048-9 Wyo. Code R. §§ 9-9 - Inpatient hospital services
(a) Covered
services. Subject to the service limitations of Section
11,
inpatient hospital services are covered services if provided:
(i) Pursuant to the written orders of a
physician;
(ii) By or under the
supervision of a physician; and
(iii) Subject to subsections (b) and
(c)
(b) Excluded
services.
(i) Abortions, except to the extent
required by federal law;
(ii)
Alcohol and chemical dependency rehabilitation services;
(iii) Non-covered services provided as part
of a recipient's treatment for covered services;
(iv) Nursing facility services, except as
provided by Chapter 28;
(v) Oxygen
or other supplies specified in Attachment A to Chapter 7 that are provided to a
recipient for use in a nursing facility;
(vi) Court ordered medical services that are:
(A) Not covered services;
(B) In excess of service
limitations;
(C) Have not received
admission certification;
(D) Have
not received prior authorization, if so required; or
(E) Furnished by a hospital that is not a
provider on the date(s) of service;
(vii) Services provided pursuant to standing
orders, including, but not limited to, routine laboratory or radiology
procedures;
(viii) Services
provided to a person who is an inmate of a public institution or an individual
that is in the custody of a state, local, or federal law enforcement
agency;
(ix) Services provided to
an individual in emergency detention;
(x) Sterilizations which are not provided in
conformance with the requirements of
42 C.F.R.
442 Subpart F, which is adopted by this
reference; and
(xi) Other services
as specified in Chapter 26.
(c) Limited services:
(i) Alcohol and chemical dependency services.
Treatment for alcohol and chemical dependency is limited to detoxification
and/or stabilization of acute conditions;
(ii) Psychiatric services. Except as provided
pursuant to Chapter 6, psychiatric services are limited to stabilization of
acute conditions. Such services are not covered services unless:
(A) The recipient is evaluated by a
multidisciplinary team within 48 hours after admission;
(B) The multidisciplinary team prepares an
individualized treatment plan; and
(C) The medical record documents a plan of
active treatment and individual, group or family therapy directed to achieve
the goals specified in the individualized treatment plan.
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