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Service Reporting Information
S
ERVICE
R
EPORTING
S
CREEN
: R
ESIDENTIAL AND
R
ECOVERY
H
OME
S
ERVICES
The Residential and Recovery Home Services screen is where all Level III and Recovery Home services reimbursed per diem are reported. Additionally, psychiatric evaluations for patients receiving these services can also be reported on this screen and are reimbursed per event. The following fields are required for completion of this screen.
Unit/Program
The unit and program number of the service that is reported. Each service is entered into DARTS using a unit number and program code. Therefore, before initially entering any data and whenever corrected or
updated software is received, all provider unit number and program codes should be verified to reduce
the incidence of data rejection. The Unit and Program number(s) are displayed in the
AProvider
Unit/Program File.
@ If services are delivered at multiple sites using the same unit number and program code, additional screens will be displayed listing the unique addresses, procedure codes and dedicated funding categories for each individual site. It is especially important to verify all site numbers by address for the current fiscal year as these may vary from to year to year. All addresses should match those specified on
DASA facility licenses and Medicaid certifications and enrollments. Failure to verify this information or to notify DASA immediately if errors are discovered may result in data errors and possible delays or holds in disbursement or reimbursement for rendered services.
Year, Month
The year and month of the service.
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Funding Code
The funding code is what directs DARTS to the correct payment source for the service. The following codes are used:
DC - DARTS/Contract: A Service which is supported in full or in part by DASA CONTRACT
(Non-Medicaid) funding
DM - DARTS/Medicaid: A Service, which is supported in full or in part by DASA MEDICAID funding. Services linked to a DM code are processed and forwarded on to the Department of Healthcare and Family Services (HFS) for reimbursement. HFS produces the Medicaid Remittance Report.
DS - DARTS/Split Billing: A Service, which is supported, by both CONTRACT AND MEDICAID funding. This funding code is only used to report certain LEVEL III services in which the treatment cost is paid by Medicaid and domiciliary cost is paid by Contract.
Unique Client/Patient Identifier
The 9-digit Patient Unique Client Identifier must match an opening in DARTS.
Billing Begin and End Date
The Billing Begin Date through the Billing End Date reports the time period for which the provider is seeking payment. If billing Medicaid (
>DM= or >DS=), the patient must be eligible for Medicaid during this date. If the patient is not Medicaid eligible for the continuous stay, each continuous segment must be billed separately.
(Example: A patient enters a program on the 5th of the month, and he stays through the 25th of that month; however, the patient is NOT Medicaid eligible on the 10th and 11th. Two
>DM= or >DS= billing records would be created. The first record would be for the 5th through the 9th. The second record would be the 12th through the 25th.)
Additionally, when a Level III or Recovery Home service spans two months, the service must be entered as two separate transactions. Example: There would be two entries for a patient who receives a Level III or
Recovery Home service from 07/15/2011 through 08/04/2011. The first would be 07/15/2011 - 07/31/2011, and the second would be 08/01/2011 - 08/04/2011.
Number of Days
This number is automatically computed by the dates entered into the Billing Begin and End Date fields.
Procedure Code
This field is not entered by the user. When the date/unit/program/funding code and billing type are entered,
DARTS will check the Unit/Program file to assure that the agency has been funded for the type of service entered and will complete the procedure code automatically.
