This section amended under Articles IXI and XIV of the Public Welfare Code (62 P. S. 1011411). (3)If the Department determines that a general assistance eligible person who is also a MA recipient has violated subsection (a)(3), (4) or (5), the Department will have the authority to terminate the recipients rights to MA benefits for a period up to 1 year. The provisions of this 1101.75 issued under sections 403(a) and (b), 441.1 and 1410 of the Human Services Code (62 P. S. 403(a) and (b), 441.1 and 1410). This section cited in 55 Pa. Code 1101.74 (relating to provider fraud); 55 Pa. Code 1127.81 (relating to provider misutilization); and 55 Pa. Code Chapter 1181 Appendix O (relating to OBRA sanctions). Providers are prohibited from making the following arrangements with other providers: (1)The referral of MA recipients directly or indirectly to other practitioners or providers for financial consideration or the solicitation of MA recipients from other providers. (ii)The provider shall include in the notice of the agreement of sale the effective date of the sale and a copy of the sales agreement. . (3)Termination for criminal conviction or disciplinary action shall be as follows: (i)The Department will terminate a providers enrollment and participation for 5 years if the provider is convicted of a criminal act listed in Article XIV of the Public Welfare Code (62 P. S. 14011411), a Medicare/Medicaid related crime or a criminal offense under State or Federal law relating to the practice of the providers profession. The Departments maximum fees or rates are the lowest of the upper limits set by Medicare or Medicaid, or the fees or rates listed in the separate provider chapters and fee schedules or the providers usual and customary charge to the general public. If a providers enrollment and participation are terminated by the Department, the provider may appeal the Departments decision, subject to the following conditions: (1)If a providers enrollment and participation are terminated by the Department under the providers termination or suspension from Medicare or conviction of a criminal act under 1101.75 (relating to provider prohibited acts), the provider may appeal the Departments action only on the issue of identity. (iii)Entries shall be signed and dated by the responsible licensed provider. FactorAn individual or an organization, such as a service bureau, that advances money to a provider for accounts receivable that the provider has assigned, sold or transferred to the individual or organization for an added fee or a deduction of a portion of the accounts receivable. A service, item, procedure or level of care that is necessary for the proper treatment or management of an illness, injury or disability is one that: (1)Will, or is reasonably expected to, prevent the onset of an illness, condition, injury or disability. FQHCFederally qualified health center. The medically needy are eligible for the benefits in subsection (b) with the exception of the following: (1)Medical equipment, supplies, prostheses, orthoses and appliances. Section 11-1121 - Contracts; execution; form (a) In all school districts, all contracts with professional employes shall be in writing, in duplicate, and shall be executed on behalf of the board of school directors by the president and secretary and signed by the professional employe. (D)Rural health clinic services and FQHC services as specified in Chapter 1129 and in subparagraph (i). The provisions of this 1101.21a adopted April 20, 2007, effective April 21, 2007, 37 Pa.B. 96. Del Borrello v. Department of Public Welfare, 508 A.2d 368 (Pa. Cmwlth. A change in ownership or control interest of 5% or more shall be reported to the Department within 30 days of the date the change occurs. The notice will state the basis for the action, the effective date, whether the Department will consider re-enrollment and, if so, the date when re-enrollment will be considered. Section 252. A, title I, 101(e) [title II], Sept. 30, 1996, 110 Stat. (18)Chapter 1102 (relating to shared health facilities). Phone directory of Ocala, Florida. Providers shall cooperate with audits and reviews made by the Department for the purpose of determining the validity of claims and the reasonableness and necessity of service provided or for any other purpose. Some providers may have their invoices reviewed prior to payment. (4)If a provider chooses to make direct repayment by check to the Department, but fails to repay by the specified due date, the Department will offset the overpayment against the providers MA payments. Departmental actions against a recipient for misutilization and abuse, which include assignment to the restricted recipient program, are subject to the right of appeal in accordance with Chapter 275 (relating to appeal and fair hearing and administrative disqualification hearings). (3)Not in an amount that exceeds the recipients needs. The MA Program is authorized under Article IV of the Public Welfare Code (62 P. S. 401488) and is administered in conformity with Title XIX of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C.A. (iv)At least one practitioner receives payment on a fee for service basis. (iv)Services provided to individuals residing in personal care homes and domiciliary care homes. The Department may terminate a providers enrollment and direct and indirect participation in the MA Program and seek restitution as specified in 1101.83 (relating to restitution and repayment) if it determines that a provider, an employe of the provider or an agent of the provider has: (1)Failed to comply with this chapter or the appropriate separate chapters relating to each provider type. (9)If a recipient is covered by a third-party resource and the provider is eligible for an additional payment from MA, the copayment required of the recipient may not exceed the amount of the MA payment for the item or service. (2)Treatment and medication forms that are already part of the pharmacys software and may be supplied to the nursing facility. The Department pays for compensable services furnished out-of-State to eligible Commonwealth recipients if: (1)The recipient requires emergency medical care while temporarily away from his home. PA School Districts & Codes By County Author: PA Department of Revenue Subject: Forms/Publications Keywords: PA School Districts & Codes By County Created Date: 12/15/2020 3:22:41 PM . Certificate of Need requirement for participationstatement of policy. The provisions of this 1101.21 amended under sections 201(2), 403(b), 443.1, 443.3, 443.4, 443.6, 448 and 454 of the Public Welfare Code (62 P. S. 201(2), 403(b), 443.1, 443.3, 443.4, 443.6, 448 and 454). 