New Kickback Safe Harbor for Federally Qualified Health Centers
Client Alert | less than 1 min read | 07.01.05
The HHS Office of Inspector General has issued a proposed new anti-kickback law safe harbor protecting transfers of goods, items, services, donations and loans to federally qualified health centers if specific conditions are met. The proposed regulation implements a provision of the Medicare Modernization Act calling for the new safe harbor where an arrangement contributes meaningfully to the health center's provision of services to a medically underserved population. The comment period on the proposed regulation runs until August 1, 2005. Click here to view the proposed rules published in the Federal Register.
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