Medicaid program; third party liability for medical assistance; correction--HCFA. Final rule
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Federal Register
|April 11, 1986
Abstract:
This final rule amends a provision in the Medicaid regulations relating to the methods that a State must use to pay providers for Medicaid claims that involve third party liability payments. The amendment is necessary to assure that regulations published on November 12, 1985, regarding recovery of reimbursement of a claim payment involving third party liability are implemented properly.
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