Or. Admin. Code § 410-120-1940 - Interest Payments on Overdue Claims
(1) Upon request by the provider, the
Division will pay interest on an overdue claim:
(a) A claim is considered "overdue" if
Division does not make payment within 45 days of receipt of a valid
claim;
(b) The interest rate shall
be the usual rate charged by the provider to the provider's clientele, but not
more than 2/3 percent per month or eight percent per year.
(2) When billing Division for interest on an
overdue valid claim the provider must furnish the following information in
writing:
(a) Name of the service and the
location the service was provided;
(b) The name of the client who received the
service;
(c) Client ID
Number;
(d) Date of
service;
(e) Date of initial valid
billing of the Division;
(f) Amount
of billing on initial valid claim;
(g) Division Internal Control Number (ICN) of
claim;
(h) Certification, signed by
the provider or the provider's authorized agent, that the amount claimed does
not exceed the usual overdue account charges assessed by the provider to the
provider's clientele.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 413.042
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 414.025 & 414.065
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