Mississippi Administrative Code
Title 23 - Division of Medicaid
Part 200 - General Provider Information
Chapter 3 - Beneficiary Information
Rule 23-200-3.9 - Charges Beneficiary's Responsibility
Universal Citation: MS Code of Rules 23-200-3.9
Current through September 24, 2024
A. Medicaid beneficiaries may be charged for the following:
1. The beneficiary is responsible for all
expenses for non-covered services, such as services that are not covered under
the scope of the Medicaid program, or services received in excess of program
benefit limitations. The beneficiary is responsible for services received
during a period of ineligibility.
2. Any applicable cost-sharing amount applied
by the Medicaid program is the responsibility of the beneficiary.
3. Beneficiaries enrolled in managed care
programs that insist upon receiving services that are not authorized by the
primary care provider (PCP) may be required to pay for such services. For
example, if the beneficiary seeks care in a hospital emergency room (ER) for
services that can be provided in the PCP's office and are not authorized by the
PCP for treatment in the ER; the beneficiary may be responsible for payment of
the ER services beyond the medical assessment. The beneficiary sees a
specialist for services that are not excluded from managed care and are not
considered emergent/urgent, and the PCP has not made the referral or denies
authorization; the beneficiary may be responsible for payment of such
services.
4. The beneficiary, or
responsible adult, is held accountable and responsible for knowingly allowing
or continuing to allow an unauthorized person to use a Medicaid card or
beneficiary's identity to obtain benefits otherwise not allowed. Any charges to
or payments by the Division of Medicaid for services requested and/or received
in an attempt to defraud the provider of services and/or Medicaid are billable
to the cardholder or his/her responsible party, or the imposter.
B. This list is not all-inclusive.
Miss. Code Ann. § 43-13-121
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