N.M. Admin. Code § 8.325.8.13 - NONCOVERED SERVICES
Rehabilitation services are subject to the limitations and coverage restrictions of other medicaid services. See 8.301.3 NMAC, General Noncovered Services. Medicaid does not cover the following rehabilitation services:
A.
services furnished by providers who are not licensed and/or certified to
furnish services;
B. educational
programs or vocational training not part of an active treatment plan for
residents in an intermediate care facility for the mentally retarded or for
recipients under the age of twenty-one (21) receiving inpatient psychiatric
services [42 CFR Section
441.13(b)] ;
C. services billed separately by home health
agencies, independent physical therapists, independent occupational therapists,
or outpatient rehabilitation centers to recipients in high nursing facilities
or inpatient hospitals;
D.
transportation, for recipients in low level nursing facilities or other
medicaid recipients, to travel to outpatient hospital facilities unless there
are no home health agencies, independent physical therapists or independent
occupational therapists available in the area to provide the therapy at the
recipient's residence; and
E.
services solely for maintenance of the recipient's general condition; these
services include repetitive services needed to maintain a recipient's
functional level that do not involve complex and sophisticated therapy
procedures requiring the judgement and skill of a therapist; services related
to activities for the general good and welfare of recipients, such as general
exercises to promote overall fitness and flexibility and activities to provide
general motivation, are not considered physical or occupational therapy for
medicaid reimbursement purposes.
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