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Federal and State Program Integrity in New York

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New York protects the integrity of federal and state programs by (1) requiring the department of social services to audit medical assistance payments;1 (2) prohibiting providers from referring a patient for services in which they have a financial relationship without first disclosing this relationship;2 (3) requiring certain service providers to report their ownership arrangements to the commissioner every two years;3 (4) authorizing the commissioner to investigate providers of services to the mentally disabled;4 and (5) requiring the department to develop the fraud detection and control capacity of the medical assistance information and payment system.5

 

Footnotes

  • 1. NY SOC SERV § 364.
  • 2. NY PUB HEALTH § 238-D.
  • 3. NY PUB HEALTH § 238-C.
  • 4. N.Y. Mental Hyg. Law § 31.07.
  • 5. NY SOC SERV § 367-b.

 

Federal and State Program Integrity in New York

Subtopic Statute/Regulation Description
Investigations/audits of insurance claims data compared to services provided Department Responsibility for Standards for Medical Assistance Payments to Providers and Quality Reporting of Providers – N.Y. Soc. Serv. Law § 364 Department Responsibility for Standards for Medical Assistance Payments to Providers and Quality Reporting of Providers This section falls under...
Functions, Duties and Responsibilities of the Inspector – N.Y. Pub. Health Law § 32 The Inspector’s functions, duties, and responsibilities include: Investigating complaints and medical assistance program fraud and abuse...
Requirements for Investigations and Inspections – N.Y. Mental Hyg. Law § 31.07 The commissioner may conduct investigations into the operations of providers of services to the mentally disabled and may inspect such providers...
Federal and State Program Integrity NY SOC SERV § 367-b Medical assistance information and payment system The department must create “a statewide medical assistance information and payments system...
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