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...n request from an applicant, recipient, provider or legal representative of applicant, recipient, or provider, the director may waive any of the requirements in this chapter unless the requirement is specified in statute. (B) The director may not grant a waiver request if the approval of the request is contrary to public interest or there are not sufficient funds to support a waiver request. (C) The director's dec...

...1-43-10 of the Administrative Code of a provider, as defined in paragraph (P) of rule 3701-43-01 of the Administrative Code; and (6) A proposed decision to pay an amount less than the charges for authorized goods or services under rule 3701-43-09 of the Administrative Code. (B) An affected party may request reconsideration of a proposal by the director to make one of the decisions listed in paragraph (A) of this ru...

... of medicine; (2) All members shall be providers; and (3) The members shall be representative of the various disciplines, geographic areas of Ohio and types of treatment facilities, such as hospitals, private and public health clinics and private physicians' offices, involved in the treatment of children with medically handicapping conditions. (B) Except as otherwise provided in this paragraph, members of the medi...

...e funds for payment of hearing aids and provider services; and (3) Maintain administrative records for implementation of the program. (E) Funds shall be disbursed in the manner set forth in this chapter until all funds have been expended.

...5-03 of the Administrative Code. (2) A provider form as prescribed by the director that includes the following: (a) Audiology or hearing aid dealer and fitter practice information; (b) Specific hearing aid or aids to be purchased; (c) Audiogram and other diagnostic audiology test results for the child; and (d) The signature of the audiologist or hearing aid dealer and fitter. (e) A written statement signed by a...

... physician, child's primary medical provider, pediatrician, certified nurse midwife, certified nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist. If the director is unable to contact the attending physician, child's primary medical provider, pediatrician, certified nurse midwife, certified nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist, the director will communicate the results to the newborn scree...

...1-43-03 of the Administrative Code as a provider for the program for medically handicapped children and is board certified in pediatric endocrinology, medical genetics, or immunology/infectious diseases, or to a cystic fibrosis center approved for the program for medically handicapped children. (b) A child with abnormal results on the screen for sickle cell or other hemoglobin disease will be ref...

...d percent of poverty level) to medicaid provider (adjusted to full time equivalent) ratio exceeding four thousand to one; or (d) Has insufficient capacity, such as unusually long wait time for new patient appointments (more than six weeks for routine dental services) or two-thirds of dentists do not accept new patients; or (e) Demonstrates the population in the area experiences significant barriers to obtaining den...

... this rule, the hospital's national provider identifier, and centers for medicare and medicaid services certification number; (d) The hospital's address, mailing address if different than the address, and the county in which the hospital is located; and (e) The telephone number, e-mail address, and legal name of the business entity that controls the operation of the hospital, if different than ...

...e. (C) "Community-based long-term care provider" means a provider, as defined as in section 173.39 of the Revised Code. (D) "Community-based long-term care subcontractor" means a subcontractor, as defined in section 173.38 of the Revised Code. (E) "Criminal records check" has the same meaning as in section 109.572 of the Revised Code. (F) "Direct care" means any of the following: (1) Any ...

...2, no home health agency or nonagency provider shall do any of the following: (A) Provide skilled home health services, as defined in paragraph (Y) of rule 3701-60-01 of the Administrative Code, through one or more employees unless the agency holds a current, valid license to provide skilled home health services issued under this chapter; (B) Hold the agency, nonagency provider, or any employee of...

...m a home health agency or nonagency provider seeking to provide skilled home health services. A complete application for a skilled home health services license includes: (1) Completed application forms prescribed by the director; (2) A non-refundable license fee of two hundred and fifty dollars in the form of a cashier's check or a postal money order payable to the "Treasurer, State of Ohio....

...) A home health agency or nonagency provider that has had a license application denied, or a license suspended or revoked, may request a hearing from the director. Hearings are to be conducted in accordance with Chapter 119. of the Revised Code. (C) A home health agency or nonagency provider that has been denied a license may request from the department of health an informal dispute resolution. T...

...rwise: (A) "Authorized health care provider" means a health care provider that is authorized to sign a do-not-resuscitate order form for a person and is limited to the person's: (1) Attending physician as defined in paragraph (C) of this rule; (2) Advanced practice registered nurse as defined in paragraph (B) of this rule and the action is taken by: (a) A certified nurse practitioner, ce...

...rwise: (A) "Authorized health care provider" means a health care provider that is authorized to sign a do-not-resuscitate order form for a person and is limited to the person's: (1) Attending physician as defined in paragraph (C) of this rule; (2) Advanced practice registered nurse as defined in paragraph (B) of this rule and the action is taken by: (a) A certified nurse practitioner, ce...

...persons: (a) An authorized health care provider, who causes the withholding or withdrawal of CPR from the person possessing the DNR identification; (b) A person who participates under the direction of or with the authorization of an authorized health care provider, in the withholding or withdrawal of CPR from the person possessing the DNR identification; or (c) Any emergency medical services pe...

...persons: (a) An authorized health care provider, who causes the withholding or withdrawal of CPR from the person possessing the DNR identification; (b) A person who participates under the direction of or with the authorization of an authorized health care provider, in the withholding or withdrawal of CPR from the person possessing the DNR identification; or (c) Any emergency medical services pe...

...The person's authorized health care provider, has issued a current do-not-resuscitate order, in accordance with the do-not-resuscitate protocol specified in rule 3701-62-05 of the Administrative Code, for that person, and has documented the grounds for the order in that person's medical record. The do-not-resuscitate order itself, or copies of that order, may be used as DNR identification if it is...

...The person's authorized health care provider, has issued a current do-not-resuscitate order, in accordance with the do-not-resuscitate protocol specified in rule 3701-62-05 of the Administrative Code, for that person, and has documented the grounds for the order in that person's medical record. The do-not-resuscitate order itself, or copies of that order, may be used as DNR identification if it is...

...record by an authorized health care provider, that in the event of a cardiac arrest or a respiratory arrest, the patient is not to receive CPR, or that the individual wants comfort care only. This documentation is only acceptable within the confines of the health care facility in which the medical record is maintained. If the individual is discharged or transferred to another health care facility ...

...record by an authorized health care provider, that in the event of a cardiac arrest or a respiratory arrest, the patient is not to receive CPR, or that the individual wants comfort care only. This documentation is only acceptable within the confines of the health care facility in which the medical record is maintained. If the individual is discharged or transferred to another health care facility ...

... Code. (C) The authorized health care provider of a person with a DNR order may revoke the DNR order by issuing an order discontinuing the DNR order. If DNR identification was issued on the basis of the DNR order, any revocation of the DNR identification shall be accomplished under paragraph (B) of this rule. (D) If an authorized health care provider issues an order discontinuing a valid DNR or...

... Code. (C) The authorized health care provider of a person with a DNR order may revoke the DNR order by issuing an order discontinuing the DNR order. If DNR identification was issued on the basis of the DNR order, any revocation of the DNR identification will be accomplished under paragraph (B) of this rule. (D) If an authorized health care provider issues an order discontinuing a valid DNR ord...

...person, or if an authorized health care provider directly issues an oral do-not-resuscitate order for a person to emergency medical services personnel other than physicians, the emergency medical services personnel shall comply with the do-not-resuscitate protocol for the person. (B) If an oral do-not-resuscitate order is issued by an authorized health care provider, who is not present at the sce...

...person, or if an authorized health care provider directly issues an oral do-not-resuscitate order for a person to emergency medical services personnel other than physicians, the emergency medical services personnel will comply with the do-not-resuscitate protocol for the person. (B) If an oral do-not-resuscitate order is issued by an authorized health care provider, who is not present at the scen...