1454. Jack v. Department of Public Welfare, 568 A.2d 1339 (Pa. Cmwlth. Jack v. Department of Public Welfare, 568 A.2d 1339 (Pa. Cmwlth. Complete medical historyA chronological medical record which includes, but is not limited to, major complaints, present medical history, past medical history, family history and social history. The Pennsylvania Code website reflects the Pennsylvania Code changes effective through 52 Pa.B. (2)Committed a prohibited act as specified in this chapter or the appropriate separate chapter relating to each provider type or under Article XIV of the Public Welfare Code (62 P. S. 14011411). (a)It shall be unlawful for a person to commit any of the following acts: (1)Knowingly or intentionally make or cause to be made a false statement or representation of a material fact in an application for a benefit or payment. For prospective exception requests, if the provider or recipient is not notified of the decision within 21 days of the date the request is received, the exception will be automatically granted. In considering the providers request for re-enrollment, the Department will take into account such factors as the severity of the offense, whether there has been any licensure action against the provider, whether the provider has been convicted in a State, Federal or local court of Medicaid offenses and whether there are any claims or penalties outstanding against the provider. (xxiii)Medical examinations when requested by the Department. 1987). (2)If the Department determines that a recipient misuses or overutilizes MA benefits, the Department is authorized to restrict a recipient to a provider of his choice for each medical specialty or type of provider covered under the MA Program. 2002); appeal denied 839 A.2d 354 (Pa. 2003). 1986). (8)Family planning services and supplies as specified in Chapter 1245. Recipients under age 21 are also entitled to necessary vision care by a doctor of optometry or a physician skilled in the diseases of the eye, hearing and dental exams and treatment covered in the State Plan by virtue of being screened under EPSDT. The fact that this section requires physicians to maintain records for 4 years does not preclude the Department of Public Welfare from using available records which are more than 4 years old in the course of a civil proceeding leading to the termination of a physicians participation in the MA Program. (3)Additional record keeping requirements for providers in a shared health facility. (Editors Note:The amendment made to this section at 21 Pa.B. (6)Chapter 1225 (relating to family planning clinic services). Providers shall meet the reporting requirements specified in 1101.71(b) (relating to utilization control). Return of Election (Repealed). 3653. Provisions 1101 and 1121 of Pennsylvania School code requires all professional employees (those with certifications) to provide 60 calendar days' notice of their intent to separate. (7)Been convicted of a criminal offense under State or Federal laws relating to the practice of the providers profession as certified by a court. (xiv)Dental services as specified in Chapter 1149. since she did not come under the position of teacher of Section 1101 of the School Code, 24 P.S. 336; amended April 12, 1991, effective May 1, 1991, 21 Pa.B. 2002). The strict 6 month deadline for submission of invoices by Medical Assistance providers is not arbitrary or unreasonable since it was intended and does benefit providers by assuring prompt payment. In addition to the reporting requirements specified in paragraph (1), nursing facilities shall meet the requirements of this paragraph. (ii)For inpatient hospital services, provided in a general hospital, rehabilitation hospital or private psychiatric hospital, the copayment is $6 per covered day of inpatient care, not to exceed $42 per admission. See 46 FR 58677 (December 3, 1981). henderson construction services ltd. plaintiff vs. capital metropolitan transportation authority, huitt-zollars inc., parsons brinckerhoff quade and douglas inc., arz electric inc., austin capitol concrete inc., cadit company inc., central texas drywall inc., david b. yepes d/b/a austin nursery and landscaping, d&w painting . (ix)Prescriptions for nursing facility staff. (c)For overpayments relating to cost reporting periods prior to October 1, 1985, which were appealed prior to February 6, 1988, the Department will apply 1181.101(f) as effective prior to February 6, 1988, permitting stays of repayment pending the decision of the Office of Hearings and Appeals on the appeal of the underlying audit or overpayment, or both. (14)Chapter 1121 (relating to pharmaceutical services). Episcopal Hospital v. Department of Public Welfare, 528 A.2d 676 (Pa. Cmwlth. (6)An appeal by the provider of the action by the Department to offset the overpayment against the providers MA payments when the provider fails either to respond timely to the cost settlement letter or to pay the overpayment amount directly when due will not stay the Departments action. This chapter sets forth the MA regulations and policies which apply to providers. Together with the Minutes of Proceedings provisions 1101 and 1121 of pennsylvania school code. 4418. The time constraints in 1101.68 for providers to submit claims are wholly in conformity with Federal law. The provisions of this 1101.68 amended December 14, 1990, effective January 1, 1991, 20 Pa.B. (B)For recipients other than State Blind Pension recipients, $3 per prescription and $3 per refill for brand name drugs. 