Oklahoma HB3358 establishes procedures for Medicaid provider audits, including notice, informal conferences, and expedited adjudicatory proceedings.
Oklahoma HB3358 creates new sections in the Oklahoma Statutes to govern Medicaid provider audits. It mandates that the Oklahoma Health Care Authority notify providers of preliminary findings of overpayment and allows for informal conferences to address these findings. The bill also outlines procedures for expedited adjudicatory proceedings, including the qualifications of hearing officers and the timeframes for these proceedings. It requires Medicaid providers and subcontractors to retain records for six years and to produce these records upon request.
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