Or. Admin. Code § 410-148-0020 - Home Enteral/Parenteral Nutrition and IV Services
(1) The Division shall make payment for
medically appropriate and medically necessary goods, supplies, and services for
home enteral/parenteral nutrition and IV therapy on written order or
prescription.
(a) The order or prescription
must be dated and signed by a licensed prescribing practitioner. The order
shall be legible and specify the service required, the ICD-10-CM diagnosis
code(s), the route of administration, the amounts prescribed, and the length of
time needed.
(b) The prescription
or written practitioner's order must be retained on file by the provider of
service for the period of time specified in the Division's General
Rules.
(c) A nutritional assessment
performed by a registered dietitian or the treating practitioner and a new
prescription are required once a year for ongoing services.
(d) Also covered are services for
subcutaneous, epidural and intrathecal injections requiring pump or gravity
delivery.
(2) All claims
for enteral/parenteral nutrition and IV services require a valid ICD-10-CM
diagnosis code. It is the provider's responsibility to obtain the actual
diagnosis code(s) from the prescribing practitioner. Reimbursement shall be
made according to covered services on funded lines of the Health Services
Commission's Prioritized List of Health Services, and these rules.
(3) The Division shall cover one initial
nursing service visit to assess the home environment and appropriateness of
enteral/parenteral nutrition or IV services in the home setting when
recommended by the treating practitioner to establish the client's treatment
plan. This nursing service visit for assessment purposes does not require prior
authorization.
(4) Nursing service
visits, except the assessment nursing visit, specific to this Home
Enteral/Parenteral and IV services program are provided in the home or an
Ambulatory Infusion Suite of the Home Infusion Therapy Provider (AIS) and shall
be reimbursed by the Division only when prior authorized, and performed by a
person who is licensed by the Oregon State Board of Nursing to practice as a
Registered Nurse. All registered nurse delegated or assigned nursing care tasks
must comply with the Oregon State Board of Nursing, Nurse Practitioner Act and
Administrative Rules regulating the practice of nursing.
(5) Payment for services identified in the
Home Enteral/Parenteral Nutrition and IV Services provider rules shall be made
only when provided in the client's place of residence.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 413.042
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 414.065
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