Medicare General Information, Eligibility and Entitlement Manual (Pub. 100-01), Ch. 6 § 170.3

Disclosure to Third parties for Proper Administration of the

Last amended: 2002Year: 2002Length: 156 wordsOfficial source
170.3 - Disclosure to Third parties for Proper Administration of the Health Insurance Program (Rev. 1, 09-11-02) Disclosure by the provider or supplier to persons other than the individual or the individual's authorized representative of any records, reports, or other information about the individual is authorized without the individual's or their representative's consent under the following circumstances: The disclosure is required in connection with any claim or other proceeding under the Social Security Act for the proper performance of the duties of: • Any officer or employee of the Department; or • Any officer or employee of a State agency, A/B MAC (A or HHH), provider of services, or other agency or organization participating in the administration of the program, by contract or agreement, in carrying out such contract or agreement. These limitations apply whether or not the individual to whom the information pertains authorizes further disclosure to third parties (e.g., to a private medical plan).
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