5160-15-12 Transportation: non-emergency services through a CDJFS: requirements and limitations.  

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    5160-15-12                  Transportation:  non-emergency  services  through  a  CDJFS: requirements and limitations.

     

     

     

    (A)The county department of job and family services (CDJFS) must not provide transportation assistance if a medicaid-eligible individual qualifies for either of the following types of service:

     

    (1)Transportation of a long-term care facility resident for which a per diem payment is made to the facility in accordance with Chapter 5160-3 of the Administrative Code; or

     

    (2)Transportation provided or arranged for by a hospice in accordance with Chapter 5160-56 of the Administrative Code that is necessary for a medicaid-eligible individual to receive care related to a terminal illness.

     

    (B)The CDJFS must provide transportation assistance if three conditions apply:

     

    (1)Without such assistance, the medicaid-eligible individual will not be able to obtain a medicaid-coverable service (e.g., will not be able to keep an appointment with a medical practitioner);

     

    (2)The medicaid-eligible individual either cannot use or has chosen not to use the following services:

     

    (a) Transportation that a managed care plan (MCP) offers as an additional benefit but is not obligated to furnish under its provider agreement with the department; or

     

    (b) Transportation that a federally qualified health center (FQHC) furnishes in accordance with Chapter 5160-28 of the Administrative Code; and

     

    (3)No suitable transportation is readily available through a community source, either public or private, without charge to the medicaid-eligible individual.

     

    (C)Parents and guardians are considered to be a community source of transportation for their children.

     

    (D)Instead of using transportation assistance provided by a CDJFS, a medicaid-eligible individual who is not enrolled in an MCP may choose instead to access wheelchair van services furnished by an eligible provider on a fee-for-service basis, but is not required to do so, if the criteria specified in rule 5160-15-22 of the Administrative Code are met.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    5160-15-12                                                                                                                            2

    Replaces:                                                              Part of 5160-24-01, part of 5160-24-03

    Effective:                                                             04/01/2016

    Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:                         04/01/2021

    CERTIFIED ELECTRONICALLY

     

    Certification

     

    01/12/2016

    Date

     

    Promulgated Under:

     

    119.03

    Statutory Authority:

    5164.02

    Rule Amplifies:

    Prior Effective Dates:

    5164.02

    05/05/1988 (Emer), 08/06/1988, 01/01/1989,

    12/31/1990, 08/26/2000, 01/01/2004, 01/01/2006,

     

    01/01/2008

Document Information

Effective Date:
4/1/2016
File Date:
2016-01-12
Last Day in Effect:
2016-04-01
Rule File:
5160-15-12_PH_FF_N_RU_20160112_1043.pdf
Related Chapter/Rule NO.: (1)
Ill. Adm. Code 5160-15-12. [Effective 4/1/2016] Transportation: non-emergency services through a CDJFS: requirements and limitations