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Medicare Part A
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Provider Notice : 99-048 Original Issue Date: August 05, 1999 FROM: Medicare Communications SUBJECT: Establishing an Extended Repayment Request Background Overpayments generally occur when a final determination has been made resulting in an amount due the Medicare program. An overpayment determination can result from the following transaction types; Tentative Settlement, Interim Rate Adjustment, Final Settlement (NPR) and any other determination which results in the issuance of a written determination and a written demand for payment. Extended Repayment Plans (ERPs) are an option for returning overpaid money to Medicare. Ideally, a request for an ERP should be made immediately after receiving the initial demand or refund letter, however, ERPs can be requested at any point in time the overpayment is outstanding. There is not a minimum dollar tolerance level associated with ERP requests. Providers will need to include a copy of their check for the first payment calculated under their proposed extended repayment plan with their ERP request. Your first payment, referenced “ERP Request,” should be made payable to “Medicare Part A” and mailed with a copy of the demand letter directly to: Mail a copy of your check and the requested information for the ERP to: Highmark Medicare Services Establishing an Extended Repayment Request Note: Financial package submitted must be accompanied with certification (see exhibit 1) signed by an officer or Administrator of the provider. In addition, whether or not the date of the request is more than 3 months after that of the most recent balance sheet, a projected cash flow statement should be included for the 6 months following the date of the request. MISREPRESENTATION OR FALSIFICATION OF ANY INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FINANCIAL DOCUMENTATION SUBMITTED FOR REVIEW MAY BE PUNISHABLE BY FINE AND/OR IMPRISONMENT UNDER FEDERAL LAW. I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have examined the financial information prepared by __________ and that to the best of my knowledge and belief, it is a true, correct, and complete statement from the books and records of the provider. _______________________________ _______________________________ Exhibit 2 Funds Provided by: Operations - Net income for the period $XXXX Add: Charges not affecting working Less: Operating revenues not affect- Total fund provided by Operation $XXXX Long term loans XXXX Unrestricted cash donations XXXX Other (identify) XXXX Total Funds Provided $XXXX Funds Applied to: Retirement of long-term obligations Purchase of equipment XXXX Purchase of land XXXX Dividends to stockholders XXXX Other (identify) XXXX Total Funds Applied -XXXX Net Increase (Decrease) in Working Capital $XXXX Working Capital (end of period) (date) $XXXX Less: Working Capital (beginning of period) Net Increase (Decrease) in Working Capital $XXXX Cash provided by: Cash donations (unrestricted) XXXX Long term borrowing XXXX Investment earnings (cash dividends, interest) XXXX Sale of long term investments XXXX Sale of equipment XXXX Issuance of bonds XXXX Decrease in current assets - other than Accounts Increase in current liabilities - other than Accounts Others XXXX Total cash provided $XXXX Cash applied to: Purchase of equipment $XXXX Payment of long term debt XXXX Payment of bond redemption fund XXXX Payment of dividends XXXX Purchase of land and/or building (purchase Increases in current assets - other than Decreases in current liabilities - other Others XXXX Total Cash Applied XXXX Increase (Decrease) in Cash $XXXX
Less: Cash at beginning of period (date) XXXX Increase (Decrease) in Cash XXXX Net Income (or Net Loss) $XXXX Increases:Depreciation expense $XXXX Loss from sale of equipment XXXX Decrease in net Accounts Decrease in Prepaid Expense XXXX Decrease in Inventory XXXX Increase in Accounts Payable XXXX Increase in Prepaid Income XXXX Others XXXX XXXX Gross Cash from Operations $XXXX Decreases: Gain from sale of equipment $XXXX Increase in net Accounts Increase in Prepaid Expense XXXX Increase in Inventory XXXX Decrease in Accounts Payable XXXX Decrease in Prepaid Income XXXX Others XXXX XXXX |
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