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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 205 — Public assistance and medical assistance

205.6489 Administration -- Outreach -- Data collection.

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(1)The Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program shall be administered by the
Cabinet for Health and Family Services in terms of conducting eligibility
determination and providing oversight over enrollment and claims payment.
(2)The program shall include a system of outreach and referral for children who may
be eligible for the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program. The program
shall work with the Department for Medicaid Services, the Department for
Community Based Services, schools, pediatricians, public health departments, and
other entities interested in the health of children in developing the system of
outreach and referral.
(3)The cabinet shall promulgate administrative regulations in accordance with KRS
Chapter 13A to establish a structure for quality assurance and utilization review
under KRS 205.6481 to 205.6495 and KRS 304.17A-340.
(4)The Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program shall collect, analyze, and
publicly disseminate comprehensive data on the number of children enrolled in the
program, services received through the program, and the effect on health outcomes
of children served by the program including the special health needs of minority
children. The information collected by the program shall be subject to KRS
216.2927(1). The program shall have access to all data collected by the cabinet
under KRS 216.2920 to 216.2929 and shall coordinate program data collection
efforts with the data collection efforts of the cabinet under KRS 216.2920 to
216.2929.
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