(a) Covered services under the program may include, but are not necessarily limited to, the following: (1) Laboratory services related to a recipient's pregnancy, performed or ordered by a physician, advanced practice registered nurse, or physician assistant. (2) Screening and treatment for sexually transmitted disease. (3) Prenatal visits to a physician in the physician's office, an advanced practice registered nurse in the advanced practice registered nurse's office, a physician assistant in the physician assistant's office, or to a hospital outpatient prenatal clinic, local health department maternity clinic, or community health center. (4) Radiology services which are directly related to the pregnancy, are determined to be medically necessary and are ordered by a physician, an advanced practice registered nurse, or a physician assistant. (5) Pharmacy services related to the pregnancy. (6) Other medical consultations related to the pregnancy. (7) Physician, advanced practice registered nurse, physician assistant, or nurse services associated with delivery. (8) One postnatal office visit within 60 days after delivery. (9) Two EPSDT-equivalent screenings for the infant within 90 days after birth. (10) Social and support services. (11) Nutrition services. (12) Case management services. (b) The following services shall not be covered under the program: (1) Services determined by the Department not to be medically necessary. (2) Services not directly related to the pregnancy, except for the 2 covered EPSDT-equivalent screenings. (3) Hospital inpatient services. (4) Anesthesiologist and radiologist services during a period of hospital inpatient care. (5) Physician, advanced practice registered nurse, and physician assistant hospital visits. (6) Services considered investigational or experimental. pregnancy, performed or ordered by a physician, advanced practice registered nurse, or physician assistant. disease. office, an advanced practice registered nurse in the advanced practice registered nurse's office, a physician assistant in the physician assistant's office, or to a hospital outpatient prenatal clinic, local health department maternity clinic, or community health center. the pregnancy, are determined to be medically necessary and are ordered by a physician, an advanced practice registered nurse, or a physician assistant. pregnancy. physician assistant, or nurse services associated with delivery. delivery. within 90 days after birth. medically necessary. except for the 2 covered EPSDT-equivalent screenings. a period of hospital inpatient care. and physician assistant hospital visits. experimental.
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