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UNOFFICIAL 1737-52 42 C.F.R. §§430.10, 431.10, 483.1) (Imp: 42 C.F.R. §§440.40, 483.1, 483.20, 483.30, 483.35, 483.160)

§17-1737-42 (Reserved)

SUBCHAPTER 5

PREVENTIVE AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES

§17-1737-43 Preventive services. (a) Preventive services means services provided by a physician or other licensed practitioner of the healing arts within the scope of a practice under state law to: (1) Prevent disease, disability, and other health problems or their progress; (2) Prolong life; and (3) Promote physical and mental health and efficiency.

(b) Medical payments to providers may be made on behalf of recipients for the following services: (1) Physical examinations for the following purposes: (A) School health clearances; (B) Pre-admissions and periodic physicals required by Public Health Regulation 12-B for care homes; (C) Pre-placement physicals for adults entering family boarding homes; (D) Premarital examinations; (E) Examinations to determine the extent of mental or physical disability or incapacity; (F) Pre-placement and annual examinations for children in foster care; (G) Pre-adoption pediatric examinations; (H) Employability determinations and WIN pre-referral examinations; (I) Examinations when indicated is suspected child abuse cases, if eligible for medical assistance; (J) Pre-placement examinations for day care; and (K) Other health examinations limited to not more than once in a two year period.

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UNOFFICIAL 1737-52 42 C.F.R. §§430.10, 431.10, 483.1) (Imp: 42 C.F.R. §§440.40, 483.1, 483.20, 483.30, 483.35, 483.160)

§17-1737-42 (Reserved)

SUBCHAPTER 5

PREVENTIVE AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES

§17-1737-43 Preventive services. (a) Preventive services means services provided by a physician or other licensed practitioner of the healing arts within the scope of a practice under state law to: (1) Prevent disease, disability, and other health problems or their progress; (2) Prolong life; and (3) Promote physical and mental health and efficiency.

(b) Medical payments to providers may be made on behalf of recipients for the following services: (1) Physical examinations for the following purposes: (A) School health clearances; (B) Pre-admissions and periodic physicals required by Public Health Regulation 12-B for care homes; (C) Pre-placement physicals for adults entering family boarding homes; (D) Premarital examinations; (E) Examinations to determine the extent of mental or physical disability or incapacity; (F) Pre-placement and annual examinations for children in foster care; (G) Pre-adoption pediatric examinations; (H) Employability determinations and WIN pre-referral examinations; (I) Examinations when indicated is suspected child abuse cases, if eligible for medical assistance; (J) Pre-placement examinations for day care; and (K) Other health examinations limited to not more than once in a two year period.