Compliance Policies & Procedures
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Establishes Hometown Health's Compliance Program policies and procedures governing employees, Board members, contractors, delegated entities and network providers across Medicare Advantage, Part D, commercial and other sponsor plans; describes oversight, review and communication requirements.
No material clinical or coverage changes in this revision.
Applicability and Administrative Compliance
Administrative compliance criteria
This administrative policy does not set clinical coverage rules; it defines compliance program applicability, responsibilities, review cadence and availability.
Codes and Regulatory References
| No codes listed |
Provider Impact and Actions Required
Administrative compliance scope only — no clinical authorization rules
This is an administrative compliance program policy only; it does not establish clinical prior authorization, denial, billing, step therapy, or documentation requirements for providers. Providers should follow applicable clinical authorization and coverage policies elsewhere; this document governs program applicability, responsibilities, review cadence and availability only.
- Applies to staff, Board members, first-tier/downstream/related entities (FDR) and network providers as described in Hometown Health policies.
- Part of Renown Health Corporate Compliance Program and applies across MA (Part C), PDP/Part D, EGWP and other sponsor plans.
- References the Federal and Nevada False Claims Act and other regulatory requirements as legal context for compliance activities.
Key Terms
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