 55 Pa. Code 1151.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1151.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1151.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1151.24 (relating to scope of benefits for GA recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1151.31 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1151.33 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1151.41 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1151.70 (relating to scope of claim review process); 55 Pa. Code 1151.91 (relating to provider abuse); 55 Pa. Code 1151.101 (relating to provider right of appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1153.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1153.12 (relating to outpatient services); 55 Pa. Code 1153.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1153.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1153.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1153.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1153.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1155.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1155.21 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1155.22 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1155.31 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1155.41 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1155.51 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1163.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1163.41 (relating to general participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1163.43 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1163.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.63 (relating to billing requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1163.71 (relating to scope of utilization review process); 55 Pa. Code 1163.91 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1163.101 (relating to provider right to appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1163.401 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.402 (relating to definitions); 55 Pa. Code 1163.421 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.422 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.424 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1163.441 (relating to general participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1163.443 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1163.451 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.456 (relating to third-party liability); 55 Pa. Code 1163.471 (relating to scope of claim review process); 55 Pa. Code 1163.491 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1163.501 (relating to provider right to appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1181.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1181.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1181.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1181.25 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1181.41 (relating to provider participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1181.45 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1181.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1181.62 (relating to noncompensable services); 55 Pa. Code 1181.74 (relating to auditing requirements related to cost reports); 55 Pa. Code 1181.81 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1181.86 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1181.231 (relating to standards for general and selected costs); 55 Pa. Code Chapter 1181 Appendix O (relating to OBRA sanctions); 55 Pa. Code 1187.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.11 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.12 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.21 (relating to nursing facility participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1187.22 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of nursing facilities); 55 Pa. Code 1187.77 (relating to auditing requirements related to cost report); 55 Pa. Code 1187.101 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.155 (relating to exceptional DME grantspayment conditions and limitations); 55 Pa. Code 1189.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1189.74 (relating to auditing requirements related to MA cost report); 55 Pa. Code 1189.101 (relating to general payment policy for county nursing facilities); 55 Pa. Code 1221.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1221.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1221.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1221.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1221.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1221.46 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1221.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1221.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1221.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1223.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1223.12 (relating to outpatient services); 55 Pa. Code 1223.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1223.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1223.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1223.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1223.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1223.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1225.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1225.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1225.41 (relating to general participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1225.45 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1225.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1225.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1225.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1229.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1229.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1229.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1229.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1230.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1230.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1230.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1230.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1230.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1230.71 (relating to scope of claim review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1230.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1241.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1241.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1241.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1241.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1241.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1243.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1243.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1243.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1243.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1243.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1243.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1245.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1245.2 (relating to definitions); 55 Pa. Code 1245.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1245.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1245.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1245.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1245.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1245.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1247.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1247.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1247.71 (relating to scope of claim review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1247.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1249.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1249.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1249.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1249.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1249.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1249.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1249.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1251.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1251.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1251.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1251.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 5221.11 (relating to provider participation); 55 Pa. Code 5221.41 (relating to recordkeeping); 55 Pa. Code 5221.42 (relating to payment); 55 Pa. Code 6100.81 (relating to HCBS provider requirements); 55 Pa. Code 6100.482 (relating to payment); 55 Pa. Code 6210.2 (relating to applicability); 55 Pa. Code 6210.11 (relating to payment); 55 Pa. Code 6210.21 (relating to categorically needy and medically needy recipients); 55 Pa. Code 6210.75 (relating to noncompensable services); 55 Pa. Code 6210.82 (relating to annual adjustment); 55 Pa. Code 6210.93 (relating to auditing requirements related to cost reports); 55 Pa. Code 6210.101 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 6210.109 (relating to provider misutilization); and 55 Pa. Code 6211.2 (relating to applicability). Recipient misutilization ; abuse or possible fraud in relation to the Julian Calendar date US Laws, Codes amp... Providing health care part of the CAO to identify recipient misutilization ; abuse or possible fraud in relation to Department... Or marriage including the quantities and dosages shall be entered in the separate chapters to. Providing health care as specified in Chapter 1121 not to exceed a maximum of six prescriptions and per... A proper record shall be adhered to medical ethics shall be entered in the Program for 5 years the... Also, future invoices may be made only in one lump sum payment services! Be adjusted downward to correct previous overpayments discovered through postpayment invoice review ordered! 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