Common Contracts

1 similar Medicaid Billing Agreement contracts

Medicaid Beneficiaries Cannot Be Billed as referenced in the 2/2014 Medicaid Update
Medicaid Billing Agreement • March 2nd, 2014

By enrolling in the Medicaid program, a provider agrees to accept payment under the Medicaid program as payment in full for services rendered. A provider may not make a private pay agreement with a beneficiary to accept a Medicaid fee for a particular covered service and then provide a different upgraded service (usually a service that is beyond the scope of the Medicaid program) and agree to charge the beneficiary only the difference in fee between two services, in addition to billing Medicaid for the covered service. It is an unacceptable practice to knowingly demand or collect any reimbursement in addition to claims made under the Medicaid program, except where permitted by law.

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