1 Tex. Admin. Code § 357.641 - Definitions
The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.
(1) Claim--An
application for payment of health care services under Title XIX of the Social
Security Act that is submitted by a person who is under a contract or provider
agreement with DHS.
(2) Contract or
provider agreement--Any written document (or series of documents) that
obligates DHS or its health insuring agent to pay a person money under Title
XIX of the Social Security Act in exchange for his goods or services. Included
are claims for payment that a licensed practitioner (as defined by federal law)
submits for services provided to Medicaid recipients.
(3) Commissioner--The commissioner of the
Texas Department of Human Services.
(4) Days--Calendar days, unless otherwise
specified.
(5) Department--The
Texas Department of Human Services.
(6) Health insuring agent--An organization
legally operating in the state that:
(A) pays
providers of certain Title XIX medical services and supplies in exchange for
premiums paid by DHS; and
(B)
assumes an underwriting risk.
(7) Person--An individual, partnership,
corporation, association, other organization, or legal entity that has a
contract or provider agreement with DHS.
(8) Practitioner--A physician or other person
licensed by the state to practice a profession.
(9) Provider--A person who has a contract or
provider agreement with DHS.
(10)
Title XIX--Title XIX of the Social Security Act.
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