Wis. Admin. Code Department of Health Services DHS 10.62 - Recovery of correctly paid benefits
(1) RECOVERY FROM
THE ESTATE OF AN ENROLLEE. The department shall file a claim against the estate
of an enrollee to recover all medical assistance services provided to an
individual 55 years or older while the individual was enrolled in family care.
Recoveries from the estates of all family care enrollees shall be made in
accordance with the provisions in ss. 49.496 (1), (3), (6m), and (7), and
49.849, Stats., and s.
DHS 108.02 (11) and
(12). The amount to be recovered under this
section shall be equal to the amount of the total capitated payment made by the
department to the CMO for the enrollee.
(a)
The amount to be recovered under this section shall be the actual cost of
services received by an enrollee through the family care benefit as reported to
the department by the CMO in which the person was enrolled.
Note: Paragraph (a) was inadvertently left in by rule CR 23-046 and will be removed in future rulemaking.
(2) LIENS ON THE HOMES OF NURSING
HOME RESIDENTS AND INPATIENTS AT HOSPITALS. The department may obtain a lien on
an enrollee's home if the enrollee resides in a hospital and is required to
contribute to the cost of care, or if the enrollee resides in a nursing home,
and the enrollee cannot reasonably be expected to be discharged from the
hospital or nursing home and return home. The department shall obtain liens
under this subsection in accordance with the provisions in s.
49.496 (1) and
(2), Stats. The lien is for the amount that
is recoverable under sub. (1) and for costs that are recoverable under ss.
49.496 and
49.849, Stats.
(3) USE OF FUNDS. The department shall
deposit amounts recovered under this section to the appropriation under s.
20.435 (4)
(im), Stats.
(4) HEARING RIGHTS. An enrollee's exclusive
administrative hearing rights are those specified in s.
49.496 (2),
Stats., and ch. HA 3 for liens and in s.
DHS 108.02
(12) for hardship waivers.
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