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Code · Iowa · Chapter 125 — Substance Use Disorders

125.20 Rules.

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The department shall establish rules pursuant to chapter 17A requiring facilities to use reasonable accounting and reimbursement systems which recognize relevant cost-related factors for patients with a substance use disorder. A facility shall not be licensed nor shall any payment be made under this chapter to a facility which fails to comply with those rules or which does not permit inspection by the department or examination of all records, including financial records, methods of administration, general and special dietary programs, the disbursement of drugs and methods of supply, and any other records the department deems relevant to the establishment of such a system.
However, rules issued pursuant to this section shall not apply to any facility referred to in section 125.13, subsection 2, or section 125.43.*
[C77, §125.13(8); C79, 81, §125.20]
*Section 125.43 repealed by 2024 Acts, ch 1161, §135; corrective legislation is pending
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