DASA HELP
– E-MAIL:
– FAX: 217.558.4656
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Service Reporting Information
The following procedure codes (linked to the funding code) are used for LEVEL III service:
If the program is MEDICAID CERTIFIED and ENROLLED for DAY TREATMENT or
MEDICALLY MONITORED DETOXIFICATION and also has other CONTRACT funding:
Funding
Code
ADS@
DCY - Youth Residential Day Treatment (treatment portion of bill paid by Medicaid); AND
RBD - Residential Domiciliary (room and board portion of bill paid by Contract)
DCA - Adult Residential Day Treatment (treatment portion of bill paid by Medicaid); AND
RBD - Residential Domiciliary (room and board portion of bill paid by Contract)
DXT - Medically Monitored Detoxification Treatment (treatment portion of bill paid by
Medicaid) AND
DXB - Medically Monitored Detoxification Domiciliary (room and board portion of bill paid by Contract)
If the program is MEDICAID CERTIFIED and ENROLLED for DAY TREATMENT or
MEDICALLY MONITORED DETOXIFICATION; BUT has no other CONTRACT funding or is billed after the final submission date when contract funds for the previous fiscal year can no longer be accessed, the following procedure codes will be used for billing:
Funding
Code
ADM@
DCY - Youth Residential Day Treatment (treatment portion only will be billed)
DCA - Adult Residential Day Treatment (treatment portion only will be billed)
DXT - Medically Monitored Detoxification Treatment (treatment portion only will be billed)
If the program is JCAHO accredited and Medicaid CERTIFIED for Residential Rehabilitation Youth or enrolled for Medially Monitored Detoxification in a hospital subacute setting, the following procedure codes may be used for billing:
Funding
Code
ADM@
RHY - Residential Rehabilitation Youth
DXD - Medically Monitored Detoxification
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Table of contents
- 5 SECTION I - How to Get Started
- 5 What is DARTS and How is it Used?
- 5 How and When is Data Submitted?
- 5 When Do I Get Paid?
- 5 How Do I Get Started?
- 5 What Information Should be Entered into DARTS?
- 5 What is the Process for Obtaining Information to Input into DARTS?
- 6 Where Do I Start?
- 6 What are the Keyboard Functions?
- 7 What are National Outcome Measures (NOMs) and How Do They Relate to DARTS?
- 7 Unit/Program
- 7 Dedicated Funding Category Window (Non-Medicaid)
- 9 SECTION II - Demographics
- 9 How Do I Enter Information into DARTS?
- 9 OPENING: How is a Client/Patient Opened into DARTS?
- 15 Demographic Screen
- 19 Screen
- 22 DISCHARGE: How is a Client/Patient Closed from DARTS?
- 23 Screen
- 30 SECTION III - Service Reporting
- 30 How Do I Enter Delivered Services into DARTS?
- 30 What Types of Services Can Be Entered?
- 31 Hourly
- 36 Revision Code
- 37 What are Some Examples of Types of Hourly Services and How They Would Be Entered?
- 40 Services
- 43 Medicaid Spend Down (Due from Patient)
- 45 Services
- 46 Service Reporting Screen: Childcare Residential
- 48 Service Reporting Screen: Toxicology
- 50 SECTION VI - PC Reports - Main Menu
- 50 What are PC Reports and How Do I Use Them?
- 52 SERVICE REPORTS: What are the Types of Service Reports That Can Be Printed?
- 52 Billing Report
- 53 Hourly Services Report
- 54 Daily Services Report
- 56 Specialized Services Report
- 57 Medicaid Transaction Report
- 58 DEMOGRAPHIC REPORTS: What are the Types of Demographic Reports That Can Be Printed?
- 59 Demographic Master File Report
- 60 Client/Patient Demographic Transaction Report
- 61 Mobius Document Direct
- 63 SECTION VII - Utility Functions - Main Menu
- 63 What are Utility Functions?
- 63 Create Submission Files
- 63 FTP Submission
- 66 Diskette Submission
- 66 Change DARTS Password
- 67 Diskette File Counter
- 68 Resubmit a File to DASA
- 68 Clear Record Locks
- 68 Update Unit/Program File
- 69 Client/Patient Master Rollover
- 70 SECTION VIII - Backing Up DARTS Files!
- 71 SECTION IX - Help Desk Guidelines
- 72 SECTION X - Tables of Commonly Used Data Elements
- 72 Setting Codes
- 72 Program Numbers
- 73 SECTION XI - Data Submission ErrorsHow to Correct Them and Prevent Future Errors
- 78 ADDENDUM I - Mobius User Manual
- 86 Index