New York S05799 amends the public health law to address overpayments detected in audits of non-emergency medical transportation services.

New York S05799 amends the public health law by adding a new section that outlines procedures for handling overpayments detected in audits of non-emergency medical transportation services. The bill specifies that recovery of overpayments must commence at least sixty days after the issuance of a final audit report or notice of agency action. It also allows vendors who have been compensated for services to provide independent proof that the services were rendered, potentially reducing the overpayment amount. This process is subject to federal law or regulation.

New York S05799 amends the public health law to address overpayments detected in audits of non-emergency medical transportation services.

New York S05799 amends the public health law by adding a new section that outlines procedures for handling overpayments detected in audits of non-emergency medical transportation services. The bill specifies that recovery of overpayments must commence at least sixty days after the issuance of a final audit report or notice of agency action. It also allows vendors who have been compensated for services to provide independent proof that the services were rendered, potentially reducing the overpayment amount. This process is subject to federal law or regulation.