Under current Federal procedure, the overpayment would be due at the end of the calendar quarter during which the 60th day from the date of the cost settlement letter falls. The time constraints in 1101.68 for providers to submit claims are wholly in conformity with Federal law. Immediately preceding text appears at serial pages (266131) to (266132) and (286983) to (286984). The provisions of this 1101.92 amended November 18, 1983, effective November 19, 1983, 13 Pa.B. (ii)Drugslegend or over-the-counter (OTCs). (x)The record shall contain documentation of the medical necessity of a rendered, ordered or prescribed service. (c)A provider may bill an MA recipient for a noncompensable service or item if the recipient is told before the service is rendered that the program does not cover it. 1101.11. (a)Expanded coverage. (d)The practitioners signature on the prescription is waived only for a telephoned drug prescription. The provisions of this 1101.65 amended November 18, 1983, effective November 19, 1983, 13 Pa.B. (5)An appeal of an audit disallowance does not suspend the providers obligation to repay the amount of the overpayment to the Department. If a providers enrollment and participation are terminated by the Department, the provider may appeal the Departments decision, subject to the following conditions: (1)If a providers enrollment and participation are terminated by the Department under the providers termination or suspension from Medicare or conviction of a criminal act under 1101.75 (relating to provider prohibited acts), the provider may appeal the Departments action only on the issue of identity. (1)Recipients under 21 years of age are eligible for all medically necessary services. The cost settlement letter will request that the provider contact the Office of the Comptroller within 15 days of the date of the letter to establish a repayment schedule. Session 2007/2008 First Report The Committee for Agriculture and Rural Development Report into Renewable Energy and Alternative Land Use. (7)Dental services as specified in Chapter 1149. Since failure of Medical Assistance provider to submit invoices for payment within the 6-month period as required by subsection (a) was due to extreme negligence of an employe rather than the result of a technical or inadvertent omission, the equitable doctrine of substantial performance could not be invoked to require payment. The medical resources which are primary third parties to MA include Medicare; CHAMPUS (Civilian Health and Medical Programs of the Uniformed Services); Blue Cross, Blue Shield or other commercial insurance; VA benefits; Workmans Compensation; and the like. Eye and Ear Hospital v. Department of Public Welfare, 514 A.2d 976 (Pa. Cmwlth. The term does not include any of the following: (3)An intermediate care facility for individuals with an intellectual disability. (7)Inpatient psychiatric care as specified in Chapter 1151 (relating to inpatient psychiatric services), up to 30 days per fiscal year. (2)If the Department terminates the enrollment and participation of a provider for reasons specified in subsections (a)(3), (5), (6), (7) or (8), the effective date of the termination will be the date of the action specified in the appropriate paragraph of subsection (a). 1121.2. The provider does not have the right to appeal the following: (1)Disallowances for services or items provided to noneligible individuals. REVISED JUDICATURE ACT OF 1961 Act 236 of 1961 AN ACT to revise and consolidate the statutes relating to the organization and jurisdiction of the courts of this state; the powers (B)The provider informed the recipient before the service was rendered that the recipient is liable for the payment as specified in 1101.63(a) (relating to payment in full) if the exception is not granted. Providers whose provider agreements have been terminated by the Department or who have been excluded from the Medicare program or any other states Medicaid program are not eligible to participate in this Commonwealths MA Program during the period of their termination. (5)Providers. The method of repayment is determined by the Department. Therefore, providers should notify the CAO if they have reason to believe that a recipient is misutilizing or abusing MA services or may be defrauding the MA Program. This section cited in 55 Pa. Code 41.92 (relating to expedited disposition procedure for certain appeals); 55 Pa. Code 52.14 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 52.41 (relating to provider billing); 55 Pa. Code 1187.155 (relating to exceptional DME grantspayment conditions and limitations); and 55 Pa. Code 6100.483 (relating to provider billing). 1104. For purposes of this section, time frames referred to are indicated in calendar days. The Notice of Appeal will be considered filed on the date it is received by the Director, Office of Hearings and Appeals. (ix)Prescriptions for nursing facility staff. 3653. (4)Submit a duplicate claim for services or items for which the provider has already received or claimed reimbursement from a source. The notice requirement shall be deemed met on the date it is received by the Department, not the date of mailing. (13)Chapter 1153 (relating to outpatient psychiatric services). Providers shall make those records readily available for review and copying by State and Federal officials or their authorized agents. The basis for this coverage is the EPSDT. Payment will not be made when the Departments review of a practitioners medical records reveals instances where these standards have not been met. (D)If the MA fee is $50.01 or more, the copayment is $7.60. The fact that this section requires physicians to maintain records for 4 years does not preclude the Department of Public Welfare from using available records which are more than 4 years old in the course of a civil proceeding leading to the termination of a physicians participation in the MA Program. Quincy United Methodist Home v. Department of Public Welfare, 530 A.2d 1026 (Pa. Cmwlth. (2)Up to a combined maximum of 18 clinic, office and home visits per fiscal year by physicians, podiatrists, optometrists, CRNPs, chiropractors, outpatient hospital clinics, independent medical clinics, rural health clinics, and FQHCs. 3653. A child need not be screened first if an existing vision problem can be diagnosed and treated by an appropriate specialist. This section cited in 55 Pa. Code 5221.43 (relating to quality assurance and utilization review). (13)Make a false statement in the application for enrollment or reenrollment in the program. People search by name, address and phone number. The provisions of this 1101.70 reserved August 5, 2005, effective August 10, 2005, 35 Pa.B. (iii)Other State and local agencies involved in providing health care. The MSE card lists any other medical coverage a recipient has of which the Department may be aware. The providers invoices (MA 309C) will continue to be processed by the Department. (5)The Department decides, based on the attending practitioners advice, that the recipient has better access to the type of care he needs in another state. (4)As ordered by the Court, a convicted person shall pay to the Commonwealth an amount not to exceed threefold the amount of excess benefits or payments. Providers are prohibited from factoring, assigning, reassigning or executing a power of attorney for the rights to any claims or payments for services rendered under the program except as provided in paragraphs (1) and (3). (a)Scope. (5)Ordered with the recipients knowledge. . (ii)Rural health clinic services and FQHC services, as specified in Chapter 1129. 