048-45 Wyo. Code R. §§ 45-27 - Initial Provider Certification
(a) An individual
or entity may apply to become a provider by completing the Division's initial
provider certification process and all required trainings. The applicant shall
supply evidence that the applicant meets the qualifications for each service in
which the applicant is seeking waiver certification.
(b) The Division shall only certify one
provider per physical location.
(c)
The Division shall not certify any person or entity as a waiver provider if:
(i) The person or entity has an open or
pending corrective action plan with the Division;
(ii) The person or entity has an open case
with the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit; or
(iii) The person has not successfully passed
a background screening as provided in Section
14 of this Chapter.
(d) The Division may refuse to certify an
entity that has an officer, administrator, or board member who was previously
sanctioned by the Division. This refusal shall apply for a period of two (2)
years from the date the person was sanctioned. The Division may also refuse to
certify such person related to his or her involvement in any open or pending
corrective action plan, or Medicaid Fraud Control Unit case until after the two
(2) year period.
(e) A person who
has been convicted of Medicaid fraud shall not be certified.
(f) The Division shall refuse to certify or
shall subsequently decertify a provider applicant who fails to disclose any
convictions in a court of law on the Division's provider application or
organization's application.
(g)
Falsifications of statements or documents, or any concealment of material fact
may result in a denial of certification, decertification, or referral for
criminal prosecution.
(h) The
Division shall initially certify a new provider or provider agency providing
any service for one (1) year. The provider must complete a provider
certification renewal at the end of the first year to continue providing
services
(i) A person or entity may
dispute an adverse action related to provider initial certification by a
request for an administrative hearing, which will be administered pursuant to
Chapter 4 of the Department of Health's Medicaid Rules.
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