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3.10 SPECIAL RECIPIENT CONDITIONS Long Term Care Claims: LTC claims are identified by the presence of an active LTC segment on the recipient's eligibility file for the DOS as well as a Special Eligibility Indicator. See subsequent reference to use of the CUSTOMER PATIENT ; LOCATION CODE field # 307-C7 ; field in this section. Some drugs and supplies are not covered for LTC patients through POS as they are covered in the patient's per diem. There is no copay to the recipient on LTC claims. Providers submitting LTC claims are limited to one dispensing fee per patient per covered drug per month "per month" will be considered 75% of a 34-day supply; this allows the provider to a limit of one dispense fee per every 25 days ; . "Per covered drug" will be considered "per GSN" Definition: A GSN, or Generic Sequence Number, includes all drugs sharing the same chemical composition, in the same strength, in the same form and that are administered via the same route. ; Providers may override the single dispense fee limit for mitigating circumstances by entering a value of "5" exemption from prescription limits ; in the PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TYPE CODE field. 1. Cases where the physician has prescribed a second round of medication within the 25-day period. 2. Cases where the physician has increased the dose. 3. Cases where the medication did not last for the intended days supply. 4. Cases where the drug has been compromised by accident e.g., contaminated or destroyed ; . 5. Cases where the medication is being dispensed due to the patient's LOA leave of absence ; from the institution. 6. Controlled substances where dispensing is limited due to concern re patient's ability to take appropriately. Providers who repackage non-unit dose products are entitled to a per claim incentive fee of $0.80. This should be submitted in the INCENTIVE AMOUNT SUBMITTED field. Additionally, pharmacies should submit a value of "3" pharmacy unit dose ; in the UNIT DOSE INDICATOR field. Only solid forms tablets and capsules ; of products are allowed for this incentive fee. Providers will not be eligible for the incentive fee if First DataBank FDB ; classifies the product as unit dose. Unused portions of unit dose drugs shall be returned by the nursing facility or other licensed facility to the pharmacy provider when allowed in accordance with 21 CFR 1306 or applicable state law. Providers should void the original claim and re-bill the true used portion. LTC claims will be subject to the same edits as other pharmacy claims unless specifically noted otherwise. Exception: LTC claims will bypass the Oxyconttin and PPI PA Required edit. See the Prior Authorization Edits section. In 1980, there were 37 pregnancies delivered of triplets or more for every 100, 000 live births; by 2002, this number had increased to 184 pregnancies per 100, 000 live births 1 ; . This marked increase in the number of highorder multiple gestations was a result of the increased use of ART and ovulation-induction agents during this period. A similar proportion of triplet and high-order gestations result from ART procedures and ovulation induction 43% and 38%, respectively ; , whereas spontaneous conception accounts for the remainder 19% ; 30 ; . Major morbidity in these pregnancies results from the associated high rates of preterm birth and low birth weight see Table 1 ; , although the characteristics of women seeking these therapies also may be a factor. One unexpected complication of ART is the high incidence of monochorionic twins. One group evaluated 218 ART pregnancies and found the incidence of monochorionicity was 3.2%, compared with the background rate of 0.4% 31 ; . Other studies have reported an incidence of monochorionicity ranging from 1% to 5% in association with both ART and ovulation induction 32 ; . Both animal and human data indicate that manipulation of the zona pellucida or slowed movement through the fallopian tube can provoke monozygotic twinning 3335 ; , and both of these may occur during fertility treatments. Monozygotic twinning not only increases the incidence of high-order multiple gestations ie, 3 embryos are implanted but 4 fetuses result ; , but also complicates fetal growth and development and can lead to rare complications, such as twintwin transfusion syndrome or acardiac twinning. It also increases the morbidity of a pregnancy reduction procedure.
Continue to review the advantages and disadvantages of detailed, uniform documentation guidelines. We planned to begin the development of uniform guidelines over the next year. If we were ready, we would propose the guidelines for comments in our Federal Register document for the CY 2004 update. For CY 2003, we proposed the following new codes: Emergency Visits Because, our data indicated that, in general, hospitals under the OPPS were reporting emergency visits appropriately, we believed that insofar as hospitals have existing guidelines for determining the level of emergency service, those guidelines reflected facility resource consumption. Therefore, we proposed that GXXX1-- Level 1 Facility Emergency Services be reported when facilities deliver, and document, basic emergency department services. These services included registration, triage, initial nursing assessment, minimal monitoring in the emergency department for example, one additional set of vital signs ; , minimal diagnostic and therapeutic services for example, rapid strep test, urine dipstick ; , nursing discharge including brief home instructions ; , and exam room set up clean up. We expected that these services would be delivered to patients who present with minor problems of low acuity. With regard to GXXX2 through GXXX5, we proposed to require that facilities develop internal documentation guidelines based on hospital resource consumption for example, staff time ; . These guidelines would be appropriate for the type of services provided in the hospital and also clearly differentiate the relative resource consumption for each level of service so that a medical reviewer could easily infer the type, complexity, and medical necessity of the services provided and validate the level of service reported. Because of the great variability in available facility resources, staff, and clinical protocols among facilities, we did not believe that it is advisable to require a single set of guidelines for all facilities. Instead, we believed it is appropriate for each facility to develop its own documentation guidelines that took into account the facility's clinical protocols, available facility resources, and staff types. As stated above, we did not propose any specific requirements with regard to the basis of these guidelines. However, the guidelines were to be tied to actual resource consumption in the emergency department such as number and type of staff interventions, staff time, clinical examples, or patient acuity. We also proposed to require that facilities have documentation guidelines available for review upon request. The guidelines had to emphasize relative resource consumption and not, to the extent possible, set minimal requirements as a basis for determining the level of service for example, require 30 minutes of staff time or five staff interventions to bill a level three emergency visit ; . We proposed that these requirements, if made final, would be interim. Etc. Response: We agree with many of the commenters concerns. While we agree that standard code definitions and guidelines should be implemented as soon as possible, we want to ensure that those definitions and guidelines are developed using an open process involving a variety of experts for example, clinicians, coders, and compliance officers ; in the field. Furthermore, the process should include adequate time for the education of clinicians and coders and for hospitals to make the necessary changes in their systems to accommodate the codes and guidelines. 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