Taking over provider’s operation; repayments required.

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In this subsection, “take over the operation” means obtain, with respect to an aspect of a provider’s business for which the provider has filed claims for medical assistance reimbursement, any of the following: 1. Ownership of the provider’s business or all or substantially all of the assets of the business. 2. Majority control over decisions. 3. The right to any profits or income. 4. The right to contact and offer services to patients, clients, or residents served by the provider. 5. An agreement that the provider will not compete with the person at all or with respect to a patient, client, resident, service, geographical area, or other part of the provider’s business. 6. The right to perform services that are substantially similar to services performed by the provider at the same location as those performed by the provider. 7. The right to use any distinctive name or symbol by which the provider is known in connection with services to be provided by the person.

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Taking over provider’s operation; repayments required.

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(ag)#

In this subsection, “take over the operation” means obtain, with respect to an aspect of a provider’s business for which the provider has filed claims for medical assistance reimbursement, any of the following: 1. Ownership of the provider’s business or all or substantially all of the assets of the business. 2. Majority control over decisions. 3. The right to any profits or income. 4. The right to contact and offer services to patients, clients, or residents served by the provider. 5. An agreement that the provider will not compete with the person at all or with respect to a patient, client, resident, service, geographical area, or other part of the provider’s business. 6. The right to perform services that are substantially similar to services performed by the provider at the same location as those performed by the provider. 7. The right to use any distinctive name or symbol by which the provider is known in connection with services to be provided by the person.

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Ownership of the provider’s business or all or substantially all of the assets of the business.

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Majority control over decisions.

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The right to any profits or income.

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The right to contact and offer services to patients, clients, or residents served by the provider.

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An agreement that the provider will not compete with the person at all or with respect to a patient, client, resident, service, geographical area, or other part of the provider’s business.

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The right to perform services that are substantially similar to services performed by the provider at the same location as those performed by the provider.

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The right to use any distinctive name or symbol by which the provider is known in connection with services to be provided by the person.

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Before a person may take over the operation of a provider that is liable for repayment of improper or erroneous payments or overpayments under ss. 49.43 to 49.497, full repayment shall be made. Upon request, the department shall notify the provider or the person that intends to take over the operation of the provider as to whether the provider is liable.

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If, notwithstanding the prohibition under par. (ar), a person takes over the operation of a provider and the applicable amount under par. (ar) has not been repaid, the department may, in addition to withholding certification as authorized under sub. (2) (b) 8., proceed against the provider or the person. Within 30 days after the certified provider receives notice from the department, the amount shall be repaid in full. If the amount is not repaid in full, the department may bring an action to compel payment, may proceed under sub. (2) (a) 12., or may do both.

Taking over provider’s operation; repayments required.

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Taking over provider’s operation; repayments required.

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