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(3) submitting or causing to be submitted false information for the purpose of meeting prior authorization requirements;

(4) failing to disclose or make available to the department records of services provided to Medicaid recipients and records of payments made for them;

(5) failing to provide and maintain quality services to Medicaid recipients within accepted medical community standards as adjudged by a body of professional peers equivalently licensed to practice in this state;

(6) engaging in a course of conduct or performing an act the department considers deceptive or abusive of the Medicaid program or continuing that conduct following notification that it should cease;

(7) breaching the terms of the Medicaid provider agreement or failure to comply with the terms of the provider certification on the Medicaid claims form;

(8) overusing the Medicaid program by inducing, or otherwise causing, a recipient to receive services or supplies not required or requested by the recipient;

(9) rebating or accepting a fee or portion of a fee or charge for a Medicaid recipient referral;

(10) violating any provision of AS 47.07 or any regulation adopted under it;

(11) submitting a false or fraudulent application for provider status;

(12) violating any law or code of ethics governing the conduct of relevant occupations, professions, or regulated industries;

(13) being convicted of a criminal offense relating to performance of a provider agreement with the state or found liable for a negligent act resulting in death or injury to a recipient;

(14) failing to meet standards required by state or federal law for participation, including licensure;

(15) being excluded from the Medicare program because of fraudulent or abusive practices;

(16) following a documented practice of charging recipients for Medicaid services in an amount above the payment made by the department for that Medicaid service;

(17) refusing to execute a new provider agreement when requested to do so;

(18) failing to correct deficiencies in provider operations after receiving written notice of these deficiencies from the department;

(19) being formally reprimanded or censured by an association of the provider’s peers for unethical practices;