Or. Admin. R. 461-195-0303 - Personal Injury Claim
(1) The
Personal Injury Liens program is designated and authorized to administer the
personal injury lien program for the Oregon Heath Authority (the Authority) and
the Department of Human Services (the Department) (see OAR 461-195-0301). To
administer the program, the Personal Injury Liens program is also authorized
to:
(a) Prepare and file liens;
(b) Assign lien authority to a CCO (see OAR
461-195-0301) or a prepaid managed care health services
organization (see 461-195-0301) for medical costs paid by a CCO or
prepaid managed care health services organization to or on
behalf of an applicant (see 461-195-0301) or
recipient (see 461-195-0301) arising from any personal
injury (see 461-195-0301);
(c) Assert any rights or remedies, including
filing a complaint in court, arising from an assignment of right to payment
acquired by the Authority in accordance with ORS
659.830
and
743.847,
from an applicant or recipient; and
(d) Assert any rights or remedies granted in
ORS
416.580
or
416.610.
(e) Issue subpoenas under ORS
411.593
or
413.037.
(2) Subpoenas require approval of
an Office of Payment Accuracy and Recovery manager or policy analyst.
(3) An applicant or
recipient of medical assistance, as a condition of
eligibility, must assign to the Authority any rights to payment from any third
party liable for medical costs paid by medical assistance to or on behalf of an
applicant or recipient arising from any
personal injury.
(4) An applicant or
recipient of assistance (see OAR
461-195-0301), except HSD medical programs (see 461-001-0000),
must pursue a personal injury claim (see 461-195-0301) in
accordance with 461-120-0330 (Requirement to Pursue Assets).
(5) An applicant or
recipient of HSD medical programs assistance
must pursue a personal injury claim in accordance with OAR
410-200-0220 (Requirement to Pursue Assets).
(6) An applicant or
recipient must cooperate with the Personal Injury Liens Unit,
CCO, or prepaid managed care health services organization to:
(a) Identify any third party liable or
potentially liable for medical costs paid by the Department, the Authority,
CCO, or prepaid managed care health services organization to
or on behalf of an applicant or recipient
arising from any personal injury;
(b) Provide information about liability or
other insurance that may cover or pay for medical costs paid by the Department,
the Authority, CCO, or prepaid managed care health services
organization to or on behalf of an applicant or
recipient arising from any personal
injury;
(c) Complete a MSC
0451, MSC 0451NV, or similar online form as required by the Personal Injury
Liens Unit, CCO, or prepaid managed care health services
organization;
(d) Provide
other information as required by the Personal Injury Liens Unit, CCO, or
prepaid managed care health services organization to assist in
pursuing payment from any third party who may be liable for medical costs paid
by the Department, the Authority, CCO, or prepaid managed care health
services organization to or on behalf of an applicant
or recipient arising from any personal
injury;
(e) Appear as a
witness in court, administrative hearing, or other proceeding arising from any
personal injury; and
(f) Pay to the Department any medical damages
received by the recipient that are subject to the Department's
lien or assignment of rights to payments.
(7) An applicant or
recipient of HSD medical programs assistance
who fails to comply with section (6) of this rule is ineligible for benefits
until the individual meets the requirements of section (6) of this rule, or has
good cause (see OAR 410-200-0220) not to comply.
(8) An applicant or
recipient of assistance, other than
HSD medical programs , who fails to comply with section (6) of
this rule is ineligible for benefits until the individual meets the
requirements of section (6) of this rule, or has good cause (see OAR
461-120-0330) not to comply.
(9)
For all programs, the existence of a claim for damages for a
personal injury does not make an applicant or
recipient ineligible for program benefits.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 409.050, 411.060, 416.510 - 416.610 & 413.085
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 411.630, 411.632, 411.635, 411.640, ORS 411.620 & 413.085
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