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PUBLIC LAW 92-603~OCT. 30, 1972

[86 STAT.

subsection) with lespect to expenditures incurred by it for services provided by any institution during any period that an order for suspension of payment (as authorized by this subsection) is effective with respect to such institution. "(2) The Secretary may issue a suspension of payment order with respect to any institution if— "(A) such institution (i) does not (at the time such order is issued) have in effect an agreement with the Secretary which is 42 USC 139SCC. entered into pursuant to section 1866; and (ii) did (prior to the time such order is issued) have in effect such an agreement; and ''(B)(i) the Secretary has been unable to collect (or make satisfactory arrangement for the collection of) amounts due on account oi overpavments made to such institution under title 42 USC 1395. X VIII; or "(ii) the Secretary has been unable to obtain from such institution the data and information necessary to enable him to determine the amount (if any) of the overpayments made to such institution under title XVIII. Notice. "(3) Whenever the Secretary issues any order for suspension of payment under this subsection with respect to any institution, he shall submit a notice of such order to the single State agency (referred 42 USC 1396a. ^Q in section 1902(a)(5)) of each State which he has reason to believe does or may utilize the services of such institution in providing medical assistance under a plan approved under this title. " (4) Any order for suspension of payment issued with respect to any institution under this subsection shall become effective, in the case of any state plan approved under this title, on the 60th day after the date the State agency (referred to in section 1902(a)(5)) administering or supervising the administration of such plan receives notice of such order submitted pursuant to paragraph (3). Any such order shall cease to be effective at such time as the Secretary is satisfied that the institution is participating in substantial negotiations which seek to remedy the conditions which gave rise to his order of suspension of payments, or that the amounts (referred to in paragraph (2)) are no longer due from such institution or that a satisfactory arrangement has been made for the payment by such institution of any such amounts. Upon the determination of the Secretary that any such order with respect to any such institution shall cease to be effective, he shall forthwith notify each State agency to which he has theretofore submitted notice under paragraph (3) with respect to such institution. "(5) Whenever any order which has been issued by the Secretary under the pi-eceding provisions of this subsection with respect to an institution cea^s to be effective, any payment to which any State would (except for the preceding provisions of this subsection) have been entitled under this section on account of services provided by such institution shall be made to such State for the month in which such order ceases to be effective." INTERMEDIATE CARE SERVICES IX STATES WHICH DO NOT IIA^T: A MEDICAID PROGRAM

SEC 292. Section 4(d) of Public Law 92-223i (approved December 85 Stat. 810. 2gj 1971) is amended by inserting immediately before the period at 42 USC 1396a ^j^^ ^^^ thercof the following: '"; except that the repeal made by pote subsection (c) shall not become effective in the case of any State, which on January 1, 1972 did not have in effect a State plan approved 42 USC 1396. under title X IX of the Social Security Act, until the first day of the first month (occurring after such date) that such State does have in effect a State plan approved under such title".

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