Arizona Exclusion List
Overview and guidance for this database. Use SecureEPLS to screen quickly and confidently.
The Arizona Excluded Providers List is a registry maintained by the Arizona state government, listing healthcare
providers who are barred from participating in the state's Medicaid program due to past violations, such as
fraud, criminal activity, or professional misconduct. Providers appearing on this list are ineligible for
payment through Medicaid, protecting public funds and ensuring the integrity of healthcare services for
Arizona's Medicaid beneficiaries.
- Why it matters: Services ordered, referred, or rendered by excluded parties are
non‑payable; employing or contracting with excluded providers risks recoupment and civil monetary penalties.
- What to verify: Legal name and aliases, NPI/Medicaid ID, license/board status, date of
birth (if available), last known city/state, and exclusion effective/end dates.
- Update cadence: Typically updated monthly by the state. Record the file’s “as of” date and
screen at hire and monthly thereafter.
- Compliance tips:
- Cross‑check with OIG LEIE and SAM.gov and retain dated evidence of each search.
- Add system blocks to prevent ordering/prescribing by excluded providers.
- Document remediation steps for positive matches (schedule removal, claim holds, notifications).
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