Ohio Administrative Code
Title 5160 - Ohio Department of Medicaid
Chapter 5160-10 - Medical Supplies, Durable Medical Equipment, Orthoses, and Prosthesis Providers
Section 5160-10-21 - DMEPOS: incontinence garments and incontinence supplies
Universal Citation: OH Admin Code 5160-10-21
Current through all regulations passed and filed through September 16, 2024
(A) Coverage.
(1)
Payment for
quantities of incontinence garments or incontinence supplies that exceed the
indicated limit is subject to prior authorization (PA). The default
certificate of medical necessity (CMN) form is
the ODM 02912, "Certificate of Medical Necessity: Incontinence Items" (rev.
7/2024). The CMN
includes the following elements:
(a) An indication that the individual is at
least thirty-six months of age;
(b)
The applicable diagnosis of the specific disease, injury, developmental delay,
or developmental disability causing the incontinence;
(c) The type of incontinence; and
(d) The type and quantity of incontinence
garments or incontinence supplies being prescribed.
(2)
An increase in
the prescribed quantity of an incontinence item is subject to PA, as is a
change in the type of incontinence item. (No additional authorization is needed
for a decrease in quantity.)
(3)
Similar types of
incontinence garments (e.g., briefs/diapers and underwear/pullons) may be
dispensed together without PA if the aggregate quantity does not exceed the
prescribed quantity or indicated limit for any of the individual items.
(B) Constraints and limitations.
(1)
Payment cannot be made for items related to stress
incontinence to which no specific physiological, psychological, or
physiopsychological cause can be attributed.
(2)
PA cannot be
granted for longer than twelve months at a time.
(3)
Incontinence items are dispensed in quantities representing one month's supply.
A provider is expected to verify and document an
individual's current need before dispensing additional items. Medicaid payment
for excessive quantities of items is subject to recovery.
(4) Payment will not be
made for more incontinence items than
are prescribed or authorized.
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