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How HHS-OIG, Regulators Enforce Vendor Compliance

Provider Trust

What the HHS-OIG says about vendor compliance. OIG may exclude the provider if certain circumstances regarding the ownership are present. However, healthcare receives federal funding, and thus OFAC is an additional sanction list that you should add to your vendor compliance plan/program. Case Study: S. Martino-Fleming v.

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Updated Compliance Tool for Developers of Mobile Health Apps

Hall Render

The Tool presents developers of mobile health apps with a series of questions to help them understand which federal laws and regulations may apply. The Tool does not present a comprehensive list of laws and regulations that may apply to mobile health apps. Regulatory Landscape. Practical Takeaways.

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The Devil may be in the Details of the Part II No Surprises Act IFR

Health Care Law Brief

In addition, hospitals and medical associations have generally expressed serious concerns about the Part II regulations, including regarding use of the QPA as the presumptive choice for establishing payment rates under these circumstances, as well as the administrative burden presented. Patient-Provider Dispute Resolution. 2] See 86 Fed.

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Provider Credentialing Verifies Expertise

AIHC

If the provider is not enrolled in the plan, you will not be able to bill for services rendered, ESPECIALLY with Medicare and Medicaid. Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) have, as a result, become the best standard for due diligence. CFR regulations (U.S. That way, you will be able to streamline.