Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1200-13-21-.06 - EXCLUSIONS
(1) The services and items set out in the
TennCare Medicaid Exclusions Rule
1200-13-13-.10(1) and
(3)(b) are excluded from coverage by the
CoverKids program.
(2) In addition
to the services and items excluded by Paragraph (1), the following services,
products and supplies are also excluded from coverage by the CoverKids program:
(a) Audiological therapy or
training
(b) Beds and bedding
equipment as follows:
1. Powered air flotation
beds, air fluidized beds (including Clinitron beds), water pressure mattress,
or gel mattress
2. Bead beds, or
similar devices
3. Bed
boards
4. Bedding and bed
casings
5. Ortho-prone
beds
6. Oscillating beds
7. Springbase beds
8. Vail beds, or similar beds
(c) Biofeedback
(d) Cushions, pads, and mattresses as
follows:
1. Aquamatic K Pads
2. Elbow protectors
3. Heat and massage foam cushion
pads
4. Heating pads
5. Heel protectors
6. Lamb's wool pads
7. Steam packs
(e) Diagnostic tests conducted solely for the
purpose of evaluating the need for a service which is excluded from coverage
under these rules
(f) Ear
plugs
(g) Floor standers, meaning
stationary devices not attached to a wheelchair base and not built into the
operating system of a power wheelchair that are designed to hold in an upright
position an enrollee who uses a wheelchair and who has limited or no ability to
stand on his own
(h) Food
supplements and substitutes including formulas
(i) Humidifiers (central or room) and
dehumidifiers
(j) Medical supplies,
over-the-counter, as follows:
1. Alcohol,
rubbing
2. Band-aids
3. Cotton balls
4. Eyewash
5. Peroxide
6. Q-tips or cotton swabs
(k) Nutritional supplements and
vitamins
(l) Purchase, repair, or
replacement of materials or equipment when the reason for the purchase, repair,
or replacement is the result of enrollee abuse
(m) Purchase, repair, or replacement of
materials or equipment that has been stolen or destroyed except when the
following documentation is provided:
1.
Explanation of continuing medical necessity for the item, and
2. Explanation that the item was stolen or
destroyed, and
3. Copy of police,
fire department, or insurance report if applicable
(n) Radial keratotomy
(o) Reimbursement to a provider or enrollee
for the replacement of a rented durable medical equipment (DME), as defined in
1200-13-13-.01, item that is
stolen or destroyed
(p) Repair of
DME items not covered by CoverKids
(q) Repair of DME items covered under the
provider's or manufacturer's warranty
(r) Repair of a rented DME item
(s) Standing tables.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. §§ 4-5-202, 4-5-204, 71-3-1106, and 71-3-1110; 42 U.S.C. §§ 1397aa, et seq.; and the Tennessee Title XXI Children's Health Insurance Program State Plan.
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