Common use of Provider Fraud Clause in Contracts

Provider Fraud. Billing for services not rendered, billing separately for services in lieu of an available combination code; misrepresentation of the service/supplies rendered (billing brand named for generic drugs; upcoding to more expensive service than was rendered; billing for more time or units of service than provided, billing incorrect provider or service location); altering claims, submission of any false data on claims, such as date of service, provider or prescriber of service, duplicate billing for the same service; billing for services provided by unlicensed or unqualified persons; billing for used items as new.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Community Healthchoices Agreement, Community Healthchoices Agreement, Healthchoices Agreement

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