This law prohibits a healthcare provider from referring a Medicare patient for services to a facility in which the provider or the provider's immediate family has a financial relationship.

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Stark Law (also called the Physician Self-Referral Law): Became law in 1989 and became effective in 1992. Several revisions have occurred since then. Prohibits a healthcare provider from referring a Medicare patient for services to a facility in which the provider or the provider's immediate family has a financial relationship.

This Law Prohibits a Healthcare Provider from Referring a Medicare