Wis. Admin. Code Department of Health Services DHS 105.48 - Out-of-state providers
(1) When a provider in a state that borders
on Wisconsin documents to the department's satisfaction that it is common
practice for recipients in a particular area of Wisconsin to go for medical
services to the provider's locality in the neighboring state, the provider may
be certified as a Wisconsin border status provider, subject to the
certification requirements in this chapter and the same rules and contractual
agreements that apply to Wisconsin providers, except that nursing homes are not
eligible for border status.
(2)
Out-of-state independent laboratories, regardless of location, may apply for
certification as Wisconsin border status providers.
(2m) Out-of-state providers who meet the
definition of a border-status provider as described in s.
DHS 101.03
(19) and who provide services to Wisconsin
members via telehealth, regardless of provider location, may apply for
certification as Wisconsin border-status providers if they are licensed in
Wisconsin under applicable Wisconsin statute and administrative code.
(3) Other out-of-state providers who do not
meet the requirements of sub. (1) may be reimbursed for non-emergency services
provided to a Wisconsin MA recipient upon approval by the department under s.
DHS
107.04.
(4) The department may review border status
certification of a provider annually. Border status certification may be
canceled by the department if it is found to be no longer warranted by medical
necessity, volume or other considerations.
(5)
(a) A
provider certified in another state for services not covered in Wisconsin shall
be denied border status certification for these services in the Wisconsin
program.
Note: Examples of providers whose services are not covered in Wisconsin are music therapists and art therapists.
(b) A provider
denied certification in another state shall be denied certification in
Wisconsin, except that a provider denied certification in another state because
the provider's services are not MA-covered in that state may be eligible for
Wisconsin border status certification if the provider's services are covered in
Wisconsin.
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