New e-Library Documents

The e-Library is available to Silver, Gold, and All Star subscribers.
  • OIG Special Advisory Bulletin on the Effect of Exclusion from Participation in Federal Health Care Programs Issued May 8, 2013
  • OIG Provider Self-Disclosure Protocol Updated April 17, 2013
  • PAL 2013-05 - Calendar Year 2014 Requirements for FTCA Medical Malpractice Coverage for Health Centers
  • 340B Policy Release: Clarification on Use of Medicaid Exclusion Rule (Feb 7, 2013)
  • 340B Policy Release: Statutory Prohibition on Group Purchasing Organization Participation (Feb 7, 2013)
  • 340B: Recertification 2013 Database Guide

Analysis and Advice

The Compliance Connection is available to Bronze, Silver, Gold, and All Star subscribers.
This article describes some of the factors a provider should consider in determining whether to terminate a patient-provider relationship, as well as steps providers should take to terminate a patient-provider relationship once they have determined that such action is necessary.
Tying compensation to productivity benchmarks can be a key strategy to help health centers establish a culture that supports high-quality and efficient services. Many organizations offer their own practitioners financial incentives to ensure their organizations earn the maximum amount possible from third parties. This article highlights some of the compliance issues raised by such incentive-based compensation programs.
The FTCA E-Briefing is available to FTCA and All Star subscribers.
Exclusive for FTCA and All-Star subscribers, this article contains reflections on past FTCA application cycles, as well as details about changes in the CY14 application.
NEW INFO ADDED APRIL 9, 2013 This article, originally published on April 4, 2013, has been revised to include additional information about the professional liability history question. The article addresses the new question in the professional liability section and the new requirement to provide a summary of the health center's internal analysis and steps taken to prevent future occurrences for "resolved" cases. This updated version of the article should be used when preparing responses to the deeming application.