Office of Inspector General (OIG)
list is a list of excluded persons or entities that have abused or taken
advantage of Medicare and other federal programs.
The Exclusion
Database Check is done to check whether the name of a person
exists on the OIG list.
What if your
name is on the exclusion list?
If your name is available on the
exclusion list, you will not get any payment for any item or service taken by
you. The payment prohibition is valid to the following persons or entities:
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Excluded person
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Anyone who contracts with the prohibited person
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Any healthcare entity for which the prohibited person provides services
If your name comes up in the Pennsylvania State
Exclusion search, payment prohibition applies to you.
Are there
any exemptions?
Yes, we have got some exemptions
issued by the OIG to simplify the conditions where a healthcare provider may
employ an excluded individual.
If the healthcare provider employs an
excluded individual, he can do so. But he has to pay the individual exclusively
with private funds and not from any federal sources.
How to get
your name off the exclusion list?
If your exclusion period is over, you
can request OIG (Office of Inspector General) to get your name off the list.
The reinstatement process can take place only in the following conditions:
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The exclusion period of that person is over
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There will be no recurrence of the basis for the original exclusion for
which your name came on the screen.
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If there is any pending fine, you need to pay it to the healthcare
provider.
Remember that the reinstatement
process is not initiated automatically, but you have to begin the whole process
to get your name off the list.
Read More:- https://exclusionscreening.wordpress.com/2019/04/20/the-complete-guide-on-oig-exclusion-list/
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