Code of Maine Rules
10 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
144 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES - GENERAL
Chapter 272 - COORDINATED CARE SERVICES FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTH NEEDS
Chapter VI - CONDITIONS AND COMPONENTS OF CARE
- Section 144-272-VI-I - NEUROSENSORY SYSTEM
- Section 144-272-VI-II - MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
- Section 144-272-VI-III - CARDIO-RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
- Section 144-272-VI-IV - METABOLIC/ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
- Section 144-272-VI-V - GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM
- Section 144-272-VI-VI - GENITOURINARY SYSTEM
- Section 144-272-VI-VII - HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM
- Section 144-272-VI-VIII - SKIN SYSTEM
- Section 144-272-VI-IX - CHILDHOOD ONCOLOGY
- Section 144-272-VI-X - DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES
Coordinated Care Services for Children with Special Health Needs offers coordination of care and medical management services to families of medically eligible children regardless of family income or financial status. C.C.S./C.S.H.N. staff join in partnership with families in arranging and accessing the most appropriate health care, specialized treatment and related services whether or not the Program will pay for the subspecialty care. The family must apply to C.C.S./C.S.H.N. and request such assistance.
For income eligible children, Coordinated Care Services for Children with Special Health Needs will, upon request or referral by the primary care provider, prior authorize and pay for subspecialty treatment, surgery and related services for congenital or acquired disorders that require long-term subspecialty physician treatment and have a good prognosis for cure or improved functioning and when other payment resources are not available.
Subspecialty treatment services specified in this Chapter are:
