Complete the Business Transactions Resource and Compliance Matrix (Attached)

• Business Transactions Resource and Compliance Matrix (Word Document)

Individually complete the matrix.

Use only classroom materials to complete the matrix. This would include the textbooks, web links, and the Classroom law library, and Compliance library.

• Write in complete sentences except for the law and code section, risk assessment, and role identification sections.
• Code citations should follow the following format:
  • 42 U.S.C. 1920 (2021)
  • Maryland Code 29-405 (2021).
• Regulations should following the following format
  • 42 C.F.R. 518 (2021)
  • Code of Maryland Regulations (COMAR) 01.02.1985.01
• See Compliance Library directly on the left side of the classroom and review "People as Resources for health care compliance."
• Take time to formulate good questions that will lead to a positive response.
• Look for creative solutions to comply with the law.
• Support your responses with strong reasons.

Health care business situations	The Law and Code Section	Legal requirements and Penalties for non-compliance with the Law	Risk Assessment Low Medium High (Give reasons to support your rating)	Role of Person who can be a resource for compliance (Give reasons to support your choice)	A question you would ask the resource person to help you better know how to comply with the law	A managerial action you would take to comply with the law (Give reasons to support your action)
1. Your organization just hired a physician from out of state. The physician will need to become licensed in your state of Maryland. As an administrator, you have been asked to oversee the process to ensure the physician obtains a valid Maryland license to practice medicine.	State licensing law
2. You were reviewing the new physician contract and see that the physician will be paid a flat salary with bonuses from the hospital for increasing hospital admissions.	Federal Antikickback Statute (AKS)
3. Your managed care organization (MCO) wants to build a new hospital and 2 new rehabilitation centers in your state of Maryland. You are asked to spearhead the project.	State Certificate of Need
4. You oversee the medical billing department. The billing manager responsible for day to day activities was out of the office for 6 months on a disability leave. The manager has just returned and discovered that the coders billed everything at the highest level of service whether there was documentation to support it or not during the 6 months the manager was gone.	Federal False Claims Act (FCA) Notice of Overpayment Rules
5. Your hospital wants to expand and buy out a physician group in a nearby town. The physicians would become employees of your hospital. 75% of the physicians in your town and the nearby would be employed by your hospital when the venture is complete.	Federal Antitrust law Joint Venture Guidelines
6.You are responsible for the profit/loss statements for your budget area each month. The Vice President over your area just asked you to "improve" the numbers to show a profit even though the numbers show a loss. You have been told that the VP owns 60% of the shares of stock for your public corporation.	Federal Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX) Conflict of Interest
7. You are an entrepreneur and want to open up a home health company in Maryland. You want to be incorporated under Maryland law and operate as Home Care Inc.	State Incorporation Law
8. You work for a family practice physician clinic. Two of the physician owners are also part owners of a nearby durable medical equipment (DME) store and a clinical lab. All physicians in the organization regularly refer patients to the DME store and clinical lab.	Federal Physician Self-Referral Law (Stark)
9. Your hospital is a non-profit organization and doesn't pay taxes. The billing company at your hospital just sent word that it sent 50 unpaid claims to collections. You wonder if this should be considered charity care instead.	Federal Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax law
10. You work for a large health insurance company. The company wants to start a disease management program for its members by contracting with a national pharmaceutical to run the disease management program.	Federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Business Associate Regulations