Iowa Admin. Code r. 441-78.21 - Rural health clinics
Payment will be made to rural health clinics for the same services payable under the Medicare program (Title XVIII of the Social Security Act). Payment will be made for sterilization in accordance with 78.1(16).
(1)
Utilization
review. Utilization review shall be conducted of Medicaid members who
access more than 24 outpatient visits in any 12-month period from physicians,
advanced registered nurse practitioners, federally qualified health centers,
other clinics, and emergency rooms. Refer to rule
441-76.9 (249A) for further information concerning the member lock-in program.
(2)
Risk assessment. Risk
assessment, using Form 470-2942, Medicaid Prenatal Risk Assessment, shall be
completed at the initial visit during a Medicaid member's pregnancy.
a. If the risk assessment reflects a low-risk
pregnancy, the assessment shall be completed again at approximately the
twenty-eighth week of pregnancy.
b.
If the risk assessment reflects a high-risk pregnancy, referral shall be made
for enhanced services. (See description of enhanced services at subrule
78.25(3).)
(3)
Vaccines. In order to be paid for the administration of a
vaccine covered under the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program, a rural health
center must enroll in the VFC program. Payment for the vaccine will be approved
only if the VFC program stock has been depleted.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 249A.4.
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