5996; amended January 9, 1998, effective January 12, 1998, 28 Pa.B. It is the providers responsibility to fill out a newborn infants identification number. Sec. Rite Aid of Pennsylvania, Inc. v. Houston, 171 F.3d 842 (3d Cir. Optometrists invoices for services rendered to qualified participants in the Medical Assistance Program submitted to the Department after 180 days of the service shall be rejected unless exceptions apply. This section cited in 55 Pa. Code 52.15 (relating to provider records); 55 Pa. Code 1101.51a (relating to clarification of the term within a providers officestatement of policy); 55 Pa. Code 1101.71 (relating to utilization control); 55 Pa. Code 1121.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1123.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1126.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1127.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1127.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1128.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1128.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1130.52 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of hospice providers); 55 Pa. Code 1149.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1150.56b (relating to payment policy for observation servicesstatement of policy); 55 Pa. Code 1153.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1155.22 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1181.542 (relating to who is required to be screened); 55 Pa. Code 1230.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1243.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1247.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1251.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); and 55 Pa. Code 5100.90a (relating to State mental hospital admission of involuntarily committed individualsstatement of policy). 3762. Providers are prohibited from making the following arrangements with other providers: (1)The referral of MA recipients directly or indirectly to other practitioners or providers for financial consideration or the solicitation of MA recipients from other providers. The provisions of this Ordinance are designed to achieve the following: 11.A. A provider who seeks or accepts supplementary payment of another kind from the Department, the recipient or another person for a compensable service or item is required to return the supplementary payment. A person who is convicted of committing an offense listed in 1101.75(a)(1)(10) and (12)(14) (relating to provider prohibited acts) will be subject to the following penalties: (1)For the first conviction, the person is guilty of a felony of the third degree and is subject to a maximum penalty of a $15,000 fine and 7 years imprisonment for each violation. 3009-233, 3009-244, provided in part: "That the functions described in clause (1) of the first proviso under the subheading 'mines and minerals' under the heading 'Bureau of Mines' in the text of title I of the Department of the Interior and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 1996 . Conflicts between general and specific provisions. nokian hakkapeliitta lt3 235/85 r16. 42 U.S.C. (viii)Laboratory and X-ray services as specified in Chapter 1243 and Chapter 1230. (a)Right to appeal from termination of a providers enrollment and participation. (d)If the physician decides to eventually renew his license, the amount collected for services rendered, ordered, arranged for or prescribed during the unlicensed period will not be returned, and restitution requested shall be paid before reinstatement into the MA Program is considered. (1)A provider shall submit original or initial invoices to be received by the Department within a maximum of 180 days after the date the services were rendered or compensable items provided. It has nearly 89,000 students and over 10% international students. The provisions of this 1101.61 amended November 18, 1983, effective November 19, 1983, 13 Pa.B. In the absence of a timely appeal, a request to reopen a cost report was discretionary. Expanded coverage benefits include the following: (1)EPSDT. (ii)Receive direct or indirect payments from the Department in the form of salary, equity, dividends, shared fees, contracts, kickbacks or rebates from or through a participating provider or related entity. (iii)Services furnished to an individual who is a patient in a long term care facility, an intermediate care facility for the mentally retarded or other related conditions, as defined in 42 CFR 435.1009 (relating to definitions relating to institutional status) or other medical institution if the individual is required as a condition of receiving services in the institution, to spend all but a minimal amount of his income for medical care costs. (3)The Notice of Appeal will be considered filed on the date it is received by the Director, Office of Hearings and Appeals. ZIP code 34471. Estsblishment of a uniform period for the recoupment of overpayments from providers (COBRA). (4)Penalties for noncompliance. So far we have funded less than the $34 million, $19 and $7 so far. This section cited in 55 Pa. Code 1151.47 (relating to annual cost reporting); 55 Pa. Code 1163.452 (relating to payment methods and rates); and 55 Pa. Code 1181.69 (relating to annual adjustment). This chapter cited in 55 Pa. Code 52.3 (relating to definitions); 55 Pa. Code 52.14 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 52.22 (relating to provider monitoring); 55 Pa. Code 52.24 (relating to quality management); 55 Pa. Code 52.42 (relating to payment policies); 55 Pa. Code 52.65 (relating to appeals); 55 Pa. Code 283.31 (relating to funeral director violations); 55 Pa. Code 1102.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1102.41 (relating to provider participation and enrollment); 55 Pa. Code 1102.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1102.81 (relating to prohibited acts of a shared health facility and providers practicing in the shared health facility); 55 Pa. Code 1121.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1121.11 (relating to types of services covered); 55 Pa. Code 1121.12 (relating to outpatient services); 55 Pa. Code 1121.24 (relating to scope of benefits for GA recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1121.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1121.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1121.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1121.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1123.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1123.11 (relating to types of services covered); 55 Pa. Code 1123.12 (relating to outpatient services); 55 Pa. Code 1123.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1123.24 (relating to scope of benefits for GA recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1123.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1123.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1123.71 (relating to scope of claim review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1123.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1126.