Oklahoma § 56-66 - Reimbursements and payments to hospitals and clinics Disbursement of state monies

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§ 56-66. Reimbursements and payments to hospitals and clinics Disbursement of state monies

A. The Department of Human Services, from all monies deposited

into the Indigent Health Care Revolving Fund for the purpose of

implementing the provisions of the Oklahoma Indigent Health Care

Act, shall reimburse clinics which meet the requirements of Section

64 of this title and elect to participate in the Oklahoma Indigent

Health Care Act.

B. Disbursements of state monies from the Indigent Health Care

Revolving Fund to eligible clinics shall be as follows:

1. Following certification and approval by the Department of

Human Services of the accuracy of reports submitted pursuant to

Section 64 of this title the Department shall determine the amount

of state monies available to the clinics; and

2. The Department shall make payments from state monies

available to all participating clinics in the state pursuant to

provisions of the Oklahoma Indigent Health Care Act. Payment rates

shall be determined by the Department of Human Services following

consultation with provider groups. The Department of Human Services

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shall determine the amount due each clinic according to available

monies. The rate of clinic reimbursement shall not exceed the

individual clinic's reimbursement rate established by the Department

of Human Services for Medicaid patients.

C. The Department, from sources other than the Indigent Health

Care Revolving Fund, shall make payments from available state and

federal monies to all participating hospitals and clinics in the

state pursuant to provisions of the Oklahoma Indigent Health Care

Act. Payment rates shall be determined by the Department of Human

Services following consultation with provider groups. The

Department of Human Services shall determine the amount due each

hospital and clinic according to available monies. The per diem

payments to participating hospitals shall not exceed the individual

hospital's per diem rate established by the Department of Human

Services for Medicaid patients. The rate of clinic reimbursement

shall not exceed the individual clinic's reimbursement rate

established by the Department of Human Services for Medicaid

patients.

Added by Laws 1984, c. 294, § 10, eff. Nov. 1, 1984. Amended by

Laws 1987, c. 192, § 8, eff. Nov. 1, 1987; Laws 1988, c. 15, § 2,

emerg. eff. March 15, 1988.

Source: official Oklahoma text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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