3 Miss. Code. R. 1-06-604 - Payment Amount
1. The Office of
the Attorney General will pay up to $1,000 per case. This fee includes the
following limits:
a. Medical personnel time to
include physician, nurse practitioner, or Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners
(S.A.N.E.) fee - $350
b. Facility
fee to include supplies, equipment and medications for the prevention of STDs,
Hepatitis B, pregnancy (ECP), and a three-day supply of HIV
prophylaxis - $450
c. Fees for lab
tests - $200
2. Expenses
for procedures other than those listed in § 601(4) must be justified and
submitted in writing, as being necessary and directly related to the medical
forensic examination.
3. Payments
for admissions, treatment of injuries, medications such as anti-depressants,
sedatives or tranquilizers are NOT ELIGIBLE under this policy. See § 602
(6).
4. No payment shall be made
which exceeds the amount of money in the Crime Victims Compensation Fund.
M.C.A. §
99-41-29.
5. Payment made to the provider by the Office
of the Attorney General Victim Compensation Division for the sexual assault
medical forensic examination shall be considered by the provider as payment in
full.
6. The medical provider may
not submit any remaining balance to the victim/claimant or to the Victim
Compensation Division after reimbursement for the sexual assault medical
forensic examination by a federal or federally financed program, such as
Medicaid, Medicare, Tricare, or the Veterans Administration or by a state
financed program such as Mississippi Childrens Health Insurance Plan (CHIPS).
EXCEPTION: If, for example, the victim has a co-pay or has used all of their
allowed paid medical visits with Medicaid, the medical provider may submit
those expenses to the Victim Compensation Division.
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