Special Diagnostic Test Sample Clauses

Special Diagnostic Test. Contracts between ASES and MCOs, MAOs, and PBMs include the requirement to exempt Medicaid beneficiaries from these copayments when he/she complies with the rules as described under this section. MCOs, MAOs, and PBMs are required by contract to make these exemptions known to beneficiaries, providers, and any other person that provides health care services to the beneficiaries. Compliance with this Policy Cost Sharing section will be monitored by ASES. Copayment for Non-Emergency Services Provided in a Hospital Emergency Room (ER) Pursuant the federal regulation, 42 CFR §447.51, Non-Emergency Services means any care or services that are not considered emergency services, as it concept is defined and described in 42 CFR §438.114 (Emergency and Post-Stabilization Services). Non-Emergency Services do not include any services furnished in a hospital emergency department that are required to be provided as an appropriate medical screening examination or stabilizing examination and treatment under Section 1867 of the Social Security Act, (Examination and Treatment for Emergency Medical Conditions and Women In Labor, also known as EMTALA). Emergency and Post-Stabilization Services are defined as follows:
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