007-1 Wyo. Code R. §§ 1-7 - Determination of Claims
(a) While serving
in state active duty, the adjutant general may pay or reimburse reasonable
medical expenses incurred by an officer or enlisted man as a direct consequence
of state active duty. Medical expenses paid or reasonably eligible for payment
by any third party on behalf of the officer or enlisted man shall not be
eligible for payment or reimbursement.
(b) Medical expenses are the direct
consequence of state active duty if the medical expense is for the treatment of
a medical condition that arises out of and in the course of the member's
service in state active duty, except that it shall not include medical expenses
resulting from medical conditions due to gross negligence, intoxication, or
culpable misconduct of the member receiving medical treatment.
(c) Only reasonable medical expenses paid or
payable by the officer or enlisted man as a direct consequence of state active
duty will be allowed for direct payment to a provider or
reimbursement.
(d) Following its
investigation, the Human Resources Office shall promptly make its written
decision. If the Human Resources Office denies any claim, it shall serve by
mail or personal delivery a copy of its written findings and decision to the
member and a copy to the Adjutant General, advising the member that he/she has
fifteen (15) calendar days from the date the decision was mailed or personally
delivered to the member to request a hearing, in writing, before the Adjutant
General. The request shall state the reason and basis for the request and
disagreement with the Human Resources Office's decision. If a member fails to
request a hearing within fifteen (15) calendar days from service of the Human
Resources Office's decision, the Human Resources Office's decision shall become
final.
(e) If the member timely
requests a hearing, the Adjutant General shall forward the matter to the Office
of Administrative Hearings (OAH) to conduct a hearing and provide a recommended
decision. Following receipt of the OAH's recommended decision, the Adjutant
General shall make the final decision.
(f) The Adjutant General's final decision
shall be sent to the member by mail or personal delivery.
Notes
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