Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-356.5
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Retrospective application – Audits not covered by act
Official statutory text
A. The audit criteria set forth in the Pharmacy Audit Integrity
Act shall apply only to audits of claims for services provided and
claims submitted for payment after this act becomes law.
B. The Pharmacy Audit Integrity Act shall not apply to any
audit, including but not limited to audits conducted by or on behalf
of a state agency, which involves fraud, willful misrepresentation,
abuse or Medicaid payments including, without limitation,
investigative audits or any other statutory provision which
authorizes investigations relating to insurance fraud.
Act shall apply only to audits of claims for services provided and
claims submitted for payment after this act becomes law.
B. The Pharmacy Audit Integrity Act shall not apply to any
audit, including but not limited to audits conducted by or on behalf
of a state agency, which involves fraud, willful misrepresentation,
abuse or Medicaid payments including, without limitation,
investigative audits or any other statutory provision which
authorizes investigations relating to insurance fraud.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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