Which of the following is NOT considered an administrative sanction?

The option indicating that the revocation of Aetna enrollment is not considered an administrative sanction is correct because administrative sanctions typically involve disciplinary actions taken by a governmental body or regulatory authority against individuals or organizations for noncompliance with regulations or laws. This can include actions taken by regulatory agencies such as state medical boards or Medicare.

In contrast, the revocation of enrollment with Aetna, which is a private insurance company, is not classified as an administrative sanction in the same context. Instead, it is an action resulting from contractual or operational policies specific to the insurance provider rather than a regulatory imposition from a government authority.

Administrative sanctions usually encompass actions such as suspension of provider licenses, imposed fines for violations of compliance regulations, and temporary disqualifications from Medicaid, as these are directly enforced by regulatory bodies to uphold compliance within the healthcare system.