Virginia Administrative Code
Title 12 - HEALTH
Agency 35 - DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES
Chapter 225 - REQUIREMENTS FOR VIRGINIA EARLY INTERVENTION SYSTEM
Part VI - Service Funding and Payment Systems
Section 12VAC35-225-240 - Use of public benefits or public insurance
Current through Register Vol. 41, No. 3, September 23, 2024
A. Parents shall not be required to enroll in public benefits or public insurance programs as a condition of receiving early intervention services, and parental consent shall be required prior to using the public benefits and public insurance of a child or parent if that child or parent is not already enrolled in such a program.
B. Parental consent shall be obtained before the local lead agency or the early intervention service provider discloses, for billing purposes, a child's personally identifiable information to the child's assigned managed care organization, or if the child is not enrolled in managed care, to the Department of Medical Assistance Services.
C. In Virginia, use of a child's or parent's public benefits or public insurance to pay for early intervention services shall not:
D. If the parent gives consent for use of his private insurance to pay for early intervention services for a child who is covered by private insurance and by either public benefits or public insurance, the parent shall be responsible for the costs associated with use of the private insurance, as specified in 12VAC35-225-250 E.
E. If the parent does not provide the consent to use or enroll in public benefits or public insurance or to disclose information to the child's assigned managed care organization, or if the child is not enrolled in managed care, to the Department of Medical Assistance Services for billing purposes, the local lead agency must still make available the early intervention services on the IFSP to which the parent has provided consent.
Statutory Authority: § 2.2-5304 of the Code of Virginia.