Summary
New Jersey Medicaid is postponing the previously required $50,000 surety bond and ownership disclosure requirements for home health agencies that were set to continue in 1999. These requirements are suspended pending a final decision from HCFA, expected sometime during calendar year 1999.
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What to do
Action · 3 steps
01No immediate action required.
02Home health agencies in New Jersey can continue operating without the $50,000 surety bond and ownership disclosure requirements that were previously mandated.
03Monitor for future updates when HCFA makes their final decision on re-implementation.
Original notice
Newsletter Vol. 9, No. 07
njmmis.com · Always check the source before changing claims.
Related changes
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