New Zealand Gazette – 2005 – No. 55

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✨ Health Services Payment Procedures

1408 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 55 23 MARCH 2005

PART F: PAYMENTS

F1. Payments

F1.1

The Ministry will make payments to the Provider or the Eligible Person in accordance with the terms of this Notice where the Provider or the Eligible Person has complied with the terms and conditions of this Notice, including the requirements, rules and procedures relating to claiming and payments as set out Parts D and E.

F1.2

The amount of any payment under this Notice will not exceed the Eligible Person’s Entitlement Balance as at the Purchase Date. If the cost of the Services exceeds the Entitlement Balance, the Provider must recover the additional cost from the Eligible Person.

F2. Payments to Providers

F2.1

HealthPAC will pay the Provider on or before the 20th Working Day after the Claim Receipt Date.

F2.2

HealthPAC will send a Buyer Created Tax Invoice ("BCTI") to the Provider once payment has been made.

F3. Eligible Person Payment Process

F3.1

HealthPAC will pay the Eligible Person on or before the 20th Working Day after the Claim Receipt Date.

F3.2

HealthPAC will send a BCTI to the Eligible Person once payment has been made.

F4. Form of Payment

F4.1

The Ministry will pay the Provider or the Eligible Person, as the case may be, by lodging funds into the bank account advised to HealthPAC by the Provider or Eligible Person.

F5. Overpayment

F5.1

If the Ministry overpays a Provider or an Eligible Person for provision or purchase of the Services, as soon as that Provider or Eligible Person becomes aware of such overpayment he or she must immediately notify HealthPAC in writing of that overpayment.

F5.2

The Provider or Eligible Person must repay any overpayment to HealthPAC within 10 Working Days of:

(a) that Provider or Eligible Person notifying HealthPAC of the overpayment under clause F5.1; or

(b) HealthPAC notifying the Provider or Eligible Person of any overpayment that the Ministry becomes aware of, unless that Provider or Eligible Person can clearly demonstrate that it was not an overpayment.

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