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Asset reduction, group life insurance certificate holder, addition of - HB 314: HCS
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Claims
 by Medicaid managed care company, prompt payment of - HB 337: SCA (2) by Medicaid managed care company, prompt payment of administrative process - HB 5; HB 5: HCS, HFA (1),(4) by Medicaid managed care company, prompt payment of, administrative process - HB 5: HFA (6) |
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Credentialing, requirement - SB 38; SB 38: SCS, SFA (1), HCS, HFA (1); HB 366: FCCR
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Dental examinations for pregnant Medicaid applicants - HB 71
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Eligibility for benefits, substance abuse screening - HB 394
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Eligibility, use of life settlement contract, authorize - HB 314; SB 38: HFA (2),(3)
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Healthcare Freedom of Conscience Act - HB 143
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IMPACT Plus Program, Medicaid contract - SB 108; SB 38: HCS, HFA (1); SB 108: SCS, SFA (1), HFA (2); HB 366: FCCR
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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, conformity with - HB 155
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Insurance code patient protection provisions, apply - SB 178
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Kentucky Health Information Technology and Meaningful Use Awareness Day, designation of - SR 85
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Life
insurance, conversion for Medicaid long-term care use, direct study - HB 314: HFA (1),(2) insurance, conversion to long term care policy, no effect on - HB 314: HCS insurance, Medicaid burial reserve $5,000 to $10,000, increase of - HB 314: HCS policy, irrevocable assignment to state for Medicaid eligibility, authorization of - HB 314: HFA (6) policy, irrevocable assignment to state for Medicaid eligibility,authorization of - HB 314: HFA (5) settlement, contract requirements for Medicaid eligibility, establish - HB 314; SB 38: HFA (2),(3) settlement, not exclusive method for life policy to determine eligibility, provide - HB 314: HFA (4) settlement, recipient use requirements for eligibility, establish - HB 314; SB 38: HFA (2),(3) |
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Long term care facilities, nurse staffing requirements, establishment of - SB 9: SFA (5),(10)
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Managed
care, contract breach, transition of dental care - SB 81care, patient protections, establish - HB 299care, school district patients and providers, contract breach, transition of care - HB 144care, waiver, non-emergency services - SB 37 |
Medicaid
eligibility expansion, prohibit - SB 39managed care organization, administrative hearing for adverse determination, authorization - SB 178managed care organization, emergency room care and coverage, requirements - SB 178managed care organization, emergency room provider determination, binding effect - SB 178managed care organization, enrollee's retroactive eligibility, requirements - SB 178managed care organization, hearing order appeal to courts, authorization - SB 178managed care task force, establishment - HCR 167managed care, organization, define - SB 178managed care, contract breach, transition of care - HB 42MCO's, prompt payment reporting, requirements - HB 5: HFA (5) waiver services recipients, direct purchase of medical supplies - HB 80 |
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Mental health services, consideration of coverage expanded - HB 381
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Network adequacy requirements for private MCOs, application to Medicaid MCOs - HB 5: HFA (3)
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Patient protections, Cabinet for Medicaid Services to monitor and enforce for MCO's, require - HB 299
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Prescription
copayments, minimum, establish - HB 449copayments, minimum, establishment of - HB 449: SFA (1) |
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Prompt payment reports, reduce the time for filing from 180 days to 90 days, require - HB 5: HFA (5)
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State-based
health benefit exchange, General Assembly action, require - HB 133: HFA (2) health benefit exchange, General Assembly action, requirement - HB 207: HFA (1) health benefit exchange, General Assembly action, requirement of - HB 133: HFA (1); HB 167: HFA (1),(2); HB 207: HFA (2); HB 274: HFA (1),(2) |
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Tamper-resistant opioid analgesic drugs, list requirement, prohibition of substitution - HB 79: HFA (2),(3)
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Transportation certificates, limit human service transportation broker/provider protest authority - SB 112
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Veteran's Nursing Homes, Medicaid funds, disallow - SB 186
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