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Notice: 15577441

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Division:

Division of Health Access and Tobacco

Chapter:

VOLUNTEER HEALTH CARE PROVIDER PROGRAM

Overview

RULE:

64I-2.001	Definitions
64I-2.002	Client Eligibility
64I-2.003	Patient Selection and Referral (Repealed)
64I-2.004	Volunteer Provider Eligibility
64I-2.005	Contract Requirements (Repealed)
64I-2.006	Covered Services (Repealed)
64I-2.009	Annual Report

PURPOSE:

This rulemaking is necessitated by changes to section 766.1115, F.S., by deleting unnecessary or redundant language, incorporating required reference materials, and clarifying existing requirements.

SUMMARY:

Rule 64I-2.001 is being amended to remove definitions clearly stated in statute, remove unnecessary language and correct an obsolete program reference.  Rule 64I-2.002 is being amended to eliminate language clearly stated in statute, add language allowing providers to determine and approve client eligibility in accordance with recent statutory changes, update references to the Training Guide and the Financial Eligibility form, and incorporate the Patient Referral form.  Rule 64I-2.003 is being repealed to remove language no longer authorized by statute.  Rule 64I-2.004 is being amended to clarify existing requirements, incorporate the contract, DH 1029, and eliminate unnecessary language.  Rule 64I-2.005 is being repealed to remove redundant language.  Rule 64I-2.006 is being repealed to comply with recent changes to the statute.  Rule 64I-2.009 is being amended to clarify existing requirements and eliminate unnecessary language.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

766.1115(11) FS

LAW:

766.1115 FS

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

1/22/2015 Vol. 41/14

COMMENTS:

From 1/22/2015 To 2/12/2015 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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