Administrative Rules of Montana
Department 37 - PUBLIC HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Chapter 37.55 - END STAGE RENAL DISEASE (ESRD)
Subchapter 37.55.5 - Services and Supplies
Rule 37.55.502 - ELIGIBLE SERVICES AND SUPPLIES
Universal Citation: MT Admin Rules 37.55.502
Current through Register Vol. 18, September 20, 2024
(1) ESRD will pay for the cost of each of the following services and supplies which remains after all available third-party benefits have been utilized to pay for them:
(a) For home or center dialysis:
(i) insertion and maintenance of access
site;
(ii) physician and hospital
service for maintenance of home dialysis;
(iii) the following medications, not
exceeding a 30-day supply:
(A) hepatitis
vaccine;
(B) gamma
globulin;
(C) whole
blood;
(D) hyperphosphatemia
(phosphate binder) drugs;
(E)
hypocalcemia drugs;
(F) vitamins,
iron, and/or folic acid;
(G)
vitamin D preparations;
(H)
hypertensive drugs;
(I)
diuretics;
(J) antibiotics for
peritonitis associated with peritoneal dialysis.
(b) For home dialysis patients
only:
(i) training the patient to implement
and maintain home dialysis (excluding room, board, and travel expenses)
;
(ii) modification of existing
plumbing and wiring, at the cost represented by the lowest of three bids
submitted to the department, or, if three bidding sources are not reasonably
available to the patient, the lowest of those bids available;
(iii) for those patients choosing to let a
facility provide and maintain dialysis supplies and equipment (medicare method
I), the charge per run by that facility;
(iv) for those patients choosing to obtain
and maintain their own home dialysis supplies and equipment (medicare method
II) :
(A) rental and/or purchase of dialysis
machine and supplies;
(B) repairs
to dialysis equipment.
(c) For a renal transplant patient:
(i) preliminary medical work-up for
donor/donee match for a dialysis patient who is otherwise
program-eligible;
(ii) in the case
of a cadaveric transplant, if ESRD is notified within 72 hours after the
patient is admitted to a hospital for the transplant, transportation of the
patient to and from the site where the transplant takes place, at the least
expensive commercial rate available for the trip on the day of transplant; the
above notification must be by the physician or social worker at either the
transplant center or the dialysis facility;
(iii) physician and hospital care related to
transplant surgery;
(iv) the
following medications not exceeding a 30-day supply:
(A) immunosuppressants;
(B) steroids;
(C) hypertensives;
(D) diuretics.
(v) medical follow-up services which are
directly related to maintenance or monitoring of the transplanted
kidney.
Sec. 50-44-102 and 53-6-202, MCA; IMP, Sec. 50-44-102 and 53-6-202, MCA;
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