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1126.24 (relating to scope of benefits for GA recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1126.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1126.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1126.71 (relating to scope of utiliza-tion review process); 55 Pa. Code 1126.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1126.82 (relating to administrative sanctions); 55 Pa. Code 1126.91 (relating to provider right of appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1127.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1127.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1127.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1128.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1128.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1128.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1128.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1129.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1129.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1129.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1129.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1129.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1129.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1130.2 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1130.23 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1130.81 (relating to scope of utilization review process); 55 Pa. Code 1130.91 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1130.101 (relating to hospice right of appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1140.1 (relating to purpose); 55 Pa. Code 1140.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1140.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1140.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1140.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1140.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1141.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1141.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1141.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1141.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1141.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1141.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1141.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1141.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1142.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1142.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1142.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1142.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1142.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1142.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1143.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1143.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1143.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1143.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1143.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1143.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1143.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1143.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1144.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1144.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1144.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1144.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1144.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1144.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1145.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1145.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1145.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1145.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1145.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1145.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1145.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1147.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1147.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1147.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1147.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1147.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1147.53 (relating to limitations on payment); 55 Pa. Code 1147.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1147.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1149.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1149.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1149.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1149.23 (relating to scope of benefits for State Blind Pension recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1149.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1149.43 (relating to requirements for dental records); 55 Pa. Code 1149.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1149.54 (relating to payment policies for orthodontic services); 55 Pa. Code 1149.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1149.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1150.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1150.51 (relating to general payment policies); 55 Pa. Code 1150.61 (relating to guidelines for fee schedule changes); 55 Pa. Code 1151.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1151.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1151.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1151.24 (relating to scope of benefits for GA recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1151.31 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1151.33 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1151.41 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1151.70 (relating to scope of claim review process); 55 Pa. Code 1151.91 (relating to provider abuse); 55 Pa. Code 1151.101 (relating to provider right of appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1153.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1153.12 (relating to outpatient services); 55 Pa. Code 1153.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1153.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1153.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1153.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1153.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1155.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1155.21 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1155.22 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1155.31 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1155.41 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1155.51 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1163.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1163.41 (relating to general participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1163.43 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1163.