Leg-Reg Update
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60-Day Rule<br />
• In 2016 the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services finalized a rule<br />
that required Medicare providers to report and repay any<br />
overpayments from the government within 60 days of identifying them.<br />
• Recent enforcement efforts and compliance audits however, have<br />
shown that implementation of the so-called “60-day rule” will continue<br />
to be a topic of interest to health lawyers in 2018, board members said.<br />
“Recent high-profile OIG hospital compliance audits have highlighted<br />
the conflicting positions of providers and the government with respect<br />
to the obligation to identify additional overpayments following an audit<br />
and the appropriate lookback period, given the conflict between the<br />
statutory 4-year claims reopening window for Medicare claims and the<br />
60-day repayment rule’s 6-year lookback period,”<br />
NASL Winter Conference<br />
February 7, 2018<br />
Washington, DC