55 Pa. Code § 1126.41 - Participation requirements
(a) In
addition to the participation requirements established in Chapter 1101
(relating to general provisions), an independently operated ASC or hospital SPU
shall:
(1) Be enrolled in the MA Program as
an ASC or a hospital SPU.
(2) Abide
by applicable Federal and State statutes and regulations, including, but not
limited to, Title XIX of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C.A. §§
1396-1396p), the Public Welfare Code
(62
P. S. §§
101-1503) and applicable
licensing statutes.
(3) Have an
established schedule of charges for billing third parties and private payors
that is published and made available to the general public.
(4) If requested, furnish information to the
Department necessary to establish rates as specified in §
1126.53 (relating to limitations
on covered procedures), in the form and manner the Department
requires.
(b) In addition
to the participation requirements set forth in subsection (a), a hospital SPU
shall:
(1) Be enrolled as a provider of
ambulatory surgical services separately from, and in addition to, the
hospital's enrollment with the Department as a provider of inpatient
services.
(2) Be part of an
institution that is licensed as a hospital by the Department of Health and
meets the requirements for participation in Medicare. An SPU meeting those
qualifications is eligible to participate and be compensated as a provider of
same day surgical services.
(3)
Submit to the Department information regarding the bed complement and location
of the distinct part ambulatory surgical unit.
(c) In addition to the participation
requirements set forth in subsection (a), an ASC shall be certified as meeting
the Medicare requirements at 42 CFR 416 (relating to ambulatory surgical
services).
(d) If abortions are
performed in an ASC, the facility shall be licensed/approved by the Department
of Health to provide this service.
(e) Out-of-State ASCs and SPUs providing
services to Commonwealth recipients shall, in addition to complying with the
appropriate requirements of this section, either be Medicare certified or be
approved by the appropriate agency of the state in which the ASC or SPU is
located as meeting standards comparable to Medicare.
(f) The Department reserves the right to
refuse to enter into a provider agreement with a licensed ASC or hospital SPU
whenever it determines that it is in the Department's best interests to do
so.
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