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The basic formulation of the Stark Law is as follows: If a physician (or his or her immediate family member) has a financial relationship with an entity (e.g., s/he rents office space from a hospital), the physician may not refer designated health services to such entity, and the entity may not bill for such services, unless an exception (or waiver) is satisfied.
Table of Contents:
• The Stark Law
• Core Definitions, Terms Used in Exceptions, and "Special Rules"
• Definition of "Group Practice," Period of Disallowance, and Other Terms of Art and Concepts
• Exceptions, Waivers and Other Relief
• Interpretations of the Stark Law
• Penalties and CompromiseResources and Reference Guide
Index
Table of Contents:
• The Stark Law
• Core Definitions, Terms Used in Exceptions, and "Special Rules"
• Definition of "Group Practice," Period of Disallowance, and Other Terms of Art and Concepts
• Exceptions, Waivers and Other Relief
• Interpretations of the Stark Law
• Penalties and CompromiseResources and Reference Guide
Index