23 Miss. Code. R. 201-1.4 - Non-Covered Emergency Ambulance Services
The Division of Medicaid does not cover the following including, but not limited to:
A.
Emergency ambulance transportation of a beneficiary:
1. To anywhere other than the nearest
appropriate facility that is able to care for the beneficiary,
2. Pronounced dead prior to the dispatch of
the ambulance by an individual who is licensed or otherwise authorized under
state law to pronounce death in the state where such pronouncement is made,
3. To a funeral home,
4. Due to a lack of alternative means,
5. For the convenience of the
beneficiary and/or beneficiary's family, and/or
6. For which medical necessity criteria has
not been satisfied.
B.
Services that are not directly related to medically necessary emergency
treatment of an illness or injury including, but not limited to:
1. Time spent waiting for the beneficiary,
2. Refusal of the beneficiary to
be transported after the ambulance arrives in response to an emergency, and/or
3. First-aid or other medical type
treatment provided by ambulance staff to a beneficiary who is not subsequently
transported to the closest appropriate facility,
C. Services provided to an individual not
eligible for Medicaid,
D. Mileage
beyond the nearest appropriate facility, or
E. Services not specifically listed as
covered services.
Notes
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