Chapter DHS 107

DHS 107.20 Note Note: Under the department’s vision care volume purchase plan, MA-certified vision care providers must order all eyeglasses and component parts prescribed for MA recipients directly from a supplier under contract with the department to supply those items.

DHS 107.20(2)(e) (e) All contact lenses and all contact lens therapy, including related materials and services, except where the recipient’s diagnosis is aphakia or keratoconus;

DHS 107.20(2)(f) (f) Ptosis crutch services and materials;

DHS 107.20(2)(g) (g) Eyeglass frames or lenses beyond the original and one unchanged prescription replacement pair from the same provider in a 12-month period; and

DHS 107.20(2)(h) (h) Low vision services.

DHS 107.20 Note Note: For more information on prior authorization, see s. DHS 107.02 (3).

DHS 107.20(3) (3) Other limitations.

DHS 107.20(3)(a) (a) Eyeglass frames, lenses, and replacement parts shall be provided by dispensing opticians, optometrists and ophthalmologists in accordance with the department’s vision care volume purchase plan. The department may purchase from one or more optical laboratories some or all ophthalmic materials for dispensing by opticians, optometrists or ophthalmologists as benefits of the program.

DHS 107.20(3)(b) (b) Lenses and frames shall comply with ANSI standards.

DHS 107.20(3)(c) (c) The dispensing provider shall be reimbursed only once for dispensing a final accepted appliance or component part.

DHS 107.20(3)(d) (d) The department may define minimal prescription levels for lenses covered by MA. These limitations shall be published by the department in the MA vision care provider handbook.

DHS 107.20(4) (4) Non-covered services. The following services and materials are not covered services:

DHS 107.20(4)(a) (a) Anti-glare coating;

DHS 107.20(4)(b) (b) Spare eyeglasses or sunglasses; and

DHS 107.20(4)(c) (c) Services provided principally for convenience or cosmetic reasons, including but not limited to gradient focus, custom prosthesis, fashion or cosmetic tints, engraved lenses and anti-scratch coating.

DHS 107.20 Note Note: For more information on non-covered services, see s. DHS 107.03.

DHS 107.20 History History: Cr. Register, February, 1986, No. 362, eff. 3-1-86; correction in (1) made under s. 13.92 (4) (b) 7., Stats., Register December 2008 No. 636.

DHS 107.21 DHS 107.21 Family planning services.

DHS 107.21(1) (1) Covered services.

DHS 107.21(1)(a) (a) General. Covered family planning services are the services included in this subsection when prescribed by a physician and provided to a recipient, including initial physical exam and health history, annual office visits and follow-up office visits, laboratory services, prescribing and supplying contraceptive supplies and devices, counseling services and prescribing medication for specific treatments. All family planning services performed in family planning clinics shall be prescribed by a physician, and furnished, directed or supervised by a physician, registered nurse, nurse practitioner, licensed practical nurse or nurse midwife under s. 441.15 (1) and (2) (b), Stats.

DHS 107.21(1)(b) (b) Physical examination. An initial physical examination with health history is a covered service and shall include the following:

DHS 107.21(1)(b)1. 1. Complete obstetrical history including menarche, menstrual, gravidity, parity, pregnancy outcomes and complications of pregnancy or delivery, and abortion history;

DHS 107.21(1)(b)2. 2. History of significant illness-morbidity, hospitalization and previous medical care, particularly in relation to thromboembolic disease, any breast or genital neoplasm, any diabetic or prediabetic condition, cephalalgia and migraine, pelvic inflammatory disease, gynecologic disease and venereal disease;

DHS 107.21(1)(b)3. 3. History of previous contraceptive use;

DHS 107.21(1)(b)4. 4. Family, social, physical health, and mental health history, including chronic illnesses, genetic aberrations and mental depression;

DHS 107.21(1)(b)5. 5. Physical examination. Recommended procedures for examination are:

DHS 107.21(1)(b)5.a. a. Thyroid palpation;

DHS 107.21(1)(b)5.b. b. Examination of breasts and axillary glands;

DHS 107.21(1)(b)5.c. c. Auscultation of heart and lungs;

DHS 107.21(1)(b)5.d. d. Blood pressure measurement;

DHS 107.21(1)(b)5.e. e. Height and weight measurement;

DHS 107.21(1)(b)5.f. f. Abdominal examination;

DHS 107.21(1)(b)5.g. g. Pelvic examination; and

DHS 107.21(1)(b)5.h. h. Examination of extremities.

