A person or organization is excluded when they are not eligible for federally supported healthcare programs. Exclusion Screening might be either required or permissive.
The minimum mandatory exclusion periods are five years. They are imposed for criminal or felony offenses involving the use of controlled drugs, patient neglect or abuse, healthcare deception, Medicare or Medicaid operations, and much more. Different exclusion lengths apply to permissive exclusions. They are given out for misdemeanor drug possession convictions, obstructing an inquiry, non-healthcare fraud, and other offenses.
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