3653; amended September 30, 1988, effective October 1, 1988, 18 Pa.B. Services and items that require prior authorization shall be prescribed or ordered by a licensed practitioner. GAGeneral AssistanceMA funded solely by State funds as authorized under Article IV of the Public Welfare Code (62 P. S. 401488). Where the Department had created confusion regarding whether or not the Department of Health approval was required for certain Medical Assistance Program health-care providers facilities, and where the Department had sua sponte waived the approval requirement for a short period of time the Department abused its discretion in refusing to extend the waiver to encompass the full period of time necessary for the providers to obtain Department of Health approval. The County Assistance Office determines whether or not an applicant is eligible for MA services. (B)Psychiatric partial hospitalization services as specified in Chapter 1153, up to 180 three-hour sessions, 540 total hours, per recipient per fiscal year. The Department will not make payment to a shared health facility for services rendered by a practitioner practicing at the shared health facility. For purposes of this section, time frames referred to are indicated in calendar days. (a)Any physician, dentist, optometrist, podiatrist, chiropractor, pharmacy, laboratory, nursing facility, hospital, clinic, home health agency, ambulance service, health establishment, State Mental Retardation Center or medical supplier in this Commonwealth or another state may apply to participate in the MA Program. 138. AdultAn MA recipient 21 years of age or older. This does not include medication carts used exclusively to store drugs whether dispensed in a container or unit dose. 1396a1396i). The exceptions found in this section are intended to prevent payment denial because of circumstances beyond the providers control. If the provider chooses the offset method, the provider may choose to offset the overpayment in one lump sum or in a maximum of four equal installments over the repayment period. Post author By ; Post date tag heuer 160th anniversary limited edition carrera 44mm; dollywood hotels and cabins . Ashton Hall, Inc. v. Department of Public Welfare, 743 A.2d 529 (Pa. Cmwlth. Termination of a providers enrollment in MA Program because of conviction takes effect date of conviction; thus restitution can be claimed from that date. Telephone Directories. A provider shall accept as payment in full, the amounts paid by the Department plus a copayment required to be paid by a recipient under subsection (b). Section 253. 3009-233, 3009-244, provided in part: "That the functions described in clause (1) of the first proviso under the subheading 'mines and minerals' under the heading 'Bureau of Mines' in the text of title I of the Department of the Interior and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 1996 . (9)Optometrists services as specified in Chapter 1147 (relating to optometrists services) and in paragraph (2). 2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes Title 16 - COUNTIES Chapter 11 - General Provisions Section 1121 - Short title and scope of subchapter Categorically needyAged, blind or disabled individuals or families and children who are otherwise eligible for Medicaid and who meet the financial eligibility requirements for TANF, SSI or an optional State supplement. 3653. (iii)A request for an exception may be made prospectively, before the service has been delivered, or retrospectively, after the service has been delivered. Medically needyA term used to refer to aged, blind or disabled individuals or families and children who are otherwise eligible for Medicaid and whose income and resources are above the limits prescribed for the categorically needy but are within limits set under the Medicaid State Plan. provisions 1101 and 1121 of pennsylvania school code. (b)Time frame. The PSC (Section 1401 ) also requires that schools employ nurses. provisions 1101 and 1121 of pennsylvania school codelive science subscription. 5995; amended November 24, 1995, effective November 25, 1995, and apply retroactively to November 1, 1995, 25 Pa. B. (iv)Rural health clinic services and FQHC services as specified in Chapter 1129 (relating to rural health clinic services) and in paragraph (2). Enrollment and ownership reporting requirements. 2000d2000d-4), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (29 U.S.C.A. (i)Pharmacy consultations which include reviewing charts, conducting education sessions and observing nurses administering medication. The provider shall repay the amount of the overpayment within 6 months of the date the Comptroller notifies the provider of the overpayment. (iv)The Department will respond to a request for an exception no later than: (A)For prospective exception requests, within 21 days after the Department receives the request. (a)Identification of recipient misutilization and abuse. Lancaster v. Department of Public Welfare, 916 A.2d 707, 712 (Pa. Cmwlth. 4309; amended August 26, 2005, effective August 29, 2005, 35 Pa.B. 4) Be responsible to know and use language and manners appropriate for Kansas 4-H. 4811. (15)Chapter 1141 (relating to physicians services). (4)The Department reserves the right to refuse to allow a direct repayment plan if a provider chose this method, but failed to remit payment as agreed for a previous overpayment. Payment will not be made when the Departments review of a practitioners medical records reveals instances where these standards have not been met. The term does not include any of the following: (3)An intermediate care facility for individuals with an intellectual disability. (17)Drugs as specified in Chapter 1121 (relating to pharmaceutical services). Subject to the provisions of this subchapter, no qualified individual shall, by reason of such disability, be excluded from participation in or be denied the benefits of the services, programs, or activities of a public entity, or be subject to discrimination by any such entity. (2)When a person has been previously convicted in a State or Federal court of conduct that would constitute a violation of 1101.75(a)(1)(10) and (12)(14), a subsequent allegation, indictment or information under 1101.75(a) shall be classified as a felony of the second degree with a maximum penalty of $25,000 and 10 years imprisonment. 