Nevada Code § 428.209

Application by counties to Board for reimbursement for charges for care furnished to certain patients; procedure for application; review of application; payment to county from Fund; reimbursement of provider of care by county; Board subrogated to right of county; lien on proceeds of recovery
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1. The Board may authorize counties to
apply to the Board for reimbursement or partial reimbursement of unpaid charges
for hospital care in excess of $25,000 to any one person which have been
incurred by a person certified as indigent by the board of county commissioners
pursuant to this chapter.
2. The Board shall set forth the
circumstances under which and the manner in which counties may apply for
reimbursement pursuant to this section, including, without limitation, any
amount of money that the county must expend before it may apply for reimbursement
pursuant to this section.
3. The Board may review an application it
receives pursuant to this section and approve or disapprove reimbursement of
all or part of the unpaid charges in excess of $25,000. If reimbursement or
partial reimbursement is approved, payment to the county must be made from the
Fund, to the extent money is available in the Fund, and the county must
reimburse the provider of care for the care given to any one indigent person
which exceeds $25,000 but only to the extent of the money reimbursed or
partially reimbursed to the county from the Fund on account of that patient.
4. Upon payment to the county, the Board:
(a) Is subrogated to the right of the county to
recover unpaid charges from the indigent person or from other persons responsible
for the support of the indigent person, to the extent of the reimbursement or
partial reimbursement paid; and
(b) Has a lien upon the proceeds of any recovery
by the county from the indigent person or other person responsible for the
support of the indigent person, to the extent of the reimbursement or partial
reimbursement paid from the Fund.

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