DHS 107.21(1)(c) (c) Laboratory and other diagnostic services. Laboratory and other diagnostic services are covered services as indicated in this paragraph. These services may be performed in conjunction with an initial examination with health history, and are the following:

DHS 107.21(1)(c)1. 1. Routinely performed procedures:

DHS 107.21(1)(c)1.a. a. CBC, or hematocrit or hemoglobin;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)1.b. b. Urinalysis;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)1.c. c. Papanicolaou smear for females between the ages of 12 and 65;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)1.d. d. Bacterial smear or culture (gonorrhea, trichomonas, yeast, etc.) including VDRL — syphilis serology with positive gonorrhea cultures; and

DHS 107.21(1)(c)1.e. e. Serology;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)2. 2. Procedures covered if indicated by the recipient’s health history:

DHS 107.21(1)(c)2.a. a. Skin test for TB;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)2.b. b. Vaginal smears and wet mounts for suspected vaginal infection;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)2.c. c. Pregnancy test;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)2.d. d. Rubella titer;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)2.e. e. Sickle-cell screening;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)2.f. f. Post-prandial blood glucose; and

DHS 107.21(1)(c)2.g. g. Blood test for cholesterol, and triglycerides when related to oral contraceptive prescription;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)3. 3. Diagnostic and other procedures not for the purpose of enhancing the prospects of fertility in males or females;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)3.a. a. Endometrial biopsy when performed after a hormone blood test;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)3.b. b. Laparoscopy;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)3.c. c. Cervical mucus exam;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)3.d. d. Vasectomies;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)3.e. e. Culdoscopy; and

DHS 107.21(1)(c)3.f. f. Colposcopy;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)4. 4. Procedures relating to genetics, including:

DHS 107.21(1)(c)4.a. a. Ultrasound;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)4.b. b. Amniocentesis;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)4.c. c. Tay-Sachs screening;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)4.d. d. Hemophilia screening;

DHS 107.21(1)(c)4.e. e. Muscular dystrophy screening; and

DHS 107.21(1)(c)4.f. f. Sickle-cell screening; and

DHS 107.21(1)(c)5. 5. Colposcopy, culdoscopy, and laparoscopy procedures which may be either diagnostic or treatment procedures.

DHS 107.21(1)(d) (d) Counseling services. Counseling services in the clinic are covered as indicated in this paragraph. These services may be performed or supervised by a physician, registered nurse or licensed practical nurse. Counseling services may be provided as a result of request by a recipient or when indicated by exam procedures and health history. These services are limited to the following areas of concern:

DHS 107.21(1)(d)1. 1. Instruction on reproductive anatomy and physiology;

DHS 107.21(1)(d)2. 2. Overview of available methods of contraception, including natural family planning. An explanation of the medical ramifications and effectiveness of each shall be provided;

DHS 107.21(1)(d)3. 3. Counseling about venereal disease;

DHS 107.21(1)(d)4. 4. Counseling about sterilization accompanied by a full explanation of sterilization procedures including associated discomfort and risks, benefits, and irreversibility;

DHS 107.21(1)(d)5. 5. Genetic counseling accompanied by a full explanation of procedures utilized in genetic assessment, including information regarding the medical ramifications for unborn children and planning of care for unborn children with either diagnosed or possible genetic abnormalities;

DHS 107.21(1)(d)6. 6. Information regarding teratologic evaluations; and

DHS 107.21(1)(d)7. 7. Information and education regarding pregnancies at the request of the recipient, including pre-natal counseling and referral.

DHS 107.21(1)(e) (e) Contraceptive methods. Procedures related to the prescription of a contraceptive method are covered services. The contraceptive method selected shall be the choice of the recipient, based on full information, except when in conflict with sound medical practice. The following procedures are covered:

DHS 107.21(1)(e)1. 1. Those related to intrauterine devices (IUD):

DHS 107.21(1)(e)1.a. a. Furnishing and fitting of the device;

DHS 107.21(1)(e)1.b. b. Localization procedures limited to sonography, and up to 2 x-rays with interpretation;

DHS 107.21(1)(e)1.c. c. A follow-up office visit once within the first 90 days of insertion; and

DHS 107.21(1)(e)1.d. d. Extraction;

DHS 107.21(1)(e)2. 2. Those related to diaphragms:

DHS 107.21(1)(e)2.a. a. Furnishing and fitting of the device; and

DHS 107.21(1)(e)2.b. b. A follow-up office visit once within 90 days after furnishing and fitting;

DHS 107.21(1)(e)3. 3. Those related to contraceptive pills:

DHS 107.21(1)(e)3.a. a. Furnishing and instructions for taking the pills; and

DHS 107.21(1)(e)3.b. b. A follow-up office visit once during the first 90 days after the initial prescription to assess physiological changes. This visit shall include taking blood pressure and weight, interim history and laboratory examinations as necessary.

DHS 107.21(1)(f) (f) Office visits. Follow-up office visits performed by either a nurse or a physician and an annual physical exam and health history are covered services.

DHS 107.21(1)(g) (g) Supplies. The following supplies are covered when prescribed:

DHS 107.21(1)(g)1. 1. Oral contraceptives;

DHS 107.21(1)(g)2. 2. Diaphragms;

DHS 107.21(1)(g)3. 3. Jellies, creams, foam and suppositories;