Rule 4123-6-02.21 | Provider access to the HPP - non-certified provider enrollment.
(A) The bureau may enroll non-certified providers eligible under rule 4123-6-06.2 or 4123-6-10 of the Administrative Code or division (N) of section 4121.44 of the Revised Code to receive reimbursement for goods and services provided to injured workers, and for this purpose may require such non-certified providers to complete and sign an enrollment application as the bureau deems appropriate, provided such non-certified providers meet the minimum qualifications for their provider category as set forth in paragraph (C) of rule 4123-6-02.2 of the Administrative Code. The provider shall notify the bureau within thirty days of any change in the provider's ownership as reported on the enrollment application.
(B) Persons or entities who do not fall within the provider categories set forth in paragraph (C) of rule 4123-6-02.2 of the Administrative Code are not eligible for certification as providers. The bureau may enroll such persons or entities to receive reimbursement for goods and services provided to injured workers, and for this purpose may require such persons or entities to complete and sign an enrollment application as the bureau deems appropriate.
(C) The certification of providers who fall within the provider categories set forth in paragraph (C) of rule 4123-6-02.2 of the Administrative Code shall lapse, and the provider shall be enrolled with the bureau only, if the provider has had no billing activity with the bureau for a period of eighteen months or longer while certified. If the provider submits a bill while the provider's certification is lapsed pursuant to this paragraph, the provider may apply for recertification. However, the provider's certification shall remain lapsed until the bureau issues a final order approving or denying the provider's application for recertification.
(D) The enrollment of a non-certified provider, person, or entity pursuant to paragraph (A), (B), or (C) of this rule shall expire if the non-certified provider, person, or entity has had no billing activity with the bureau for a period of eighteen months or longer while enrolled as a non-certified provider.
(E) Lapse of provider certification pursuant to paragraph (C) of this rule and expiration of provider certification or enrollment pursuant to paragraph (D) of this rule do not constitute an adjudication order and are not subject to appeal pursuant to rule 4123-6-17 of the Administrative Code.
Last updated April 8, 2021 at 12:11 PM
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