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2013 Mississippi Code
Title 43 - PUBLIC WELFARE
Chapter 13 - MEDICAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE AGED; MEDICAID
Article 3 - MEDICAID
- § 43-13-101 - Title of article
- § 43-13-103 - Purpose
- § 43-13-105 - Definitions
- § 43-13-107 - Division of Medicaid created; director and other personnel; Medical Care Advisory Committee; Drug Use Review Board; Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee [Repealed effective July 1, 2013]
- § 43-13-109 - Rules and regulations for procurement of employees
- § 43-13-111 - Budgets of state health agencies
- § 43-13-113 - Receipt and disbursement of funds; contingency plan; contracting for donated dental services program
- § 43-13-115 - Persons entitled to receive Medicaid
- § 43-13-115.1 - Repealed
- § 43-13-116 - Authority to determine Medicaid eligibility; agreements with state and federal agencies; administrative hearings; authority to hire employees
- § 43-13-116.1 - Asset verification program; data match system with financial institutions; authority of division to request and financial institution to provide additional financial information as needed to verify eligibility
- § 43-13-117 - Types of care and services for which financial assistance furnished [Repealed effective July 1, 2013; paragraph (A)(10) repealed effective July 1, 2013]
- § 43-13-117.1 - Nursing facility services funds for certain nursing facility residents may be transferred to cover costs of services available through home- and community-based waiver programs
- § 43-13-117.2 - Study on implementation of pilot program to provide chronic disease management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- § 43-13-117.3 - Study on implementation of pilot program to provide bariatric surgery in the morbidly obese as a treatment option
- § 43-13-118 - Records of provider participating in Medicaid program
- § 43-13-119 - Division of Medicaid to design and implement temporary program to provide nonemergency transportation to locations for dialysis services for certain persons; transportation providers; relationship to Medicaid program [Repealed effective June 30, 2013]
- § 43-13-120 - Division of Medicaid deemed beneficiary of certain recipients who die intestate and without heirs
- § 43-13-121 - Authority to administer article
- § 43-13-122 - Division authorized to apply for federal, private and public waivers, grants and contributions; implementation of integrated case-mix payment and quality monitoring system
- § 43-13-123 - Methods of providing for payment of claims
- § 43-13-125 - Recovery of Medicaid payments from third parties; compromise or settlement of claims; plaintiff's recovery of medical expenses as special damages; disposition of funds received
- § 43-13-126 - Health insurers required to provide certain information to Division of Medicaid, accept Division's right of recovery and not deny claims submitted by Division on the basis of certain errors as condition of doing business in Mississippi
- § 43-13-127 - Reports and recommendations required of Division of Medicaid
- § 43-13-129 - Misrepresentation by applicant for benefits or by provider of services; penalty
- § 43-13-131 - Influencing recipient to elect particular provider or type of services for purpose of obtaining increase in benefits or payments; penalties
- § 43-13-133 - Intent as to use of federal matching funds
- § 43-13-135 - Repealed
- § 43-13-137 - Division to comply with Administrative Procedure Law
- § 43-13-139 - Governor authorized to discontinue or limit medical assistance to optional groups; division to cease state funding upon discontinuance of federal funding
- § 43-13-141 - Repealed
- § 43-13-143 - Medical Care Fund
- § 43-13-145 - Assessment levied upon health care facilities; keeping of records; collection of assessments; effect of delinquency in payment [Subsections (4) and (10) through (16) repealed effective July 1, 2013]
- § 43-13-147 - Mississippi Medicaid Program and Children's Health Insurance Program to examine and improve hospital discharge and follow-up care procedures for certain premature infants and implement programs to improve newborn outcomes; reporting of data regarding rehospitalization of certain premature infants
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