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.63 (relating to billing requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1163.71 (relating to scope of utilization review process); 55 Pa. Code 1163.91 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1163.101 (relating to provider right to appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1163.401 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.402 (relating to definitions); 55 Pa. Code 1163.421 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.422 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.424 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1163.441 (relating to general participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1163.443 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1163.451 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.456 (relating to third-party liability); 55 Pa. Code 1163.471 (relating to scope of claim review process); 55 Pa. Code 1163.491 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1163.501 (relating to provider right to appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1181.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1181.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1181.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1181.25 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1181.41 (relating to provider participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1181.45 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1181.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1181.62 (relating to noncompensable services); 55 Pa. Code 1181.74 (relating to auditing requirements related to cost reports); 55 Pa. Code 1181.81 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1181.86 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1181.231 (relating to standards for general and selected costs); 55 Pa. Code Chapter 1181 Appendix O (relating to OBRA sanctions); 55 Pa. Code 1187.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.11 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.12 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.21 (relating to nursing facility participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1187.22 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of nursing facilities); 55 Pa. Code 1187.77 (relating to auditing requirements related to cost report); 55 Pa. Code 1187.101 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.155 (relating to exceptional DME grantspayment conditions and limitations); 55 Pa. Code 1189.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1189.74 (relating to auditing requirements related to MA cost report); 55 Pa. Code 1189.101 (relating to general payment policy for county nursing facilities); 55 Pa. Code 1221.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1221.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1221.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1221.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1221.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1221.46 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1221.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1221.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1221.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1223.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1223.12 (relating to outpatient services); 55 Pa. Code 1223.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1223.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1223.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1223.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1223.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1223.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1225.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1225.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1225.41 (relating to general participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1225.45 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1225.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1225.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1225.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1229.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1229.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1229.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1229.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1230.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1230.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1230.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1230.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1230.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1230.71 (relating to scope of claim review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1230.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1241.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1241.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1241.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1241.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1241.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1243.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1243.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1243.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1243.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1243.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1243.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1245.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1245.2 (relating to definitions); 55 Pa. Code 1245.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1245.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1245.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1245.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1245.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1245.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1247.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1247.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1247.71 (relating to scope of claim review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1247.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1249.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1249.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1249.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1249.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1249.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1249.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1249.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1251.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1251.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1251.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1251.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 5221.11 (relating to provider participation); 55 Pa. Code 5221.41 (relating to recordkeeping); 55 Pa. Code 5221.42 (relating to payment); 55 Pa. Code 6100.81 (relating to HCBS provider requirements); 55 Pa. Code 6100.482 (relating to payment); 55 Pa. Code 6210.2 (relating to applicability); 55 Pa. Code 6210.11 (relating to payment); 55 Pa. Code 6210.21 (relating to categorically needy and medically needy recipients); 55 Pa. Code 6210.75 (relating to noncompensable services); 55 Pa. Code 6210.82 (relating to annual adjustment); 55 Pa. Code 6210.93 (relating to auditing requirements related to cost reports); 55 Pa. Code 6210.101 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 6210.109 (relating to provider misutilization); and 55 Pa. Code 6211.2 (relating to applicability). Necessity of a providers enrollment and participation, Inc. v. 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