Examples of Safe Harbor Regulations in a sentence
Vendor agrees that it will fully and accurately satisfy its responsibilities, as provider of the Services, under the Safe Harbor Regulations relating to program “fraud and abuse” promulgated under the Social Security Act and Medicare and Medicaid Patient and Program Protection Acts.
The Service’s Safe Harbor Policy (64 FR 32717, June 17, 1999) and the Safe Harbor Regulations (68 FR 53320, September 10, 2003; and 69 FR 24084, May 3, 2004) are available at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/endangered/laws- policies/regulations-and-policies.html.
The Service’s Safe Harbor Policy (64 FR 32717, June 17, 1999) and the Safe Harbor Regulations (68 FR 53320, September 10, 2003; and 69 FR 24084, May 3, 2004) are available at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/endangered/laws-policies/regulations-and- policies.html.
Thus, rather than the RMP being maximally consistent with the HCP, theBLM completely ignored a tried and true plan and opted for absolute utility exclusion.
Open Enrollment EligibilityPart-Time Variable Hour employees have (regardless of whether or not eligibility was earned in the Initial Measurement Period) an annual opportunity and obligation to qualify for ongoing eligibility for the contingent-hire medical plan through the County’s Standard 12-Month Measurement Period, in compliance with ACA Safe Harbor Regulations.
The Service’s Safe Harbor Policy (64 FR 32717, June 17, 1999) and the Safe Harbor Regulations (68 FR 53320, September 10, 2003; and 69 FR 24084, May 3, 2004) are available at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/endangered/laws-policies/regulations-and-policies.html.
In this case the effect of the flow rate on the alignment and orientation of the suspended particles takes some time to develop and the apparent rheological properties are time-dependent.
These statutes and regulations include, but are not limited to: The Federal Medicare and Medicaid Anti-Kickback Statute (42 USC 1320a-7b(b)); the Federal Safe Harbor Regulations (42 CFR 1001:952); the Stark Laws (42 USC 1395nn, 42 USC 1396b(s) and implementing regulations); the State Medicaid Anti-Kickback Statute (NJS 30:4D-17(c)); and the Codey Law (NJS 45:9-22.4 et.
OIG Resources and ProcessesOIG has a Compliance Section on its website that includes numerous compliance and legal resources, such as our CPGs, Advisory Opinions, Special Fraud Alerts, Bulletins, and Other Guidance, Safe Harbor Regulations, Compliance Toolkits, Compliance Resources for Health Care Boards, Provider Compliance Training, A Roadmap for New Physicians, RAT-STATS - Statistical Software, Corporate Integrity Agreements (CIAs), and Self-Disclosure Information.
AGENCY agrees not to take any actions that would cause RXFS to violate any United States, State, and foreign antitrust laws, Medicare and Medicaid Coverage Regulations and Requirements, Safe Harbor Regulations, Anti-Kickback Statutes, Fraud and Abuse Laws.