Utah Admin. Code R414-1-28 - Provider-Preventable Conditions
Current through Bulletin 2022-07, April 1, 2022
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(1) In accordance with 42 CFR 447.26, October 1, 2011 ed., which is incorporated by reference, Medicaid will not reimburse providers or contractors for provider-preventable conditions as noted therein. Please see Utah Medicaid State Plan Attachments 4.19-A and 4.19-B for detail.
(2) Medicaid providers who treat Medicaid eligible patients must report all provider-preventable conditions whether or not reimbursement for the services is sought. Medicaid providers shall meet this requirement by complying with existing state reporting requirements (rules and legislation) of these events that include:
(a) Rule R380-200;
(b) Rule R380-210;
(c) Rule R386-705;
(d) Rule R428-10; and
(e) Section 26-6-31.
(3) Utilizing the reporting mechanism from one of the rules noted above shall not impact confidentiality and privacy protections for reporting entities as noted in Title 26, Chapter 25, Confidential Information Release.