Documentation (Repealed)

(a) Providers shall maintain a specific record for each client eligible for Medical Assistance Program payment including, but not limited to: name; address; birth date; Medical Assistance Program identification number; pertinent diagnostic information; current and all prior treatment plans prepared by the provider; pertinent treatment notes signed by the provider; documentation of the dates of service; and other requirements as provided by federal and state statutes and regulations pursuant to 42 CFR 482.61 and, to the extent such requirements apply to a provider's licensure category, record requirements set forth in chapter iv of the Connecticut Public Health Code (sections 19-13-D1 to 19-13-D105, inclusive, of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies) and sections 19A-14-40 to 19A-14-51, inclusive, of the regulations of Connecticut State Agencies. Such records and information shall be made available to the department upon request. (b) Providers shall maintain all required documentation for at least five years or longer as required by state or federal law or regulation in the provider's file subject to review by authorized department personnel. In the event of a dispute concerning goods or services provided, documentation shall be maintained until the end of the dispute, for five years, or the length of time required by state or federal law or regulation, whichever is greatest. Failure to maintain and provide all required documentation to the department upon request shall result in the disallowance and recovery by the department of any future or past payments made to the provider for which the required documentation is not maintained and not provided to the department upon request, as permitted by state and federal law. (c) Providers shall maintain documentation as specified in regulations adopted by the department specific to their type and specialty.