23 Miss. Code. R. 202-3.4 - Reimbursement
A. Individuals who
are placed in swing beds in a hospital may have Medicare only, Medicare and
Medicaid, or Medicaid only.
1. In all
instances where a Medicaid beneficiary is covered by Medicare, Medicare is the
primary payer for a swing bed stay.
2. Medicaid covers swing bed care for
Medicare and Medicaid dual eligibles when:
a)
The Medicaid beneficiary's medical condition does not qualify for Medicare,
or
b) Medicare benefits are
exhausted.
B.
The methods and standards used to determine payment rates to hospital providers
of nursing facility (NF) services furnished by a swing bed hospital provides
for payment for the routine NF services at the average rate per patient day
paid to NFs for routine services furnished during the previous calendar
year.
C. Beneficiaries who have
Part A Medicare are the responsibility of the Medicare program when in a swing
bed. Medicaid will cover the Medicare coinsurance after the
20th consecutive day in a swing bed for
Medicare/Medicaid beneficiaries through day one hundred (100) or the last day
covered by Medicare, whichever comes first.
D. The swing bed facility must provide and
pay for all services and supplies required by the plan of care and ordered by a
physician. During the course of a covered Medicaid stay, the facility may not
charge a resident for the following items and services:
1. Nursing services,
2. Specialized rehabilitative
services,
3. Dietary
services,
4. Activity
programs,
5. Room/bed maintenance
services,
6. Routine personal
hygiene items and services,
7.
Personal laundry, or
8. Drugs not
covered by the Medicaid Pharmacy program.
E. Any items or service not covered in the
per diem rate must be billed outside the per diem rates and include:
1. Items and services covered by Medicare
Part B or any other third party.
2.
Any service or supply billed directly to Medicaid for swing bed residents
including:
a) Lab services,
b) X-rays,
c) Drugs covered as specified in Part
214,
d) Therapy services as
specified in Part 213, or
e)
Durable Medical Equipment as specified in Part 209.
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