23 Miss. Code. R. 213-2.8 - Maintenance Therapy
A. Maintenance
programs do not require the professional skills of a licensed therapy provider,
are not considered medically necessary, and are not covered by
Medicaid.
B. Maintenance programs
must be planned and taught before the end of active therapy treatment so that
the beneficiary, family members, or other unskilled caregivers can carry out
the program. If the maintenance program is not established until after the
rehabilitative program has been completed, the skills of a therapist for
development of a maintenance program are not considered medically necessary and
are covered.
Notes
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