Using Self-Disclosure Protocols – CMS and OIG Self Disclosure Process
Self-Disclosure Has Become a Normal Part of the Compliance Process
As the OIG and CMS make self-disclosure easier for providers, we have noticed an increase in the rate of cases that are being filed. Assisting providers in making decisions whether to self-disclose, conducting internal investigations, and guiding the self-disclosure process when appropriate has become a large part of our compliance practice. Here are just a few of the articles and other resources that we have released regarding self-disclosure issues:
Exercising Reasonable Care to Identify and Address Potential Overpayments
Criminal Exposure for Failing to Repay Known Overpayment
When to Use the OIG’s Self Disclosure Protocols
Excluded Party Cases Dominate OIG Published Self Disclosure Settlements
Self-Disclosure Process – Voluntary Self Disclosure Decisions are not Always Easy
Provider Self-Disclosure Decisions – Voluntary Disclosure Process
Provider Self Disclosure Process
For more information on the self-disclosure process and legal updates impacting the process, watch this space.
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Source: Health Law Blog
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