23 Miss. Code. R. 210-1.4 - Covered Services
A. The Ambulatory
Surgical Center (ASC) must have procedures for obtaining routine and emergency
laboratory and radiology services from Medicare-approved facilities. The ASC,
when contracting for those lab, x-ray and hospital services which directly
relate to the surgical procedure, must be billed by the provider performing
these services.
B. ASC services
must be Medicare-approved items and services furnished by an ASC in connection
with a covered surgical procedure furnished to a Medicaid
beneficiary.
C. ASC services do not
include items and services for which payment may be made under other provisions
including, but not limited to, physician services, lab, x-ray or diagnostic
procedures, other than those directly related to performance of the surgical
procedure.
D. The ASC payment rate
includes all the costs incurred by the ASC in providing services in connection
with performing a specific procedure including, but not limited to, surgical
supplies, equipment, and nursing services.
E. The Division of Medicaid covers the cost
of corneal tissue used in corneal transplant cases. The reimbursement will be
one hundred percent (100¢) of the cost reflected on the invoice from the donor
supplier excluding transportation fees. Transportation fees are not covered
under the Medicaid program. This rule is applicable only to an ASC.
F. The Division of Medicaid covers medically
necessary dental treatment in the ASC setting when all the following are met:
1. Quality, safe, and effective treatment
cannot be provided in an office setting,
2. Inpatient hospitalization is not medically
necessary [Refer to Miss. Admin. Code Part 204, Rule 1.11.B.], and
3. Certain dental procedures have been prior
authorized by the Division of Medicaid or designee.
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