Physician certification of medical necessity for home oxygen under Indiana Medicaid.
- Completed by
- Ordering physician/practitioner
- Issued by
- Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (IHCP)
- Format
- Language
- English
Indiana Health Coverage Programs uses one prior authorization request form for fee-for-service and every managed care plan in Hoosier Healthwise, the Healthy Indiana Plan, Hoosier Care Connect and Indiana PathWays for Aging. Providers meet it when a nonpharmacy service, such as DME, home health, therapy, hospice, transportation or an inpatient stay, needs approval. The provider selects the entity that must authorize the service, lists codes and units, and attaches medical documentation.
The requesting provider's office completes the form, including the member's primary medical provider, the rendering and the ordering, prescribing or referring (OPR) providers, ICD diagnosis codes and service lines. A qualified practitioner signs page 2.
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Indiana Health Coverage Programs Prior Authorization Request Form
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All of them. The form lists fee-for-service through Acentra Health and each managed care entity: Anthem, CareSource and MHS in Hoosier Healthwise and HIP; Anthem, MHS and UnitedHealthcare in Hoosier Care Connect; and Anthem, Humana and UnitedHealthcare in Indiana PathWays for Aging.
Page 2 has a line for the signature of a qualified practitioner, with the date. The preparer's name, phone and fax are recorded separately on page 1, so the person preparing the request and the practitioner who signs it can be different people.
No. It is the nonpharmacy prior authorization request. Its assignment categories cover DME, home health, hospice, inpatient and outpatient services, observation, therapies, office visits and transportation, and each request must include medical documentation for the medical necessity review.