MI HB6200

Clarifies terminology in the medical assistance program by replacing "medical assistance" with consistent phrasing and updating statute citations to modern format.

Authorizes the director to issue emergency suspension orders for medical assistance providers based on reasonable belief of medically unnecessary services, false claims violations, or failure to comply with program requirements.

Establishes specific dollar thresholds triggering emergency action: $10,000 or 10% of claims (whichever is less) for noninstitutional providers and $50,000 or 10% for institutional providers, with higher thresholds for consecutive 12-month periods.

Requires the director to consult with peer review committees of the same profession before determining if emergency conditions exist for suspensions based on medical necessity or service quality.

Mandates the department provide quarterly notice to the legislature of any suspension orders issued under this section.