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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 252 — Communicable diseases

252.10 Public health dispensaries.

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252.10 Public health dispensaries.
(1)A local health department may request from the department certification to establish and maintain a public health dispensary for the diagnosis and treatment of persons suffering from or suspected of having tuberculosis. Two or more local health departments may jointly establish, operate and maintain public health dispensaries. The department shall certify a local health department to establish and maintain a public health dispensary if the local health department meets the standards established by the department by rule. The department of health services may withhold, suspend or revoke a certification if the local health department fails to comply with any rules promulgated by the department. The department shall provide the local health department with reasonable notice of the decision to withhold, suspend or revoke certification. The department shall offer the local health department an opportunity to comply with the rules and an opportunity for a fair hearing. Certified local health departments may contract for public health dispensary services. If the provider of those services fails to comply, the department may suspend or revoke the local health department’s certification. The department may establish, operate and maintain public health dispensaries and branches in areas of the state where local authorities have not provided public health dispensaries.
(a)The state shall credit or reimburse each dispensary on an annual or quarterly basis for the operation of public health dispensaries established and maintained in accordance with this section and rules promulgated by the department.
(b)The department shall determine by rule the reimbursement rate under par.
(a)for services.
(g)The reimbursement by the state under pars.
(a)and
(b)shall apply only to funds that the department allocates for the reimbursement under the appropriation account under s. 20.435
(e).
(7)Drugs necessary for the treatment of mycobacterium tuberculosis shall be purchased by the department from the appropriation account under s. 20.435
(e)and dispensed to patients through the public health dispensaries, local health departments, physicians, or advanced practice registered nurses who may issue prescription orders under s. 441.09
(2).
Effective date note NOTE: Sub.
(7)is shown as amended eff. 9-1-26 by 2025 Wis. Act 17 . Prior to 9-1-26 it reads:
Effective date text
(7)Drugs necessary for the treatment of mycobacterium tuberculosis shall be purchased by the department from the appropriation account under s. 20.435
(e)and dispensed to patients through the public health dispensaries, local health departments, physicians or advanced practice nurse prescribers.
(9)Public health dispensaries shall maintain such records as are required by the department to enable them to carry out their responsibilities designated in this section and in rules promulgated by the department. Records may be audited by the department.
(10)All public health dispensaries and branches thereof shall maintain records of costs and receipts which may be audited by the department of health services.
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