Florida Department of State and Division of Library and Information Services
Notice: 6883525
Notice of Change/Withdrawal
Department: AGENCY FOR HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION
Division: Medicaid
Chapter: THIRD-PARTY LIABILITY

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Overview
RULE:
59G-7.003   Medicaid Third Party Liability Responsibility and Notices (Repealed)
59G-7.004   Forms (Repealed)
59G-7.0211   Exchange of Medicaid Data with Health Insurers (Repealed)
59G-7.023   Probable Existence of Third-Party Liability Established (Repealed)
59G-7.032   Recovery of Reimbursement - General (Repealed)
59G-7.0322   Conflicting Claims by Medicare and Medicaid (Repealed)
59G-7.0331   Small Claim Exception under Paragraph (11)(f) of the MTPLA (Repealed)
59G-7.0332   All Medical Assistance; Medicaid Program Repaid First (Repealed)
59G-7.034   Settlement Agreements (Repealed)
59G-7.035   Fees of Recipient's Attorney (Repealed)
59G-7.051   Required to Seek Reimbursement (Repealed)
59G-7.053   Hospital Third-Party Liability Plan (Repealed)
59G-7.054   Prompt Repayment (Repealed)
59G-7.056   Benefits under Certain Plans (Repealed)
59G-7.057   Provider Third-Party Liability Audits (Repealed)
59G-7.058   Billing Statement and Medical Records (Repealed)
59G-7.0581   Statements as Notice (Repealed)
59G-7.060   Cooperation Required (Repealed)
59G-7.0601   Non-cooperation (Repealed)
59G-7.061   Duty to Inform (Repealed)
59G-7.062   Notice of Proceedings or Claim (Repealed)
59G-7.063   Settlement and Notice (Repealed)
59G-7.064   Appearance to Provide Information (Repealed)
59G-7.073   Proceeds of Tort Recovery Required to Be Held in Trust (Repealed)
PRINT PUBLISH DATE: 3/13/2009   Vol. 35/10
OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE: Joint Administrative Procedures Committee
Florida Administrative Law Central Online Network (F.A.L.C.O.N.)
RELATED COURT CASES: Division of Administrative Hearings
FEDERAL eRULEMAKING
WEB PORTAL: 		Regulations.gov
HOW TO LINK TO
THIS NOTICE: 		http://www.flrules.org/gateway/ruleno.asp?id=59G-7.003&PDate=3/13/2009&Section=3
REFERENCE MATERIALS: No reference(s).


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