Duty to Cooperate with Oversight Agencies Sample Clauses

Duty to Cooperate with Oversight Agencies. The CHC-MCO and its employees must cooperate fully with oversight agencies responsible for Fraud, Waste and Abuse detection, investigation, and prosecution activities. Such agencies include, but are not limited to, the Department, Governor’s Office of the Budget, Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General, Pennsylvania Department of the Auditor General, Pennsylvania Treasury Department, Pennsylvania Office of Inspector General, US DHHS Office of Inspector General, CMS, United States Attorney’s Office/Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigations. Such cooperation must include providing access to all necessary case information, computer files, and appropriate staff. In addition, such cooperation will include participating in periodic Fraud, Waste and Abuse training sessions, meetings, and joint reviews of Providers or Participants.
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Duty to Cooperate with Oversight Agencies. The PH-MCO and its employees must cooperate fully with centralized oversight agencies responsible for Fraud and Abuse detection and prosecution activities. Such agencies include, but are not limited to, the Department’s Bureau of Program Integrity, Governor’s Office of the Budget, Office of Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Section, the Pennsylvania State Inspector General, the CMS Office of Inspector General, and the United States Justice Department. Such cooperation must include providing access to all necessary case information, computer files, and appropriate staff. In addition, such cooperation may include participating in periodic Fraud and Abuse training sessions, meetings, and joint reviews of subcontracted Providers or Members.
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Duty to Cooperate with Oversight Agencies. CHC-MCO employees must cooperate fully with oversight agencies responsible for Fraud, Xxxxx and Abuse detection, investigation, and prosecution activities. Such agencies include, but are not limited to, the Department, Governor’s Office of the Budget, Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General Medicaid Fraud Control Section, Pennsylvania Department of the Auditor General, Pennsylvania Treasury Department, Pennsylvania Office of Inspector General, XX XXXX Xxxxxx xx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, XXX, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Attorney’s Office/Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigations. Such cooperation must include providing access to all necessary case information, computer files, and appropriate staff as well as the results of associated internal investigations and audits. In addition, such cooperation will include participating in periodic Fraud, Waste and Abuse training sessions, meetings, and joint reviews of Providers, subcontractors, caregivers, or Participants.
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Duty to Cooperate with Oversight Agencies. The PCO must cooperate fully with oversight agencies responsible for Fraud and Abuse detection and prosecution activities. Such agencies include, but are not limited to, the Department, Office of Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Section, the Pennsylvania State Inspector General, the CMS Office of Inspector General, and the United States Justice Department. Such cooperation must include providing access to all necessary case information, computer files, and appropriate staff.
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Duty to Cooperate with Oversight Agencies. The CHC-MCO and its employees must cooperate fully with oversight agencies responsible for Fraud, Waste and Abuse detection, investigation, and prosecution activities. Such agencies include, but are not limited to, the Department, Governor’s Office of the Budget, Office of Attorney General, the Pennsylvania State Inspector General, the XX XXXX Xxxxxx xx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, XXX, xxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Attorney’s Office/ Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigations. Such cooperation must include providing access to all necessary case information, computer files, and appropriate staff. In addition, such cooperation will include participating in periodic Fraud, Waste and Abuse training sessions, meetings, and joint reviews of Providers or Participants.
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Duty to Cooperate with Oversight Agencies. The PH-MCO and its employees must cooperate fully with centralized oversight agencies responsible for Fraud and Abuse detection and prosecution activities. Such agencies include, but are not limited to, the Department’s Bureau of Program Integrity, Governor’s Office of the Budget, Office of Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Section, the
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Duty to Cooperate with Oversight Agencies. ‌ The CHC-MCO and its employees must cooperate fully with oversight agencies responsible for Fraud, Waste and Abuse detection, investigation, and prosecution activities. Such agencies include, but are not limited to, the Department, Governor’s Office of the Budget, Office of Attorney General, the Pennsylvania State Inspector General, the DHHS Office of Inspector General, CMS, the United States Attorney’s Office/ Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigations.‌ Such cooperation must include providing access to all necessary case information, computer files, and appropriate staff. In addition, such cooperation will include participating in periodic Fraud, Waste and Abuse training sessions, meetings, and joint reviews of subcontracted Providers or Participants.‌
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