048-4 Wyo. Code R. §§ 4-2 - Filing Complaints
(a) If an entity or individual has exhausted
a provider's established client grievance procedure and is not satisfied with
the resolution, the entity or individual may file a complaint with the
Department.
(b) A complaint filed
with the Department must be in writing. The complaint must be filed within one
(1) year of the alleged violation and must provide the following information:
(i) The name, address and telephone number of
the complaining party;
(ii) The
party, individual, or agency the complaint is against; and
(iii) A clear and complete statement of the
alleged violation of the law, order, rule, or standard, together with the facts
which give the Department a clear and full understanding of the nature of the
alleged violation.
(c)
The Department shall confirm with the complainant and provider that the
complaint was originally filed with the provider, with an unsatisfactory
resolution for the complainant. The Department shall refer an individual or
entity to the provider if the complaint was not originally filed with the
provider.
(d) The Department shall
ensure that complaints are properly evaluated, documented, acknowledged, and
handled in a timely and appropriate manner, to include notification by the
Department to the complainant and the provider in writing within ten (10)
business days of the receipt of a complaint. If the nature of the complaint is
not related to certification or contracting requirements, the Department shall
refer the complainant to the appropriate authority, if any, including Wyoming
Medicaid, the Wyoming Mental Health Professions Licensing Board, or an
ombudsman program.
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