Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 140.6 - Medical Services Not Covered
The following services are not covered under the Department's medical assistance programs:
a)
Services available without charge;
b) Services prohibited by State or federal
law;
c) Experimental
procedures;
d) Research oriented
procedures; other than those described in Section
140.3(b)(27)
and 140.3(c)(23);
e) Medical examinations required for entrance
into educational or vocational programs;
f) Autopsy examinations;
g) Artificial insemination;
h) Medical or surgical procedures performed
for cosmetic purposes;
i) Medical
or surgical transsexual treatment, for dates of service prior to April 1,
2015;
j) Diagnostic and/or
therapeutic procedures related to primary infertility/sterility;
k) Subsequent treatment for venereal disease,
when those services are available through State and/or local health
agencies;
l) Medical care provided
by mail or telephone;
m) Unkept
appointments;
n) Non-medically
necessary items and services provided for the convenience of recipients and/or
their families; and
o) Preparation
of routine records, forms and reports.
p) Visits with persons other than a
recipient, such as family members or group care facility staff.
Notes
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The following services are not covered under the Department's medical assistance programs:
a) Services available without charge;
b) Services prohibited by State or federal law;
c) Experimental procedures;
d) Research oriented procedures; other than those described in Section 140.3(b)(27) and 140.3(c)(23);
e) Medical examinations required for entrance into educational or vocational programs;
f) Autopsy examinations;
g) Artificial insemination;
h) Medical or surgical procedures performed for cosmetic purposes;
i) Medical or surgical transsexual treatment, for dates of service prior to April 1, 2015;
j) Diagnostic and/or therapeutic procedures related to primary infertility/sterility;
k) Acupuncture;
l) Subsequent treatment for venereal disease, when those services are available through State and/or local health agencies;
m) Medical care provided by mail or telephone;
n) Unkept appointments;
o) Non-medically necessary items and services provided for the convenience of recipients and/or their families;
p) Preparation of routine records, forms and reports; and
q) Visits with persons other than a recipient, such as family members or group care facility staff.