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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

205.585 Review of services and treatment for sickle cell disease -- Annual report --

232 words·~1 min read·/ky/205-585

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Short title.
(1)The cabinet shall conduct an annual review of all medications, services, and forms
of treatment for enrollees with a diagnosis of sickle cell disease that are eligible for
coverage under the Kentucky medical assistance program. The purpose of the
annual review shall be to determine if the available covered medications, services,
and treatments are adequate to meet the need of enrollees with a diagnosis of sickle
cell disease and if Department for Medicaid Services should seek to expand
coverage to include additional medications, services, and treatments.
(2)When conducting the annual review required by this section, the cabinet shall solicit
and consider input from the general public with specific emphasis on obtaining
input from individuals or groups with knowledge and experience in the area of
sickle cell disease treatment.
(a)No later than January 15, 2023, and no later than January 15 each year
thereafter, the cabinet shall submit a report to the Legislative Research
Commission for distribution to the appropriate subject matter committees. The
report required by this subsection shall detail the cabinet's findings from the
annual review required by this section and any recommendations based on
those findings.
(b)The cabinet shall make the report required by paragraph
(a)of this subsection
available on its Web site in a manner that is accessible by the general public.
(4)This section may be cited as Emily's Law.
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