044-51 Wyo. Code R. §§ 51-2 - Definitions
As used in this regulation:
(a) "ASC X12N" and any future iterations,
standard format means the standards for electronic data interchange within the
health care industry developed by the Accredited Standards Committee X12N
Insurance Subcommittee of the American National Standards Institute.
(b) "CDT Procedure Codes" means the current
dental terminology prescribed by the American Dental Association.
(c) "CPT Codes" means the physicians' current
procedural terminology published by the American Medical Association.
(d) "HCFA" means the Health Care Financing
Administration of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
(e) "HCFA Form 1450" means the health
insurance claim form maintained by HCFA for use by institutional care
practitioners.
(f) "HCFA Form 1500"
means the health insurance claim form maintained by HCFA for use by health care
practitioners.
(g) "HCPCS" means
HCFA's Common Procedure Coding System, a coding system which describes
products, supplies, procedures and health professional services and includes,
the American Medical Associations (AMA's) Physician Current Procedural
Terminology codes, alphanumeric codes, and related modifiers. This includes:
(i) "HCPCS Level 1 Codes" which are the AMA's
CPT codes and modifiers for professional services and procedures.
(ii) "HCPCS Level 2 Codes" which are national
alpha-numeric codes and modifiers for health care products and supplies, as
well as some codes for professional services not included in the AMA's
CPT.
(iii) "HCPCS Level 3 Codes"
which are local alpha-numeric codes and modifiers for items and services not
included in HCPCS Level 1 or HCPCS Level 2.
(h) "Health Care Practitioner" means:
(i) A chiropractor licensed under W.S. §
33-10-101
et seq.
(ii) A corporation or partnership of health
care practitioners defined in this section.
(iii) A dentist licensed under W.S. §
33-15-101
et seq.
(iv) A nurse licensed under W.S. §
33-21-119
et seq.
(v) An optometrist licensed under W.S. §
33-23-101
et seq.
(vi) A physician licensed under W.S. §
33-26-101
et seq.
(vii) A podiatrist licensed under W.S. §
33-9-101
et seq.
(viii) A psychologist licensed under W.S.
§
33-27-113
et seq.
(ix) A physical, speech and audiology,
occupational, or respiratory therapist licensed under W.S. §§
33-25-101
et seq.;
33-33-101
et seq.;
33-40-101
et seq.; or
33-43-101
et seq.
(x) A home health agency licensed under W.S.
§
35-2-901(a).
(i) "ICD-CM Codes" means the
diagnosis and procedure codes in the International Classification of Diseases,
clinical modifications published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services.
(j) "Institutional Care
Practitioner" means:
(i) A hospice;
(ii) A hospital;
(iii) A skilled nursing facility, extended
care facility, intermediate care facility, convalescent nursing home, or
personal care facility; and
(iv) A
home health agency.
(k)
"Issuer" means an insurance company, fraternal benefit society, health care
service plan, health maintenance organization, and third party administrator,
and any other public and or private entity reimbursing the costs of health care
expenses.
(l) "J5xx Form" means the
uniform dental claim form approved by the American Dental Association for use
by dentists.
(m) "NDC," National
Drug Code, means the identifying drug number maintained by the Food and Drug
Administration (FDA).
(n) "NSF,"
National Standard Format, means a flat file format standard for submission of
health care claims electronically.
(o) "Revenue Codes" means the codes
established for use by institutional care practitioners by the National Uniform
Billing Committee.
Notes
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