Fraud Reporting. The Contractor shall report any knowledge of welfare fraud to DSHS by calling 0- 000-000-0000 or on-line.
Fraud Reporting. Each Party shall immediately notify the other Party if a Party (or, in the case of Manager, any of its Distributors or Third Party Service Providers) become aware of any attempt by any Person to obtain or use a Card by fraud, including, but not limited to, value Load fraud, provisional credit fraud, unauthorized Card use, under floor limit processing, merchant fraud, or fraud committed by an employee of Manager or any of its Distributors or Third Party Service Providers (“Program Fraud”).
Fraud Reporting. As part of the Fraud Control Services provided to RCSI, First Data shall provide the following fraud reporting Services (“Fraud Reporting Services”) to RCSI. Security detail transactions shall be used to add, update or delete transaction records on First Data’s security master file. These transactions shall generate a fraud advice record to the MasterCard, Visa and other Association fraud reporting systems. First Data shall enable RCSI to research lost or stolen Accounts and enter disposition codes sufficient to record fraud, counterfeit, and chargebacks. Fraud detail information, including all fraud account information automatically transmitted to RCSI’s clearing house (“Clearing House”), shall be automatically transmitted to MasterCard, Visa and the other Associations by First Data in compliance with regulations for fraud and counterfeit reporting.
Fraud Reporting. Contractor shall report to GCHP’s compliance officer all cases of suspected fraud, waste, and/or abuse, as defined in Title 42, of the Code of Federal Regulations, Section 455.2, where there is reason to believe that an incident of fraud and/or abuse has occurred, by subcontractors, Members, providers, or employees within forty-eight (48) hours of the time when Contractor first becomes aware of, or is on notice of, such activity. Contractor shall immediately report to GCHP any notices of investigations of Contractor relating to fraud, waste, or abuse. Upon the request of GCHP and/or the State, Contractor shall consult with the appropriate State agency prior to and during the course of any such investigations. Contractor shall comply with GCHP’s antifraud plan, including its policies and procedures relating to the investigation, detection, and prevention of and corrective actions relating to fraud, waste and abuse. Contractor shall submit quarterly fraud reports to GCHP which must, at a minimum, include: Number of complaints of fraud and abuse submitted that warranted preliminary investigation. For each complaint which warranted a preliminary investigations, supply: Name and/or SSN or CIN; Source of complaint; Type of provider (if applicable); Nature of complaint; Approximate dollars involved; and Legal and administrative disposition of the case. Contractor shall submit the following components with the report or explain why the components are not submitted with the report: police report, health plan’s documentation (background information, investigation report, interviews, and any additional investigative information), Member information (patient history chart, Patient profile, Claims detail report), provider enrollment data, Confirmation of services, list items or services furnished by the provider, Pharmaceutical data from manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers and any other pertinent information. b. Suspended, Excluded, or Ineligible Employees or Contractors. Contractor shall comply with 42 C.F.R. 438.608(a)(8) and 438.610. Additionally, Contractor is prohibited from employing, contracting or maintaining a contract with persons or entities for the provision of services related to this Agreement that are excluded, suspended or terminated from participation in the Medicare or Medi-Cal/Medicaid programs. Contractor shall notify GCHP immediately upon discovery of employment or contract with a person or entity that is excluded, suspended, or terminated. A ...
Fraud Reporting. First Data shall provide RCSI with lost/stolen reporting services. Lost or stolen reports from RCSI’s Cardholders shall be recorded on the security master file by on-line entries which shall automatically change the external status on the security master file and block authorizations on the Designated Account. RCSI shall also have the ability to use the extended lost or stolen transaction to review potential fraud transactions at the time of the lost or stolen report. As the First Data operator verifies the legitimacy of each transaction, the items shall be coded to identify fraudulent transactions. The transaction shall automatically transfer Cardholder transactions to a new Designated Account and shall prevent the transfer of fraud activity, eliminating the need for manual adjustments.
Fraud Reporting. Pursuant to 20 CFR 667.630, any information or complaints concerning criminal fraud, waste, abuse or other criminal activity discovered by or reported in connection with a Workforce Investment Act (WIA) or WIA-related program shall be immediately reported to: The United States Department of Labor, Office of the Inspector General, Office of Investigations, Room S-5514, 000 Xxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx XX, Xxxxxxxxxx, X.X. 00000, Phone Number 1-800-347- 3756.
Fraud Reporting. Should any person demand/request consideration in exchange of this RFP or promises successful selection in exchange for consideration, please contact xxxxxx@xxx-xxx.xxx.
Fraud Reporting. The Contractor shall report any knowledge of welfare fraud by calling 0-000-000-0000 or online at xxxxx://xxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/Sys7CMSPortal-FCMS-WA/fraud/report.aspx.
Fraud Reporting. 24.1. Further information regarding how to report and prevent fraud is available on Pleo’s Website: Customer Security and Fraud Awareness.
Fraud Reporting. The awardee is required to report on indications of fraud in host-country institutions or other matters that could reasonably be expected to be of foreign policy interest to the U. S. Government’s development and stabilization efforts. Corruption, real or perceived, may critically impact USAID programming objectives as might other knowledge the awardee acquires in its normal course of business. This [clause/provision] must not be construed to require the awardee to conduct investigation for such information outside of its normal business practices or to report on matters not directly or indirectly related to USAID programming or the proper use of U.S. Government funds. In the event awardee has special non-disclosure requirements or confidentiality requirements (such as are prevalent in the legal and banking industries), or awardee determines such reporting would conflict with applicable laws, awardee must include a proposal to obtain any necessary waivers from the applicable host-country institution allowing such reporting to the maximum extent possible. Reports under this requirement must be submitted as a deliverable under the award.
