Iowa Admin. Code r. 441-78.42 - Pharmacists providing covered vaccines
When the authorized pharmacist providing the vaccine meets all Iowa board of pharmacy expanded practice standards and Medicaid requirements, payment will be made for the following:
(1)
Vaccines administered to
children. Payment will be made to an enrolled provider for an
administration fee for vaccines available through the Vaccines for Children
(VFC) program administered by the department of public health if the provider
is enrolled in the VFC program. Payment will be made for the vaccine cost only
if the VFC program stock has been depleted.
(2)
Vaccines administered to
adults. Payment will be made to an enrolled provider for an
administration fee and vaccine cost.
(3)
Verification and
reporting. Prior to the ordering and administration of an immunization
pursuant to statewide protocol, the authorized pharmacist shall consult and
review the Iowa Immunization Registry Information System (IRIS) or Iowa Health
Information Network (IHIN). Within 30 calendar days following administration of
any vaccine, the pharmacist shall report such administration to the patient's
primary health care provider, primary physician, and IRIS or IHIN. If a patient
does not have a primary health care provider, the pharmacist shall provide the
patient with a written record of the vaccine administered to the patient and
shall advise the patient to consult a physician.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 249A.4.
Notes
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