3 Miss. Code. R. 1-06-601 - Application
1. All bills submitted for payment should be
accompanied by a copy of the State of Mississippi Crime Laboratory Sexual
Assault Examination Form, and include a standard UB-04 form or other official
itemized billing form. NOTE: For minor victims receiving a sexual assault
medical forensic examination seventy-two hours or longer after the sexual
assault, the authorized non-acute sexual assault exam form for minors >72
hours should be submitted.
2.
Payment may be made whether or not the victim pursues prosecution. Though it is
strongly encouraged that the victim reports the sexual assault to law
enforcement, reporting the assault is the victim's decision. This does not
apply to state mandated reporting requirements for minors, vulnerable adults,
and certain violent crimes.
3. A
request for payment for the sexual assault medical forensic examination must
include the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-9) code V71.5 for
examination of the victim of sexual assault, code E960.1 for a victim of rape,
code V71.81 when there are no forensic findings for a sexual assault exam, code
995.53 when there are forensic findings for a sexual assault exam of a child,
or code 995.83 when there are forensic findings for a sexual assault exam of an
adult.
4. A request for payment for
the sexual assault medical forensic examination must include the following
information as applicable:
a. Physician/ARNP,
Office or other outpatient services (CPT codes 99201-99205 for New Patient, CPT
codes 99211-99215 for Established Patient, CPT codes 99241-99245 for office
consultations); Emergency Department Services (CPT codes 99281-99285 for New or
Established Patient) which include the collection of evidence as
needed in the sexual assault kit.
b. Venipuncture for the collection of whole
blood samples (CPT codes 36400, 36405, 36406, 36410, 36415).
c. Laboratory test for pregnancy (CPT codes
84702, 84703, 81025).
d. HIV
Testing (CPT codes 86701-86703, 86687-86689) if medically necessary.
e. Hepatitis Panel (CPT codes 80074, 86705,
86709, 87340, 86803) if medically necessary.
f. RPR (CPT codes 86592, 86593) if medically
necessary.
g. Herpes Simplex (CPT
codes 86694, 86696) if medically necessary.
h. Gonorrhea culture (CPT codes 87040, 87070,
87081, 87590, 87591, 87592) if medically necessary.
i. Chlamydia culture (CPT codes 87320, 86631,
86632, 87110) if medically necessary.
j. Urinalysis (CPT codes 81000-81003, 81005,
81007, 81015) if medically necessary.
k. Urine culture (CPT codes 87086, 87088) if
medically necessary.
l. Trichomonas
vaginalis (CPT codes 87660, 87205, 87210) if medically necessary.
m. Other laboratory tests if medically
necessary.
n. Colposcopy (CPT
codes 57420, 57452, 99170).
o.
Camera/Other photography (CPT code 99199). Use of this code requires additional
reporting information to verify that a camera/photography was used.
p. Medication for prevention of STDs,
Hepatitis B, pregnancy, and a three-day supply of HIV prophylaxis.
5. If the victim refuses to have
all or portions of the sexual assault exam completed, notes to verify this
should be included in the exam form. Payment will be considered for a "partial
exam" when allowable exam expenses are incurred, such as medication treatment
for prevention of STDs, Hepatitis B, pregnancy, and a three-day supply of HIV
prophylaxis.
6. Follow-up sexual
assault medical forensic exams/related labs will be considered for payment when
the victim is a minor; however, this expense will only be reimbursed the
difference between the amount already paid out for the exam (and any other
allowable expense) and the maximum payment amount ($1,000) allowed. If the
prior payment(s) totals $1,000 then these additional expenses will not be
eligible for payment.
7. Expenses
for procedures other than those listed above must be justified and submitted,
in writing, as being necessary and directly related to the medical forensic
examination.
8. Payments for
admissions, treatment of injuries, medications such as anti-depressants,
sedatives or tranquilizers are NOT ELIGIBLE under this policy. See ยง 602
(6).
Notes
State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compare.
No prior version found.