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8 hours ago WebIt's my understanding that the recoupment laws/clean claims act of the state where the service occurred is applicable. So, you don't need to know every states …
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Thanks! It's my understanding that the recoupment laws/clean claims act of the state where the service occurred is applicable. So, you don't need to know every states law, only the state law where the service occurred. Below is a link I've found but have not personally referenced but maybe it will be useful to you.
Nothing prevents carriers from automatically recouping payments, regardless of the providers participation status with the plan. If the payer contract does not address recoupments then the Civil Practice and Remedies Code §16.004 applies and the statute of limitations is four years (excluding government programs).
This section allows a provider that believes it was properly paid for a claim the carrier later recouped to bring a claim against the carrier for the improper denial. Carriers' contracts and provider manuals might be sources of additional legal protection for providers faced with recoupment scenarios.
If the recoupment has not yet gone into effect, the contractor shall not initiate recoupment . (2) If the redetermination decision is an affirmation in whole or in part of the overpayment determination, recoupment may be initiated or resumed in accordance with paragraph (e) of this section.