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Self Funded Provider Manual Section 8 Compliance Self Funded Provider Manual 1

Table of Contents 8 SECTION 8: COMPLIANCE... 3 8.1 COMPLIANCE WITH LAW... 3 8.2 KAISER PERMANENTE PRINCIPLES OF RESPONSIBILITY AND COMPLIANCE HOTLINE. 3 8.3 GIFTS AND BUSINESS COURTESIES... 3 8.4 CONFLICTS OF INTEREST... 4 8.5 FRAUD, WASTE AND ABUSE... 4 8.6 PROVIDERS INELIGIBLE FOR PARTICIPATION IN GOVERNMENT HEALTH CARE PROGRAMS... 4 8.7 VISITATION POLICY... 4 8.8 COMPLIANCE TRAINING... 4 8.9 PROVIDER RESOURCES:... 5 Self Funded Provider Manual 2

(KP) strives to demonstrate high ethical standards in its business practices. Because Providers are an integral part of KP s business, it is important that we communicate and obtain your support for these standards. The Agreement details specific laws and contractual provisions with which you are expected to comply. This section of the Provider Manual highlights some provisions in the Agreement and provides some additional information about compliance. 8.1 Compliance with Law Providers are expected to conduct their business activities in full compliance with applicable laws, including the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 and its implementing privacy and security regulations. 8.2 Principles of Responsibility and Compliance Hotline The Principles of Responsibility ( POR ) is the code of conduct for physicians, employees and contractors working in KP facilities ( KP Personnel ) in their daily work environment. You should report to any suspected wrongdoing or compliance violations by KP Personnel under the POR. The Compliance Hotline is a convenient and anonymous way to report a suspected wrongdoing without fear of retaliation. It is available 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. The toll free Compliance Hotline number is 1 888 774 9100. 8.3 Gifts and Business Courtesies You are expected to comply with all applicable state and federal laws governing remuneration for health care services, including anti kickback and physician self referral laws. Even if certain types of remuneration are permitted by law, discourages Providers from providing gifts, meals, entertainment or other business courtesies to KP Personnel, in particular Gifts or entertainment that exceed $25.00 in value Gifts or entertainment that are given on a regular basis Cash or cash equivalents, such as checks, gift certificates/cards, stocks, or coupons Gifts from government representatives Gifts or entertainment that reasonably could be perceived as a bribe, payoff, deal or any other attempt to gain advantage Gifts or entertainment given to KP Personnel involved in purchasing and contracting decisions. Self Funded Provider Manual 3

8.4 Conflicts of Interest Conflicts of interest between a Provider and KP Personnel, or the appearance of it, should be avoided. There may be some circumstances in which Self Funded Members of the same family or household may work for and for a Provider. However, if this creates an actual or potential conflict of interest, you must disclose the conflict at the earliest opportunity, in writing, to a person in authority at Kaiser Permanente (other than the person who has the relationship with the Provider). You may call the toll free Compliance Hotline number at 1 888 774 9100 for further guidance on potential conflicts of interest. 8.5 Fraud, Waste and Abuse will investigate allegations of Provider fraud, waste or abuse, related to services provided to Self Funded Members, and where appropriate, will take corrective action, including but not limited to civil or criminal action. The Federal False Claims Act and similar state laws are designed to reduce fraud, waste and abuse by allowing citizens to bring suit on behalf of the government to recover fraudulently obtained funds (i.e., whistleblower or qui tam actions). KP Personnel may not be threatened, harassed or in any manner discriminated against in retaliation for exercising their rights under the False Claims Act or similar state laws. 8.6 Providers Ineligible for Participation in Government Health Care Programs Under policy, we will not do business with a provider if it or any of its officers, directors or employees involved in business is, or becomes excluded by, debarred from, or ineligible to participate in any federal health care program or is convicted of a criminal offense related to the provision of health care. expects you to (a) disclose whether any of its officers, directors or employees becomes sanctioned by, excluded from, debarred from, or ineligible to participate in any federal program or is convicted of a criminal offense related to the provision of healthcare and (b) assume responsibility for taking all necessary steps to assure that your employees and agents directly or indirectly involved in Kaiser Permanente business have not or are not currently excluded from participation in any federal program. 8.7 Visitation Policy When visiting facilities (if applicable), you are expected to comply with the applicable visitation policy, which is available at facilities upon request. Visitor badges provided by the visited facility must be worn at all times during the visit. 8.8 Compliance Training requires certain providers, including those who provide services in a facility, to complete s Compliance Training, as required by your Agreement, applicable law or regulatory action. Where applicable, you must ensure that your employees and agents involved in Self Funded Provider Manual 4

business complete the relevant Compliance Training. Please refer to your contract manager for more guidance regarding these requirements. http://xnet.kp.org/compliance/external/training/index.html 8.9 Provider Resources: Participating Provider Resources: KP Participating Provider Compliance Website: http://xnet.kp.org/compliance/external/index.html s National Compliance Office (510) 271 4699 s Compliance Hotline (888) 774 9100 Regional Compliance Office : (303) 344 7672 Provider Contracting Department (303) 344 7943 Self Funded Provider Manual 5