048-7 Wyo. Code R. §§ 7-12 - Cost of Services and Supplies not Included in the Per Diem Rate
(a) Services and
supplies which are not included in the per diem rate include, but are not
limited to:
(i) Ambulance services;
(ii) Audiology services;
(iii) Barber and beauty shop services other
than routine personal hygiene items and services;
(iv) Cigarettes, cigars, pipes and
tobacco;
(v) Clothing;
(vi) Cosmetics;
(vii) Dental services (unless under purchase
for service contract);
(viii) Dry
cleaning;
(ix) Eye examinations and
other optical supplies and services;
(x) Hearing aids;
(xi) Hospital services;
(xii) Laboratory services;
(xiii) Orthotic services;
(xiv) Physician services;
(xv) Podiatry services;
(xvi) Prosthetic devices; and
(xvii) Customized wheelchairs that are fitted
or fabricated to a specific individual and cannot be used by any other person,
and electric wheelchairs, including batteries.
(b) The cost of services and supplies not
included in the per diem rate shall be removed from patient-related
cost.
(c) Costs not related to
patient care are costs that are not appropriate or necessary and proper in
developing and maintaining the operation of patient care facilities and
activities. Costs which are not necessary may include, but are not limited to,
costs that are not usual, common, and accepted occurrences in the field of the
provider's activity.
(d) The method
of removal depends on a provider's accounting and other records. If a provider
has adequate segregation in accounting records, such adjustment shall be based
on the cost of services or supplies not included in the per diem rate. If a
provider does not maintain adequate cost segregation or if such accounts cannot
reasonably be subjected to normal audit procedures, then the related revenue
shall be used as an adjustment to patient expense, provided the related revenue
amount is reasonably equal to or greater than cost. If these conditions are not
met, the entire group of aggregated ancillary or other revenue accounts, or
aggregated ancillary or other cost accounts, if greater, shall be used as an
offset to patient expenses.
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