HHS, DOJ Announce Anti-Fraud Healthcare Self-Disclosure Pilot Program
Additionally, the HHS Office of Inspector General would not impose an exclusion or require a corporate integrity agreement as part of the resolution. Also, CMS would not revoke the provider's or supplier's enrollment and billing privileges, and neither CMS nor HHS OIG would impose civil monetary penalties.
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