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...rsons licensed as third party logistics providers: (A) All facilities where dangerous drugs are stored, warehoused, handled, held, offered, marketed, or displayed shall: (1) Be of suitable size and construction to facilitate cleaning, maintenance, and proper operations; (2) Have storage areas designed to provide adequate lighting, ventilation, temperature, sanitation, humidity, space, equip...

...er possible, a licensed health care provider shall be involved in discussing with each patient receiving a hazardous compounded drug, or the caregiver of such individual, the following matters: (a) Dosage form, dosage, route of administration, and duration of drug therapy; (b) Special directions and precautions for preparation and administration; and (c) Stability or incompatibilities of the ...

...mpensation; (22) Pharmacy national provider identification (NPI) number; (23) Prescriber's national provider identification (NPI) number, if prescriber does not have an NPI, then another mutually acceptable identifier; (24) Any of the following as indicated by the prescriber pursuant to agency 4729 of the Administrative Code: (a) The ICD-10-CM medical diagnosis code of the primary disease ...

...monitored on a regular basis by the HME provider and should also alert clients to contact 911 in an emergency. (B) "Abandoned application" means an application submitted for licensure or registration where an applicant fails to complete all application requirements within thirty days after being notified of the incomplete application by the board. An applicant forfeits all fees associated with an...

...ing for licensure as a HME services provider shall: (1) File an application with the board pursuant to rule 4729:11-2-03 of the Administrative Code; and (2) Submit the required fee as established in paragraph (F) of this rule. (3) To be licensed as a HME services provider, the applicant shall comply with the following: (a) The applicant shall be physically located in Ohio. A HME servic...

...ion licensed or registered as a HME provider shall have a designated representative at all times. (B) When there is a change of designated representative, the state board of pharmacy shall be notified by the new designated representative within ten days of the effective date of the appointment of the new designated representative in a manner determined by the board. (C) The designated repres...

...aking an application for a HME services provider license or certificate of registration: (1) The name, full physical business address (not a post office box), and telephone number of the applicant. (2) All trade, fictitious, or business names used by the applicant (e.g. "doing business as" or "formerly known as"). (3) Addresses, telephone numbers, and the full names of contact persons for a...

...al body that accredits HME services providers. (B) The board, at its discretion, may recognize other national accrediting bodies if an agency submits a written request to the board for recognition. The board shall consider the following criteria in determining whether to recognize an agency: (1) The agency is recognized by CMS or other nationally recognized independent quality review organiz...

... category, or address of a HME services provider requires a new application, required fee, and license or certificate of registration. The new application and required fee shall be submitted within thirty days of any change in the ownership, business or trade name, category, or address. (B) A change of ownership includes any of the following: (1) A change of controlling interest of ten perce...

...andards for licensure as a HME services provider under Chapter 4752. of the Revised Code. (B) A licensee shall maintain knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of a HME services provider and shall practice in accordance with the following: (1) Chapter 4752. of the Revised Code; (2) Division 4729:11 of the Administrative Code; (3) Any other applicable federal and state laws, rules and ...

...(A) A HME services provider shall maintain records for each client that has been sold or leased equipment. (1) All records maintained in accordance with this rule shall be uniformly maintained and readily retrievable for inspection and copying by properly identified agents, inspectors or employees of the state board of pharmacy. (2) All client records must contain a prescriber order, if requ...

...cense or registration as a HME services provider with the state board of pharmacy constitutes permission for entry and on-site inspection by an authorized board agent. (C) If an agent of the state board of pharmacy identifies a violation specified in paragraph (D) of this rule, the agent may provide written notice, in a manner determined by the board, of the nature of the observed violations to t...

...(A) Licensed HME services providers shall provide ten contact hours of continuing education per renewal cycle for staff rendering home medical equipment services. (B) Of the number of continuing education contact hours required, one contact hour shall include subject content on infection control, equipment cleaning standards and cleaning agents, rotation of inventory, or equipment separation requ...

...(A) No HME services provider shall advertise or solicit for patronage in connection with the licensee or registrant's business if any communication contained therein is false, fraudulent, deceptive, or misleading. (B) Excluding a free consultation, any advertisement or solicitation which offers HME services on a gratuitous basis shall include a disclaimer. If the advertisement is visual, the disc...

...ness practices of home medical services providers if applicable. (13) Failing to satisfy the qualifications for licensure or registration under Chapter 4752. of the Revised Code or the rules of the board or ceasing to satisfy the qualifications after the license or registration is granted or renewed. (14) Commission of an act that constitutes a felony in this state, regardless of the jurisdictio...

...creens, use of one pharmacy, use of one provider for the prescription of reported drugs, and consequences for non-compliance with the terms of the agreement. The patient treatment agreement shall be maintained as part of the patient record; and (5) Consider consulting with or referring the patient to a substance abuse specialist. (E) Frequency for follow-up OARRS reports: (1) For a patient who...

...ion 3727.01 of the Revised Code; (3) A provider certified to provide residential and inpatient substance use disorder services, including withdrawal management, by the Ohio department of mental health and addiction services; (4) An opioid treatment program certified by SAMHSA and accredited by an independent SAMHSA-approved accrediting body; or (5) A youth services facility, as defined in s...

... with a qualified behavioral healthcare provider, community mental health services provider, or community addiction services provider, as those terms are defined in rule 4730-4-01 of the Administrative Code, to determine the optimal type and intensity of psychosocial treatment for the patient and document the treatment plan in the patient record. (1) The treatment shall, at a minimum, include a p...

...y a qualified behavioral healthcare provider, as defined in rule 4730-4-01 of the Administrative Code, who has the education and experience to provide substance abuse counseling. (B) The physician assistant may treat a patient with extended-release naltrexone for opioid dependence or for co-occurring opioid and alcohol use disorders. (1) The physician assistant should consider treatment with...

...n the order of an authorized healthcare provider, the massage therapist's application of the device must be done under the on-site supervision of the referring practitioner. (c) If the food and drug administration classifies the device as an over-the-counter device, the massage therapist may apply the device without the on-site supervision of the referring practitioner. (E) All persons who hold ...

...n the order of an authorized healthcare provider, the massage therapist's application of the device must be done under the on-site supervision of the referring practitioner. (c) If the food and drug administration classifies the device as an over-the-counter device, the massage therapist may apply the device without the on-site supervision of the referring practitioner. (E) All persons who hold a li...

...continuing education contact hours by a provider approved by the council on podiatric medical education; (5) Internships, residencies, or fellowships accredited by the accreditation council for graduate medical education, the American osteopathic association, or the council on podiatric medical education. Credit shall be earned at a rate of one hour of CME for each week of participation; (6) Pur...

...io licensed physician or healthcare provider acting within the scope of their professional license under which the physician provides medical services for an active patient, as that term is defined in paragraph (D) of rule this rule, of the other physician or healthcare provider who is temporarily unavailable to conduct the evaluation of the patient. (1) This type of agreement includes on-cal...

...al record to the patient's primary care provider or other health care provider, if applicable, or refer the patient to an appropriate health care provider or health care facility; (4) The physician shall, through interaction with the patient, complete a medical evaluation that is appropriate for the patient and the condition with which the patient presents and that meets the minimal standards of care, which may incl...

...creens, use of one pharmacy, use of one provider for the prescription or personally furnishing of reported drugs, and consequences for non-compliance with the terms of the agreement. The patient treatment agreement shall be maintained as part of the patient record; and (5) Consider consulting with or referring the patient to a substance abuse specialist. (E) Frequency for follow-up OARRS reports: (1) For a patient...