Hawaii Administrative Rules
Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
Department of Human Services
Chapter 1720 - BENEFITS PACKAGE
Subchapter 3 - STANDARD BENEFITS PACKAGE
Section 17-1720-10 - Standard benefits package
Universal Citation: HI Admin Rules 17-1720-10
Current through August, 2024
Within a twelve-month benefit period, participating health plans shall provide the following medically necessary services which minimally include, but are not limited to, the following and which may require prior authorization and be subject to limitations as described in chapter 17-1737:
(1) Medical inpatient days for medically necessary inpatient hospital care related to medical care, surgery, post-stabilization, acute rehabilitation and behavioral health inpatient days for psychiatric care include, but are not limited to, the following:
(A) Semi-private room and board
and general nursing care for inpatient stays related to medical care, surgery,
and psychiatric care;
(B) Intensive
care room and board and general nursing care for medical care and
surgery;
(C) Use of an operating
room and related facilities, inpatient anesthesia, radiology, laboratory and
other diagnostic services agreed upon by the plan medical director for medical
care and surgery;
(D) Drugs,
dressings, blood derivatives and their administration, general medical
supplies, and diagnostic and therapeutic procedures as prescribed by the
attending physician; and
(E) Other
ancillary services associated with hospital care except private duty nursing.
(2) Outpatient services include, but are not limited to, the following:
(A) Ambulatory surgical center procedures or
outpatient hospital services;
(B)
Behavioral health services;
(C)
Bona fide emergency services, coverage shall be provided for bona fide
emergency services including ground and air (fixed wing and rotor) ambulance
for emergency transportation, emergency room services, and physician services
in conjunction with the emergency room visits. Bona fide emergency room visits
shall be restricted to those requiring services for emergency medical
conditions;
(D) Diagnostic testing,
including laboratory and radiology;
(E) Dialysis;
(F) Durable medical equipment including
visual appliances, prosthetic devices, orthotics and medical
supplies;
(G) Early and Periodic
Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment services as described in chapters 17-1715
and 17-1715.1, for an enrollee under age twenty-one years who requires services
that have either been exhausted or not described under section
17-1720-10;
(H) Family planning
services to include family planning services rendered by a physician or nurse
midwife, and family planning drugs, supplies and devices approved by the
federal Food and Drug Administration;
(I) Habilitation services;
(J) Home health services;
(K) Hospice services;
(L)
(M) Pregnancy related, maternity and newborn
care services;
(N) Medical services
related to dental needs;
(O)
Methadone management;
(P)
Non-emergency transportation;
(P)
Prescription or over-the-counter drugs with a prescription limited by a strict
formulary and defined in the contract negotiated between the health plan and
the department;
(Q) Other
practitioner services;
(R)
Out-of-State services;
(S)
Physician services;
(T) Podiatry
services;
(U) Preventative
services;
(V) Rehabilitation
services including physical, occupational, speech, and cognitive rehabilitation
therapy;
(W) Sterilization
services;
(X) Smoking cessation
services;
(Y) Substance abuse
treatment services;
(Z) Urgent care
services;
(AA) Vaccinations;
and
(BB) Vision and hearing
services.
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