048-2 Wyo. Code R. §§ 2-7 - Medical Eligibility Statement of Purpose
(a) Children's
Special Health in Wyoming provides services for Children with Special Health
Care Needs who have chronic conditions which may be rehabilitated. MHR/NBIC
provides limited financial assistance to high risk pregnant women and/or
infants receiving tertiary care as ordered by their provider(s).
(i) The CSH Program provides services for
Children with Special Health Care Needs such as congenital anomalies, cardiac
problems, neurological difficulties, tumors, rehabilitation secondary to trauma
or infectious disease, and other specific chronic conditions.
(ii) MCH is not a health care provider. Each
client is expected to have a primary care physician, obstetrician, or
pediatrician to provide care.
(iii)
Case management of each client is done by the family and health care providers
in conjunction with MCH.
(iv) CSH
may provide for diagnostic evaluation regarding conditions that may qualify for
the Program. Following the initial diagnostic evaluation, a determination is
made regarding medical eligibility.
(v) MCH clients are treated by providers who
are approved by MCH. Specific requirements for provider approval are available
at the MCH State office.
(vi) CSH
Wyoming health care providers are given priority when equivalent care is
available Wyoming,
(vii) MCH
coverage is only provided for those diagnoses for which the client has been
determined to be medically eligible.
(viii) MCH services shall be authorized by
the Program before reimbursement is honored.
(ix) Financial assistance through MCH is
constrained by available funding. Services may be altered to reflect current
resources available.
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