17. The provisions of a fully executed endorsement required by DHS and included in the supplier contract (i.e. the endorsement is part of the original supplier agreement). 28. DHS reimbursement of excessive payments to the supplier, including payments from Medicare, third-party payers, billing errors, fraudulent counting and increased interim payments in accordance with the DHS plan for continuity of operations in times of pandemic and crisis. 23. For suppliers who receive or pay Medicaid payments of at least US$5 million per year, written training strategies and procedures for all workers, contractors and representatives containing information on the False Claims Act and other provisions under Section 1902 (a) (68) A) of the Social Security Act are established. 26. Run all necessary security instructions and provide certification or licensing information if DHS requires it for a particular type of supplier. The supplier also undertakes to notify DHS of any changes to its certification or licensing status. 19. Comply with the requirements of the advance directive where the provider is a hospital, a health care facility, a home health care provider, personal care services, a palliative or managerial care organization (MCO), as required by 42 CFR 489.102 and 417.436.
29. BEnachrichtigen DHS no later than 30 days before a sale, merger or transfer of a company registered pursuant to Minnesota Rules 9505.0195, subp, comes into effect. 8. The non-sale of DHS may result in the sale or transfer with DHS not taking effect for any purpose, including receivables, debt payments and debt corrections. The provider also undertakes to notify DHS if it intends to transfer its National Identification Provider (NPI) or Federal Identification Code (FEIN) to the new owner and to complete any necessary documents or supplements, including a vendor sales or transfer addendum. The supplier recognizes that, when the listed business is sold, merged or transferred, DHS recognizes the effective date of the sale or transfer as the date from which all claims or adjustments are transferred to the new owner, regardless of the date of service or notification, the date of submission to DHS or the date of the decision , including the date of the decision, including the date of the transfer. resulting from a subsequent review or reprocessing application. Any intention of the supplier or buyer must be taken into account in the sales contract and in the delivery documents and is the responsibility of the supplier and the buyer. DHS reserves the right to pursue monetary recovery or civil or criminal action against the seller. There is nothing in this agreement that prohibits the new owner from contacting DHS until the effective date of the sale, merger or transfer B. Determine the applicability of other national or federal laws to the supplier and ensure compliance with these laws.
Personal Care Assistant (PCA) Provider Enrollment DHS is how personal assistance agencies are able to bill Medicaid with its clients through the Minnesota Department of Human Services. In Minnesota, Medicaid is called “medical assistance.” All suppliers must complete certain qualifications to register, but as long as you have all the qualifying information, your application cannot be rejected. 22. Accept and are bound by the terms of DHS` EDI trade agreement when they are billed electronically. The supplier recognizes that any organization or person who asserts rights on its behalf complies with the EDI trade agreement as the supplier`s agent. The supplier authorizes the agent to bind the supplier to the terms of the EDI trade agreement. The provider gives each EDI business partner a login ID and password.
