Montana § 53-21-1405 Rulemaking Authority

Montana Statutes

§ 53-21-1405 — Rulemaking Authority

Montana § 53-21-1405

Title 53SOCIAL SERVICES AND INSTITUTIONS

Ch. 21MENTALLY ILL

Part 14Crisis Stabilization Services

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Mont. Code Ann. § 53-21-1405 (2026).

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53-21-1405 . Rulemaking authority. The department may adopt rules establishing:

(1)limits on the scope and duration of crisis stabilization services, except for reimbursement for two psychiatric diagnostic interviews during the presumptive eligibility period;

(2)requirements for participating providers and their enrollment in the program;

(3)the scope of services that may be reimbursed because they involve coordination or management of care;

(4)the elements of the required plan for crisis stabilization;

(5)procedures for submitting claims for reimbursement for services provided during the presumptive eligibility period;

(6)procedures for the department's review and audit of claims and for recovery of overpayments;

(7)recordkeeping and confidentiality requirements; and

(8)any other

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53-21-1405 . Rulemaking authority. The department may adopt rules establishing:
(1) limits on the scope and duration of crisis stabilization services, except for reimbursement for two psychiatric diagnostic interviews during the presumptive eligibility period;
(2) requirements for participating providers and their enrollment in the program;
(3) the scope of services that may be reimbursed because they involve coordination or management of care;
(4) the elements of the required plan for crisis stabilization;
(5) procedures for submitting claims for reimbursement for services provided during the presumptive eligibility period;
(6) procedures for the department's review and audit of claims and for recovery of overpayments;
(7) recordkeeping and confidentiality requirements; and
(8) any other requirements needed to carry out the purpose of this part.