1557 (April 13, 1991) was promulgated under section 6(b) of the Regulatory Review Act (71 P. S. 745.6(b)).). (xvi)Chiropractic services as specified in Chapter 1145 limited to the visits specified in subparagraph (i). (3)Chapter 1221 (relating to clinic and emergency room services). ZIP code 34471. This section cited in 55 Pa. Code 1101.75 (relating to provider prohibited acts). (2)If the provider does not submit an acceptable repayment plan to the Department or fails to respond to the cost settlement letter within the specified time period, the Department will offset the overpayment amount against the providers pending MA payments until the overpayment is satisfied. A provider may bill a MA recipient for a noncompensable service or item if the recipient is told before the service is rendered that the program does not cover it. Since subsection (e)(1) adequately sets forth minimum standards for medical provider records and since a health provider is charged with knowledge of applicable Department regulations, regardless of whether a copy has been supplied by the Department, order of restitution for keeping inadequate records did not violate due process or fundamental principle of fairness. Eye and Ear Hospital v. Department of Public Welfare, 514 A.2d 976 (Pa. Cmwlth. (8)Been subject to a disciplinary action taken or entered against the provider in the records of the State licensing or certifying agency. For the purpose of establishing the usual and customary charge to the general public, the provider shall permit the Department access to payment records of non-MA patients without disclosing the identity of the patients. (2)Fiscal records. 12132. (a)General. (a)The term within a providers office means the physical space where a healthcare provider performs the following on an ambulatory basis: health examinations, diagnosis, treatment of illness or injury; other services related to diagnosis or treatment of illness or injury. Providers are responsible for checking the recipients MSE card and other forms of notification sent to the provider by the Department, to verify that the recipient has not been restricted to obtaining the service from a single provider. Estsblishment of a uniform period for the recoupment of overpayments from providers (COBRA). (ii)Ambulatory surgical center services as specified in Chapter 1126. The provisions of this 1101.67 issued under sections 403(a) and (b) and 443.6 of the Public Welfare Code (62 P. S. 403(a) and (b) and 443.6). No part of the information on this site may be reproduced for profit or sold for profit. MAMedical Assistance. If, after investigation, the Department determines that a provider has submitted or has caused to be submitted claims for payments which the provider is not otherwise entitled to receive, the Department will, in addition to the administrative action described in 1101.821101.84 (relating to administrative procedures), refer the case record to the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit of the Department of Justice for further investigation and possible referral for prosecution under Federal, State and local laws. (ix)The professional component of diagnostic radiology, nuclear medicine, radiation therapy and medical diagnostic services, when the professional component is billed separately from the technical component. Immediately preceding text appears at serial pages (124108) to (124110). This section cited in 55 Pa. Code 1101.42 (relating to prerequisites for participation); 55 Pa. Code 1101.75 (relating to provider prohibited acts); 55 Pa. Code 1101.77a (relating to termination for convenience and best interests of the Departmentstatement of policy); 55 Pa. Code 1101.84 (relating to provider right of appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1121.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code Chapter 1181 Appendix O (relating to OBRA sanctions); 55 Pa. Code 1187.21a (relating to nursing facility exception requestsstatement of policy); and 55 Pa. Code 6100.744 (relating to additional conditions and sanctions). The provisions of this 1101.51 amended November 18, 1983, effective November 19, 1983, 13 Pa.B. (2)GA medically needy only recipients are eligible for the benefits described in paragraph (1) of subsection (e), with the following exceptions: (i)Medical equipment, supplies, prostheses, orthoses and appliances. Medically needy children referred from EPSDT are not eligible for pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, equipment or prostheses and orthoses. (2)If the Department takes action, it will issue a Notice of Exclusion to the nonparticipating former provider stating the basis for the action, the effective date, whether the Department will consider re-enrollment, and, if so, the date when the request for re-enrollment will be considered. (12)Ambulance services as specified in Chapter 1245 (relating to ambulance transportation). 1999). Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia v. Department of Public Welfare, 621 A.2d 1230 (Pa. Cmwlth. (1)Recipients under 21 years of age are eligible for all medically necessary services. There is an ambiguity between the 30-day time requirement of this section and the limitation that all resubmissions be received within 365 days of the date of service under 1101.68. This section cited in 55 Pa. Code 1143.51 (relating to general payment policy); and 55 Pa. Code 1143.58 (relating to noncompensable services and items). (8)Chapter 1229 (relating to health maintenance organization services). (2)Up to a combined maximum of 18 clinic, office and home visits per fiscal year by physicians, podiatrists, optometrists, CRNPs, chiropractors, outpatient hospital clinics, independent medical clinics, rural health clinics, and FQHCs. 4418. (e)Payment is not made for services or items rendered, prescribed or ordered by providers who have been terminated from the Medical Assistance program. The denial of a claim for failure to comply with the properly enacted time constraints is not a forfeiture. (xix)Family planning services and supplies as specified in Chapter 1225. Appeals of other adverse actions of the Department shall be filed in writing within 30 days of the date of the notice of the action to the provider. (8)Physicians services as specified in Chapter 1141 (relating to physicians services) and in paragraph (2). Clarification regarding the definition of medically necessarystatement of policy. (2)If the Department has terminated a providers enrollment and participation for an additional cause unrelated to the conviction or disciplinary action as specified in 1101.77(b)(3) (relating to enforcement actions by the Department), the provider may only appeal the period of the termination attributable to that additional cause. (C)If the MA fee is $25.01 through $50, the copayment is $5.10. (1)General standards for medical records. (c)Medically needy. 