Texas § 544.0501 RECOVERY MONITORING SYSTEM.

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§ 544.0501 — RECOVERY MONITORING SYSTEM.

Texas § 544.0501

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 544.0501 (2026).

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Sec. 544.0501. RECOVERY MONITORING SYSTEM.

(a)The commission shall use an automated recovery monitoring system to monitor the collections process for a settled case of fraud, abuse, or insufficient quality of care in Medicaid.

(b)The recovery monitoring system must:

(1)monitor the collection of funds resulting from settled cases, including by recording:

(A)monetary payments received from a provider who agreed to a monetary payment plan; and

(B)deductions taken through the recoupment program from subsequent Medicaid claims the provider filed; and

(2)provide immediate notice of a provider who:

(A)agreed to a monetary payment plan or to deductions through the recoupment program from subsequent Medicaid claims; and

(B)fails to comply with the settlement agreement, including by providin

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Sec. 544.0501. RECOVERY MONITORING SYSTEM. (a) The commission shall use an automated recovery monitoring system to monitor the collections process for a settled case of fraud, abuse, or insufficient quality of care in Medicaid.
(b) The recovery monitoring system must:
(1) monitor the collection of funds resulting from settled cases, including by recording:
(A) monetary payments received from a provider who agreed to a monetary payment plan; and
(B) deductions taken through the recoupment program from subsequent Medicaid claims the provider filed; and
(2) provide immediate notice of a provider who:
(A) agreed to a monetary payment plan or to deductions through the recoupment program from subsequent Medicaid claims; and
(B) fails to comply with the settlement agreement, including by providing notice of a provider who:
(i) does not make a scheduled payment; or
(ii) pays less than a scheduled amount.