Insurance Overpayment
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Kansas Insurance Overpayment Recovery Laws

Discover important details related to your state's insurance overpayment recovery laws - including relevant statutes, exemptions and more.
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Last updated
September 1, 2023
US State
Kansas

Relevant Statute

KSA § 40-2442

Time Period

18 Months

Limits for Recovery on Overpaid Claims

In the event that an insurer erroneously pays a claim providing benefits to which the insured person or provider is not entitled, the insurer shall not initiate a request for reimbursement or refund of that erroneous payment, or in any other way seek to recoup the erroneous payment, unless such action is initiated within 18 months after the end of the month in which the erroneous payment was made.

Additional Details

In cases of fraud by the insured person or provider, such action may be initiated within the applicable statute of limitations pursuant to K.S.A. 60-513, and amendments thereto.

Exemptions

The provisions of subsection (b) shall not apply when there is a good faith dispute about the legitimacy of the claim, or when there is a reasonable basis supported by specific information that such claim was submitted fraudulently.
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