1988). Eisenberg v. Department of Public Welfare, 516 A.2d 333 (Pa. 1986). When Established; Classification (Repealed). (5)A participating practitioner or professional corporation may not refer a MA recipient to an independent laboratory, pharmacy, radiology or other ancillary medical service in which the practitioner or professional corporation has an ownership interest. MedicaidMedical Assistance provided under a State Plan approved by HHS under Title XIX of the Social Security Act. If a prescription is telephoned to a pharmacist, the prescribers record shall have a notation to this effect. (9)Submit a claim for a service or item at a fee that is greater than the providers charge to the general public. A hospital was entitled to reimbursement from the Department for procedures which were provided and medically necessary, as documented in the medical record, even though a physicians written orders were not contained in the medical record. This includes mother or father, grandmother or grandfather, stepmother or stepfather or another relative related by blood or marriage. 1999). (xxv)More than one of a series of a specific allergy test provided in a 24-hour period. 3762. HHSThe United States Department of Health and Human Services or its successor agency, which is given responsibility for implementation of Title XIX of the Social Security Act. 2001). The term includes other health insurance plans. (2)Services ordered, arranged for or prescribed by the physician whose license has expired, including the services of other providers such as laboratories, radiologists, pharmacies, inpatient and outpatient hospitals and nursing homes that bill the Department for the ordered, arranged or prescribed services. Providers shall retain, for at least 4 years, unless otherwise specified in the provider regulations, medical and fiscal records that fully disclose the nature and extent of the services rendered to MA recipients and that meet the criteria established in this section and additional requirements established in the provider regulations. (11)Chapter 1147 (relating to optometrists services). (4)Submit a duplicate claim for services or items for which the provider has already received or claimed reimbursement from a source. This chapter cited in 55 Pa. Code 52.3 (relating to definitions); 55 Pa. Code 52.14 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 52.22 (relating to provider monitoring); 55 Pa. Code 52.24 (relating to quality management); 55 Pa. Code 52.42 (relating to payment policies); 55 Pa. Code 52.65 (relating to appeals); 55 Pa. Code 283.31 (relating to funeral director violations); 55 Pa. Code 1102.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1102.41 (relating to provider participation and enrollment); 55 Pa. Code 1102.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1102.81 (relating to prohibited acts of a shared health facility and providers practicing in the shared health facility); 55 Pa. Code 1121.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1121.11 (relating to types of services covered); 55 Pa. Code 1121.12 (relating to outpatient services); 55 Pa. Code 1121.24 (relating to scope of benefits for GA recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1121.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1121.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1121.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1121.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1123.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1123.11 (relating to types of services covered); 55 Pa. Code 1123.12 (relating to outpatient services); 55 Pa. Code 1123.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1123.24 (relating to scope of benefits for GA recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1123.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1123.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1123.71 (relating to scope of claim review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1123.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1126.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1126.24 (relating to scope of benefits for GA recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1126.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1126.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1126.71 (relating to scope of utiliza-tion review process); 55 Pa. Code 1126.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1126.82 (relating to administrative sanctions); 55 Pa. Code 1126.91 (relating to provider right of appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1127.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1127.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1127.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1128.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1128.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1128.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1128.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1129.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1129.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1129.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1129.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1129.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1129.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1130.2 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1130.23 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1130.81 (relating to scope of utilization review process); 55 Pa. Code 1130.91 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1130.101 (relating to hospice right of appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1140.1 (relating to purpose); 55 Pa. Code 1140.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1140.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1140.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1140.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1140.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1141.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1141.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1141.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1141.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1141.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1141.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1141.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1141.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1142.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1142.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1142.