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HHS - ANSWER-Health and Human Services

NIH - ANSWER-National Institutes of Health

FDA - ANSWER-Food and Drug Administration

CDC - ANSWER-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

ATSDR - ANSWER-Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry

IHS - ANSWER-Indian Health Service

HRSA - ANSWER-Health Resources and Services Administration

SAMHSA - ANSWER-Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

CMS - ANSWER-Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

ACF - ANSWER-Administration for Children and Families

ACL - ANSWER-Administration for Community Living

Title XVIII - ANSWER-Medicare

Title XIX - ANSWER-Medicaid

QIO - ANSWER-Quality Improvement Organization

OIG - ANSWER-Office of Inspector General

AHA - ANSWER-American Hospital Association - Patient Care Partnership brochure,
formerly known as Patient's Bill of Rights

HIPPA - ANSWER-Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

PHI - ANSWER-Protected Health Information - Any data that could be used, individually
or in combination, to match patients with medical information. Examples: name, date of
birth, address, phone number, email address, SSN, MRN, employers name/address,
relative's name/address, certificate number, photograph, fingerprints, and more.

, PSDA - ANSWER-Patient Self-Determination Act - deals with advance directives, or
written statements of a patient's wishes regarding medical treatment in the event that he
or she becomes unable to make certain decisions.

Living Will - ANSWER-document that specifies treatments a patient does not want to
receive

POA - ANSWER-power of attorney - a document that designates someone else to make
decisions on the patient's behalf if he or she is unable to do so

DNR - ANSWER-do not resuscitate order

PPACA - ANSWER-Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

Fraud - ANSWER-intentional or illegal deception or misrepresentation made for the
purpose of personal gain, or to harm or manipulate another person or organization (ie
billing for services that weren't furnished)

Abuse - ANSWER-incidents or practices of healthcare workers that, although not
usually considered fraudulent, are inconsistent with accepted sound practices (ie
excessive or unwarranted use of technology and services)

False Claims Act - ANSWER-prohibits making a false record or statement to get a
false/fraudulent claim paid by the government, submission of false/fraudulent claims,
and conspiring to have false/fraudulent claims paid by the government.

administrative sanctions for fraudulent provider behavior - ANSWER-1.
denial/revocation of provider number application
2. suspension of provider payments
3. application of civil monetary penalties (CMP)

TCPA - ANSWER-Telephone Consumer Protection Act - restricts telephone solicitations
and use of automated telephone equipment (ie artificial voice and text messages to
debtor cell phones)

Regulation Z - ANSWER-deals with disclosure of information before credit is extended
(ie APR/finance charges be clearly identified)

Fair Credit Billing Act - ANSWER-requires creditors inform debtors of their rights and
responsibilities of the creditor

Fair Credit Reporting Act - ANSWER-created to define what information from consumer
reports can be used, by whom, and when.

FDCPA - ANSWER-Fair Debt Collection Practices Act - imposes strict limitations on
acquiring debtor location information, harassment or abuse in collection process, use of

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