False Claims Policies

The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 (“DRA”) requires all entities receiving at least $5 million in Medicaid revenue to establish and distribute policies and procedures regarding federal and state false claims acts, as well as information regarding whistleblower protections and the entities’ policies to reduce fraud and abuse. These policies may be on paper or in electronic form, but must be readily available to all employees, contractors, or agents. Below, you will find both a general policy related to these requirements as well as state specific policies.

False Claims Education Policy
Alabama False Claims Statute Policy
Arizona False Claims Statute Policy
California False Claims Statute Policy
Colorado False Claims Statute Policy
Florida False Claims Statute Policy
Indiana False Claims Statute Policy
Kansas False Claims Statute Policy
Kentucky False Claims Statute Policy
Louisiana False Claims Statute Policy
Mississippi False Claims Statute Policy
Nevada False Claims Statute Policy
New Mexico False Claims Statute Policy
South Carolina False Claims Statute Policy
Tennessee False Claims Statute Policy
Texas False Claims Statute Policy
Utah False Claims Statute Policy.
Virginia False Claims Statute Policy
West Virginia False Claims Statute Policy
Wyoming False Claims Statute Policy

To report an ethical violation or to contact LifePoint Ethics & Compliance,

Please contact: ethicsandcompliance.officer@lifepointhospitals.com