Section 19a-166 - Transferred

Section 19a-166 - Transferred

CT Gen Stat § 19a-166 (2019) (N/A)

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Transferred to Chapter 368z, Sec. 19a-646.

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Section 19a-164 to 19a-165v - Task force to study the development of a prospective payment system and other health issues. Professional advisory committee. Definitions. Data necessary for the development and implementation of the prospective payment system; submission. Determination of rate orders; contents. Rate orders for the rate year commencing in 1987 and for subsequent rate years; establishing a standard fixed charge per case; inpatients; interim and final compliance; special arrangements. Gross inpatient service revenue for the fiscal year commencing in 1986 and for subsequent fiscal years. Estimates on volume and revenue, submission; adjustments. Establishing per diem charges for exempt cases; adjustments; outliers; billing form; reimbursement by Department of Income Maintenance. Discounts for medical assistance and Medicare payers. Uncompensated care. Gross outpatient service revenue; short hospital stays; transfer system. Alternative delivery systems. Review of hospital admissions; appeals of appropriateness of the diagnostic related group assigned to a discharge; fee. Federal waivers for Medicare and medical assistance payer participation. Adjustment of allowable revenues for the fiscal years commencing in 1985 and 1986. Application alleging financial integrity in jeopardy; hearing, determination, remedy; projects requiring approval by commission; adjustments. Hospitals not previously subject to the prospective payment system; new hospitals. Experiments and demonstration projects. Regulations for the prospective payment system. Issuance of rate orders for the fiscal year commencing in 1987. Conformance with rate order; decision; reconsideration; hearing. Prospective payment system account. Self-pay patients; appeals. Emergency regulations.

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Section 19a-166a - Report on the effectiveness of the regulation of hospital charges under the prospective payment system.

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