28 Tex. Admin. Code § 134.201 - Medical Fee Guideline for Medical Treatments and Services Provided under the Texas Workers' Compensation Act
(a) The
commission adopts by reference herein, the Texas Workers' Compensation
Commission Medical Fee Guideline 1996. The Guideline shall be effective for all
medical treatments, services, durable medical equipment and pharmaceuticals
provided on or after April 1, 1996. Medical treatments, services, and durable
medical equipment provided prior to April 1, 1996, shall be subject to the 1991
Texas Workers' Compensation Commission Medical Fee Guideline (December 1991
Version). Pharmaceuticals provided prior to April 1, 1996, shall be subject to
§
134.501 of this title (relating to
the Pharmaceutical Fee Guideline). Copies of both guidelines may be obtained
from the Publication Department of the Texas Workers' Compensation Commission,
4000 South IH-35, Southfield Building, Austin, Texas 78704.
(b) An insurance carrier or health care
provider which willfully or intentionally violates the provisions of this rule
commits an administrative violation under Texas Labor Code, §
415.002 or §
415.003, and may be
assessed a penalty. In addition, an insurance carrier or health care provider
which repeatedly violates these statutory provisions may be assessed a penalty
not to exceed $10,000 under the Texas Labor Code, §
415.021, and may be
subject to the sanctions specified in the Texas Labor Code, §
415.023, including, but
not limited to, restriction or revocation of the right to receive reimbursement
under the Texas Workers' Compensation Act.
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