7 AAC 145.799 - Definitions
(1) "allowable cost" means an expenditure
that meets the test of the appropriate Executive Office of the President of the
United States' Office of Management and Budget (0MB) circular;
(2) "cognizant agency" means the federal
agency with the largest dollar value of a direct federal award with a
governmental unit or component;
(3)
"department" means the Department of Health and Social Services;
(4) "desk review" means an analysis of cost
report data submitted by a provider to determine whether costs are reasonable
and allowable for reimbursement under federal and state regulations;
(5) "direct costs" means costs included under
45
C.F.R. 75.413 that may be
(A) identified specifically with a particular
final cost objective, such as a federal award or other internally or externally
funded activity, to meet emergency medical transportation requirements;
or
(B) directly assigned, with a
high degree of accuracy, to an activity described in (A) of this
paragraph;
(6) "direct
federal award" means an award that the federal government pays
directly;
(7) "dry run" means SEMT
services provided by an eligible SEMT provider to an individual who is released
on the scene without transportation by ground, air, or water ambulance to a
medical facility;
(8) "emergency
medical transport" means any ground, water, or air ambulance transport that
(A) was initiated through the 911 system;
and
(B) is determined to be all
Medicaid claims in a paid status under the provider types for ground ambulance,
inclusive of water ambulance, and for air ambulance, except those claims for
Medicare recipients with dual eligibility for Medicaid and except for dry
runs;
(9) "federal
financial participation" or "FFP" means the portion of medical assistance
expenditures for emergency medical services paid or reimbursed by the Centers
for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) in accordance with the state plan
prepared under
AS
47.07.040 for medical assistance;
(10) "indirect costs" means costs that
(A) cannot be readily assigned;
(B) are for a common or joint purpose
benefitting more than one cost objective; and
(C) are allocated to each cost objective
using a department-approved indirect rate or an allocation
methodology;
(11)
"publicly owned or operated" means owned or operated by
(A) a state;
(B) a city, county, home rule municipality,
borough, special purpose district, or other governmental unit in that state
that has taxing authority or direct access to tax revenues; or
(C) an Indian tribe or tribal organization
within the meanings given in
25
U.S.C. 5304(e) and (Z)
(secs. 4(e) and (/) of the Indian Self Determination and Education Assistance
Act);
(12) "SEMT
services" means the transport of an individual from any point of origin to the
nearest medical facility capable of meeting the emergency medical needs of the
individual, including advanced, limited-advanced, and basic life support
services provided to an individual by SEMT providers before or during
transportation;
(13) "service
period" means the provider's fiscal year.
Notes
Authority:AS 47.05.010
AS 47.07.040
AS 47.07.085
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