1 Tex. Admin. Code § 371.1657 - Unallowable Fiscal Gain
A person is subject to administrative actions or sanctions if the person:
(1) requests
payment from a recipient for services or items delivered within the Medicaid or
other HHS program when payment for the services was recouped by Medicaid or
another HHS program for any reason;
(2) requests payment from recipients for
services or items furnished, directed, ordered, or prescribed by an excluded
person without first:
(A) informing the
recipient, before delivery of the item or service, that those services are not
reimbursable by the Medicaid or other HHS program; and
(B) obtaining and retaining, before delivery
of the item or service, a written signed consent from the recipient indicating
that the recipient understands he or she is responsible for payment for the
services and that the services or items are still desired;
(3) misapplies, misuses, embezzles, converts,
steals, or fails to promptly release upon a valid request, or fails to keep
detailed receipts of expenditures relating to any funds or other property in
trust for a Medicaid or other HHS program recipient;
(4) causes or permits the embezzlement,
misuse, misapplication, improper withholding, conversion, or misappropriation
of Medicaid or Medicaid-related funds:
(A)
while the Medicaid provider is bankrupt, in receivership, or
insolvent;
(B) rendering the
Medicaid provider insolvent by such act; or
(C) deepening or contributing to the
insolvency of the Medicaid provider by such act;
(5) requests payment from a recipient for
services or items delivered within the Medicaid or other HHS program for any
amount that exceeds the amount Medicaid or other HHS program paid for such
services or items, with the exception of any cost-sharing authorized by the
program;
(6) markets, offers,
supplies, or sells confidential information, including recipient names,
Medicaid recipient identification numbers, and other recipient information, for
a use that is not expressly authorized by a Medicaid or other HHS
program;
(7) discloses a
recipient's protected health information to any person in exchange for direct
or indirect remuneration, except that a person may disclose a recipient's
protected health information:
(A) to a
covered entity as defined by §
181.001 of the
Texas Health and Safety Code or to a covered entity as that term is defined by
§
602.001 of the Texas
Insurance Code for the purpose of:
(i)
treatment;
(ii) payment;
(iii) health care operations; or
(iv) performing an insurance or health
maintenance organization function as described by §
602.053 of the Texas
Insurance Code; or
(B)
as otherwise authorized by state or federal law.
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