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1142.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1142.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1142.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1143.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1143.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1143.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1143.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1143.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1143.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1143.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1143.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1144.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1144.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1144.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1144.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1144.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1144.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1145.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1145.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1145.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1145.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1145.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1145.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1145.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1147.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1147.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1147.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1147.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1147.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1147.53 (relating to limitations on payment); 55 Pa. Code 1147.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1147.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1149.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1149.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1149.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1149.23 (relating to scope of benefits for State Blind Pension recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1149.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1149.43 (relating to requirements for dental records); 55 Pa. Code 1149.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1149.54 (relating to payment policies for orthodontic services); 55 Pa. Code 1149.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1149.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1150.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1150.51 (relating to general payment policies); 55 Pa. Code 1150.61 (relating to guidelines for fee schedule changes); 55 Pa. Code 1151.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1151.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1151.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1151.24 (relating to scope of benefits for GA recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1151.31 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1151.33 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1151.41 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1151.70 (relating to scope of claim review process); 55 Pa. Code 1151.91 (relating to provider abuse); 55 Pa. Code 1151.101 (relating to provider right of appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1153.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1153.12 (relating to outpatient services); 55 Pa. Code 1153.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1153.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1153.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1153.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1153.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1155.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1155.21 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1155.22 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1155.31 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1155.41 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1155.51 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1163.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1163.41 (relating to general participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1163.43 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1163.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.63 (relating to billing requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1163.71 (relating to scope of utilization review process); 55 Pa. Code 1163.91 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1163.101 (relating to provider right to appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1163.401 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.402 (relating to definitions); 55 Pa. Code 1163.421 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.422 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.424 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1163.441 (relating to general participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1163.443 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1163.451 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1163.456 (relating to third-party liability); 55 Pa. Code 1163.471 (relating to scope of claim review process); 55 Pa. Code 1163.491 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1163.501 (relating to provider right to appeal); 55 Pa. Code 1181.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1181.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1181.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1181.25 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1181.41 (relating to provider participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1181.45 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1181.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1181.62 (relating to noncompensable services); 55 Pa. Code 1181.74 (relating to auditing requirements related to cost reports); 55 Pa. Code 1181.81 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1181.86 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1181.231 (relating to standards for general and selected costs); 55 Pa. Code Chapter 1181 Appendix O (relating to OBRA sanctions); 55 Pa. Code 1187.