Haw. Code R. § 17-1739-72 - Payment for nonpsychiatric cases which exceed $35,000
If charges for nonpsychiatric services rendered to a patient during an inpatient stay are in excess of $35,000, billing and payment for this stay shall be as follows:
(1)
For classification I facilities and the freestanding rehabilitation hospital,
payment shall be made at applicable per diem rates for the full inpatient
stay;
(2) For classification II and
III facilities:
(A) An initial interim bill
shall be submitted covering the period from the admission date through the date
the charge for the case reaches $35,000. Payment for this interim bill shall be
the classification per diem rate for the service category multiplied by the
number of days covered by the bill plus the full appropriate ancillary rate as
calculated in section 17-1739-68; and
(B) Sixty days after a patient reaches
outlier status, monthly thereafter, and upon discharge, a facility shall bill
the department for charges in excess of the outlier threshold. The facility
shall also document to the department's reasonable satisfaction the medical
necessity for the days of care and services rendered. The department shall pay
such bills that are appropriately documented and properly within the scope of
the acute care medicaid program no less than quarterly. The department shall
pay for the full per diem and eighty per cent of the ancillary charges,
excluding amounts included in computing the outlier threshold; and
(3) For the purpose of determining
capital related costs associated with outlier cases, the full amount of charges
shall be included in the facility's computation.
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