Form CMS-10398 #5 CMS-10398 #5 Payment Suspension Screen Shots

Generic Clearance for Medicaid and CHIP State Plan, Waiver, and Program Submissions (CMS-10398)

Payment Suspension Screen Shots [rev 02-27-2012] (1)

GenIC #5 (Extension w/o change): Medicaid Payment Suspensions

OMB: 0938-1148

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State


Number of Full Suspensions


Date of Report


Number of Partial Suspensions


Reporting Period


Number of Referrals to Law Enforcement






State Contact




Name



Title



Office, Group, or Division



Address 1



Address 2



City



State



Zip Code



Telephone



Email




State







Date of Report




















Nature of Credible Allegation(s) of Fraud








Shape1  Billing Fraud

 Other




Basis for Suspension Instructions: Select the most appropriate option(s). The total number associated with each option selected should equal the number of provider payment suspensions imposed.



Total Number of Payment Suspensions





1. Upcode/Overcharge Medicaid program for services rendered

2. Billing for services not rendered or performed

3. Billing for medically unnecessary services

4. Billing for Drugs:

a. unlicensed or unapproved drugs

b. brand-name drugs when generic drugs are prescribed

c. Short-filling prescriptions, but charging as if the full amount of the medication was dispensed

5. Unbundling – Using multiple billing codes instead of a single billing code in order to increase the reimbursement amount

6. Billing for services using stolen, deceased, or otherwise inappropriate provider and/or beneficiary identification number

7. Billing for unlicensed or excluded providers

8. Other

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Total Number


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Number of Payment Suspensions Resolved


Number of Active Payment Suspensions


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State







Date of Report














Shape15 Total Dollar Amount of All Payments

Suspended










Shape16 Number of Provider Appeals of Payment

Suspensions













Shape17 Number of Payment Suspensions Lifted

as a Result of Provider Appeals and


Shape18 Total Dollar Amount Associated with the

Payment Suspensions that were Lifted as

a Result of the Provider Appeals

Reported Above












Of all payment suspensions, were any providers terminated and/or excluded as a result of referral to law enforcement?

 Yes

 No










If yes, how many providers?

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State







Date of Report














Good Cause Exercised (State exercised good cause to not suspend payments or partially suspend payments to providers)

 Yes

 No (do not complete the rem No (If no, do not answer the remainder of the questions)


If Yes,

Shape20 Number of cases with no payment

suspension implemented







Shape21 Number of existing payment

suspensions discontinued


Shape22 Number of suspensions changed

from full suspension to partial

suspensions












Nature of Good Cause Exercised




















1. Law enforcement

2. Suspension removed or partially imposed based upon submission of written evidence by the provider

3. Recipient access to items or services would be jeopardized, i.e., Individual or entity is sole community physician or sole source of essential specialized services, or serves a large number of recipients within a HRSA-designated medically underserved area

4. Law enforcement declines to certify that a matter continues to be under investigation

5. State determines that suspension is not in the best interests of the Medicaid program

6. Credible allegation of fraud focuses only on a specific type of claim or arises from a specific business unit of a provider and partial suspension ensures that potentially fraudulent claims were not continuing to be paid

7. State determines that suspension in part is in the best interests of the Medicaid program.

8. Other available remedies

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