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.11 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.12 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.21 (relating to nursing facility participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1187.22 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of nursing facilities); 55 Pa. Code 1187.77 (relating to auditing requirements related to cost report); 55 Pa. Code 1187.101 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1187.155 (relating to exceptional DME grantspayment conditions and limitations); 55 Pa. Code 1189.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1189.74 (relating to auditing requirements related to MA cost report); 55 Pa. Code 1189.101 (relating to general payment policy for county nursing facilities); 55 Pa. Code 1221.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1221.21 (relating to scope of benefits for the categorically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1221.22 (relating to scope of benefits for the medically needy); 55 Pa. Code 1221.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1221.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1221.46 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1221.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1221.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1221.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1223.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1223.12 (relating to outpatient services); 55 Pa. Code 1223.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1223.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1223.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1223.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1223.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1223.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1225.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1225.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1225.41 (relating to general participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1225.45 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1225.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1225.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1225.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1229.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1229.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1229.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1229.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1230.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1230.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1230.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1230.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1230.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1230.71 (relating to scope of claim review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1230.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1241.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1241.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1241.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1241.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1241.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1243.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1243.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1243.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1243.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1243.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1243.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1245.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1245.2 (relating to definitions); 55 Pa. Code 1245.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1245.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1245.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1245.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1245.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1245.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1247.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1247.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1247.71 (relating to scope of claim review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1247.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1249.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1249.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1249.41 (relating to participation requirements); 55 Pa. Code 1249.42 (relating to ongoing responsibilities of providers); 55 Pa. Code 1249.51 (relating to general payment policy); 55 Pa. Code 1249.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1249.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 1251.1 (relating to policy); 55 Pa. Code 1251.24 (relating to scope of benefits for General Assistance recipients); 55 Pa. Code 1251.71 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 1251.81 (relating to provider misutilization); 55 Pa. Code 5221.11 (relating to provider participation); 55 Pa. Code 5221.41 (relating to recordkeeping); 55 Pa. Code 5221.42 (relating to payment); 55 Pa. Code 6100.81 (relating to HCBS provider requirements); 55 Pa. Code 6100.482 (relating to payment); 55 Pa. Code 6210.2 (relating to applicability); 55 Pa. Code 6210.11 (relating to payment); 55 Pa. Code 6210.21 (relating to categorically needy and medically needy recipients); 55 Pa. Code 6210.75 (relating to noncompensable services); 55 Pa. Code 6210.82 (relating to annual adjustment); 55 Pa. Code 6210.93 (relating to auditing requirements related to cost reports); 55 Pa. Code 6210.101 (relating to scope of claims review procedures); 55 Pa. Code 6210.109 (relating to provider misutilization); and 55 Pa. Code 6211.2 (relating to applicability). A provisions 1101 and 1121 of pennsylvania school code Plan approved by HHS under title xix of the Regulatory review Act 71! ( Editors Note: the amendment made to this section, time frames referred to are indicated in days! The Departments review of a claim for failure to comply with the properly time... Section amended under Articles IXI and XIV of the pharmacys software and may be reproduced for provisions 1101 and 1121 of pennsylvania school code or sold profit. 19, 1983, 13 Pa.B ) ; appeal denied 839 A.2d 354 ( Pa... 24-Hour period keeping requirements for providers in a 24-hour period Chapter 1129 and in paragraph ( 2 ) Treatment medication. 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