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Control Number: <br />401.06.03.087 <br />Version: <br />2.1 <br />Title: <br />Healthcare for Offenders Housed in <br />Non-Idaho Department of Correction <br />Facilities <br />Page Number: <br />7 of 7 <br /> <br />• If a licensed medical provider determines that an optical examination is <br />medically necessary, include that documentation when submitting Appendix A, <br />Medical Request for Payment Authorization. <br />Note: Optometry care does require approval from the health authority prior to <br />providing treatment. Submit Appendix A, Medical Request for Payment <br />Authorization, to the Health Services staff. <br />3. Offender Concerns <br />Offenders who feel as though they have been wrongly denied a requested healthcare <br />service shall have the right to file a concern, which must be done by completing an IDOC <br />Offender Concern Form and submitting it to the proper authority for resolution. (See SOP <br />316.02.01.001, Grievance and Informal Resolution Procedure for Offenders, for procedures <br />and the concern form.) <br />4. Compliance <br />Compliance with this SOP and all related Department-approved protocols will be monitored <br />by the health authority (or designee) by using various sources to include: this SOP, clinical <br />practice guidelines, routine reports, program reviews, and record reviews. <br />The health authority (or designee) must conduct two (2) audits a year (or more frequently as <br />desired based on prior audit results). The audits must consist of monitoring applicable <br />contract medical provider and IDOC policy and procedures, applicable NCCHC standards, <br />and the review of a minimum of 15 individual records. <br />REFERENCES <br />Appendix A, Medical Request for Payment Authorization <br />National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC), Standard P-A-01, Access to <br />Care <br />– End of Document –
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