The Health Reform Act specifies a procedure for providers receiving overpayments. Section 6402 of the PPACA states that Medicare overpayments are to repaid to the government within 60 days of discovery. The law however raises a number of questions which providers hoped would be answered in recent rules issued by CMS. However, clarifications are still needed, and because the law is already effective, providers need guidance in implementing this law. It is critical that overpayments be handled strictly in accordance with the requirements, because failure to do so could result in a fraud claim with possible civil or even criminal penalties.

Join us for this On Demand Webinar – “Medicare 60-Day Rule: Rules and Penalties on Return of Medicare Overpayments To Control Fraud Measures!” on Wednesday, June 20, 2012 . This webinar has been compiled by Wayne J. Miller, Esq., - Founding partner of the Compliance Law Group, Los Angeles, a law firm focused on health care industry legal compliance for clients nationwide. Wayne has practiced healthcare business and regulatory law throughout his 30-year career. His firm represents a wide range of healthcare industry clients throughout the nation. He is an exceptional speaker on healthcare compliance/reimbursement, transactional and regulatory issues.

Highlights of the session :

• Impact of PPACA Supreme Court decision on the rule’s enforceability 
• Known requirements of the new 60-day rule, as well as the issues still being addressed. 
• Potential liability for violating the law, and how to avoid it 
• When the 60 day repayment period starts 
• What to do if a payment’s status is disputed 
• Best practices for addressing potential overpayments by Medicare 
• What is the basic rule regarding the return of Medicare overpayments 
• What the rule says, and what it doesn’t address 

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