How does the 6-year lookback period apply to self-identified Medicare overpayments under 42 CFR 401.305?
Providers have the obligation to report and return overpayments they identify themselves, but there is a strict limit on how long they are held responsible. This context clarifies how the 6-year window interacts with the 60-day reporting requirement for self-identified debts.
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Under 42 CFR 401.305, the 6-year lookback period establishes the absolute outer limit for when a provider must report an…
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