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§ 44-113-70 — Employers providing health insurance benefits to employees may report over-utilization of services to Department of Insurance.

South Carolina·Title 44 HEALTH·Ch. 113 PROVIDER SELF-REFERRAL
Any employer providing health insurance benefits to its employees may report instances of alleged over-utilization of services to the South Carolina Department of Insurance pursuant to Section 38-55-170.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1993 Act No. 71, SECTION 3.

Nearby Sections

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Short title.
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Definitions.
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Health care provider not to refer patient to entity in which it has investment interest; exceptions; violations; penalties.
§ 44-113-40
When provider may refer patient to entity in which it has investment interest; signed disclosure required.
§ 44-113-50
Report to department of results of action taken by boards.
§ 44-113-60
Kickback defined; penalty.
§ 44-113-70
Employers providing health insurance benefits to employees may report over-utilization of services to Department of Insurance.
§ 44-113-80
Person permitted to make referral to entity in which he has interest must submit certain information to department.
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