Or. Admin. Code § 410-173-0015 - Service Authorization
(1)
Authorization medical appropriateness and medical necessity for Residential
Habilitation are satisfied by face-to-face eligibility or re-eligibility
assessments of 1915(i) HCBS State Plan Option. These services include:
(a) Completion of a Division approved
functional needs assessment tools; and
(b) Documentation of the accessed need for
services by the Individual in the person-centered service plan; and
(c) Agreed to in writing by the Individual,
legal representative or authorized representative, providers, Case Management
Entity (CME) and IQA PCSP Coordinator.
(2) HCBS and supports for persons with
chronic mental illness or an SPMI shall be deemed medically appropriate and
necessary by a QMHP or other licensed provider within the scope of their
practice, as outlined in OAR
410-120-0000 and OAR
410-172-0630 and for which
required documentation has been submitted;
(3) Once deemed medically appropriate and
necessary, HCBS identified in the PCSP are authorized for as long as deemed
necessary by the QMHP, but no longer than twelve (12) months;
(4) The Division may authorize payment for
the type of service that meets the Individual's assessed needs as determined by
a Functional Needs Assessment and is adequately documented in the individuals
PCSP. The Division or the IQA may request additional information from the
provider to determine medical appropriateness and medical necessity;
(5) Required documentation for PSR services
shall support the Individual's assessed need for the service request shall
include:
(a) A cover sheet detailing relevant
provider and recipient Medicaid numbers;
(b) Requested dates of service;
(c) HCPCS or CPT procedure codes
requested;
(d) The amount of
service or units requested;
(e) A
behavioral health assessment and service plan meeting the requirements
described in OAR 309-019-0135; and
(f) Any additional clinical information
supporting medical justification for the services requested.
(6) The Division or the IQA may
not authorize PSR services under the following circumstances:
(a) The request received by the Division or
IQA was not complete;
(b) The
provider did not hold the appropriate license, certificate, or credential at
the time services were requested;
(c) The recipient was not eligible for Title
XIX Medicaid at the time services were requested;
(d) The provider cannot produce appropriate
documentation to support medical appropriateness;
(e) The services requested are not in
compliance with OAR 410-120-1260 through
1860.
(7) Retroactive
payments are not allowable. The service cannot be billed until it is documented
and agreed upon by appropriate parties as describe by this rule;
(8) Payment for authorized services is valid
for the time-period specified on the authorization notice but may not exceed
twelve (12) months from the date of service;
(9) Authorizations expire when an Individual
is found to be no longer eligible for 1915(i) HCBS;
(10) Athorized HCBS services shall be subject
to random, periodic utilization review and retrospective review to ensure
approved, paid services meet the definition of medical appropriateness and
medical necessity as outlined in OAR
410-120-0000 and OAR
410-172-0630 are consistent with
the Functional Needs Assessment.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 413.042, 414.025 & 430.640
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 413.042, 414.025, 430.640, ORS 414.065, 430.705 & 430.715
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