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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 210 — State and regional mental health programs

210.720 Charge for board of patients -- Method of establishing.

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(1)Every patient admitted to a facility operated or utilized by the cabinet, except
prisoners transferred pursuant to KRS 202A.201, shall be charged for their board,
maintenance and treatment pursuant to this section and the cabinet may sue in the
Franklin Circuit Court or Franklin District Court to recover from the patient or
person responsible for the patient for liability as established by this section.
(2)The secretary shall fix the patient cost per day for board, maintenance and treatment
for each facility operated by the cabinet at frequent intervals which shall be the
uniform charge for all persons receiving such services.
(3)The liability of any patient, or person responsible for the patient, for payment of the
charge for board, maintenance and treatment shall be based upon ability to pay by
ascertaining the entire financial resources available to the patient, or to the person
responsible for the patient, and shall include, but shall not be limited to: insurance,
all third party coverage including Medicare and Medicaid and other governmental
programs, cash, stocks, bonds, and all other property owned by the patient or
controlled by the person responsible for the patient. The secretary shall establish a
reasonable means test for determining payment liability of patients and persons
responsible for patients. In no event shall liability be in excess of the cost per
patient per day established by the secretary.
(4)Nothing in KRS 210.710 to 210.760 shall be construed to limit any liability of
insurance companies or other third party payors including Medicare and Medicaid
and other governmental programs.
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