Utah Admin. Code R414-19A-2 - Definition s
(1) "Composite
payment" means each treatment unit of payment that applies to claims for
dialysis services. The composite payment rate includes payment for training,
services, evaluations, laboratory tests, items, supplies, medications, and
equipment necessary to treat ESRD or perform dialysis.
(2) "Dialysis" means the type of care or
service furnished to an ESRD patient and includes training, services,
evaluations, laboratory tests, items, supplies, medications, and equipment
necessary to perform dialysis in a facility, outpatient, or home
setting.
(3) "End-stage renal
disease" or "ESRD" means that stage of renal impairment that appears
irreversible and permanent, and requires a regular course of dialysis or kidney
transplantation to maintain life.
(4) "ESRD facility" means a facility enrolled
with Medicaid and Medicare to furnish at least one specific dialysis service.
These facilities include:
(a) A renal
transplantation center approved to furnish transplantation directly, and other
medical and surgical specialty services required for the care of ESRD
transplant patients, including inpatient dialysis furnished directly or under
arrangement. A renal transplantation center may also be a renal dialysis
center.
(b) A renal dialysis center
approved to furnish the spectrum of diagnostic, therapeutic, and rehabilitative
services required for the care of ESRD dialysis patients, including inpatient
dialysis furnished directly or under arrangement. A hospital need not provide
renal transplantation to qualify as a renal dialysis center.
(c) A renal dialysis facility approved to
furnish dialysis services directly to ESRD patients.
(d) A self-dialysis unit that furnishes
self-dialysis services and is part of an approved renal transplantation center,
renal dialysis center, or renal dialysis facility.
(e) A special purpose renal dialysis facility
approved to furnish dialysis at special locations on a short-term basis to a
group of dialysis patients who cannot otherwise obtain treatment in the
geographical area. The special locations, including vacation locations, must be
either rehabilitative and serve ESRD patients who reside there temporarily, or
locations in need of ESRD facilities under emergency circumstances.
Notes
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