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§  406.  Hospitals;  refunds,  waivers  and  compromises  of bills. 1.  Moneys heretofore or  hereafter  received  by  the  department  for  the  accounts  of  any of the hospitals or institutions of the department may  be refunded to the person or party for whose account same were received,  and within six years thereafter upon satisfactory proof being  submitted  to the commissioner that:    a.  such moneys were in excess of the charges imposed upon or incurred  by the party, pursuant to law; or,    b. such moneys were received as reimbursement  for  care,  maintenance  and  treatment of patients, and such care, maintenance and treatment has  not been rendered or furnished; or,    c. such moneys were received from the funds of patients not  available  for payment for the care, maintenance and treatment of patients.    2. Notwithstanding the provisions of section one hundred twenty-one of  the  state  finance  law,  such  refunds  shall,  upon  approval  by the  commissioner and after audit by the comptroller, be paid from any moneys  in the custody of the department received as reimbursement for the care,  maintenance and treatment of patients in the several  hospitals  in  the  department.    3.  The  commissioner  may  in  his discretion, in proper cases, where  substantial justice will best be served thereby,  waive  bills  for  the  maintenance, care and treatment received or furnished to patients in any  of  the  hospitals  or  institutions of the department or compromise any  portion of such bills. Such waiver or compromise shall be made only upon  prior approval of the comptroller and the  attorney  general  when  they  deem it to be for the best interest of the state.

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Statutes > New-york > Pbh > Article-4 > Title-1 > 406

§  406.  Hospitals;  refunds,  waivers  and  compromises  of bills. 1.  Moneys heretofore or  hereafter  received  by  the  department  for  the  accounts  of  any of the hospitals or institutions of the department may  be refunded to the person or party for whose account same were received,  and within six years thereafter upon satisfactory proof being  submitted  to the commissioner that:    a.  such moneys were in excess of the charges imposed upon or incurred  by the party, pursuant to law; or,    b. such moneys were received as reimbursement  for  care,  maintenance  and  treatment of patients, and such care, maintenance and treatment has  not been rendered or furnished; or,    c. such moneys were received from the funds of patients not  available  for payment for the care, maintenance and treatment of patients.    2. Notwithstanding the provisions of section one hundred twenty-one of  the  state  finance  law,  such  refunds  shall,  upon  approval  by the  commissioner and after audit by the comptroller, be paid from any moneys  in the custody of the department received as reimbursement for the care,  maintenance and treatment of patients in the several  hospitals  in  the  department.    3.  The  commissioner  may  in  his discretion, in proper cases, where  substantial justice will best be served thereby,  waive  bills  for  the  maintenance, care and treatment received or furnished to patients in any  of  the  hospitals  or  institutions of the department or compromise any  portion of such bills. Such waiver or compromise shall be made only upon  prior approval of the comptroller and the  attorney  general  when  they  deem it to be for the best interest of the state.

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State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Pbh > Article-4 > Title-1 > 406

§  406.  Hospitals;  refunds,  waivers  and  compromises  of bills. 1.  Moneys heretofore or  hereafter  received  by  the  department  for  the  accounts  of  any of the hospitals or institutions of the department may  be refunded to the person or party for whose account same were received,  and within six years thereafter upon satisfactory proof being  submitted  to the commissioner that:    a.  such moneys were in excess of the charges imposed upon or incurred  by the party, pursuant to law; or,    b. such moneys were received as reimbursement  for  care,  maintenance  and  treatment of patients, and such care, maintenance and treatment has  not been rendered or furnished; or,    c. such moneys were received from the funds of patients not  available  for payment for the care, maintenance and treatment of patients.    2. Notwithstanding the provisions of section one hundred twenty-one of  the  state  finance  law,  such  refunds  shall,  upon  approval  by the  commissioner and after audit by the comptroller, be paid from any moneys  in the custody of the department received as reimbursement for the care,  maintenance and treatment of patients in the several  hospitals  in  the  department.    3.  The  commissioner  may  in  his discretion, in proper cases, where  substantial justice will best be served thereby,  waive  bills  for  the  maintenance, care and treatment received or furnished to patients in any  of  the  hospitals  or  institutions of the department or compromise any  portion of such bills. Such waiver or compromise shall be made only upon  prior approval of the comptroller and the  attorney  general  when  they  deem it to be for the best interest of the state.