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Medicare program; changes in provider agreement regulations related to federal employees health benefits--HCFA. Final rule.

Federal Register 1997 October 30
This final rule makes two changes to Medicare's provider agreement regulations concerning payment for inpatient hospital services furnished to retired enrollees of fee-for-service Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) plans who do not have Medicare Part A coverage. The first change specifies that payment for inpatient hospital services furnished to retired Federal workers age 65 or older who are enrolled in a fee-for-service FEHB plan but are not covered under Medicare Part A is limited to a payment amount that approximates the Medicare diagnosis-related group payment rates established under Medicare's inpatient hospital prospective payment system. The second change specifies that HCFA will consider termination or nonrenewal of a hospital's provider agreement with Medicare if a hospital knowingly and willfully fails to accept, on a repeated basis, the Medicare rate as payment in full for inpatient hospital services provided to a retired Federal worker who is enrolled in a fee-for-service FEHB plan and who does not have Medicare Part A coverage. This final rule implements section 7002(f) of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990.

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