Kansas Administrative Code

Physician. (a) (1) A physician shall be selected by the promoter and licensed by the commission for each contest. This physician shall be in charge of the physical examinations of the contestants as required by the act and these reg- ulations, shall be present at ringside during …

(7) The request for a permit shall be received by the commission no later than 30 days before the date of the event. Each request for a permit received less than 30 days but more than 14 days before the date of the event shall be accompanied by a late fee of $60. Each request for…

Referee. (a) A referee shall be present at each contest to make determinations as required by the act and these regulations re- garding the conduct of each bout in the contest and the conduct of the contestants and the con- testants’ seconds while the contestants or seconds are i…

Second. (a) (1) A maximum of three seconds shall be allowed for each contes- tant. However, four seconds for each contestant may be authorized by the commission for special events. One of the seconds shall be designated as the chief second, and this designation shall be an- nounc…

Timekeeper. (a) Each timekeeper shall have the following equipment: (1) A bell; (2) a horn; (3) a clapper; (4) a whistle; and (5) two stopwatches. (b) A timekeeper shall be present at each con- test and shall perform the following duties: (1) The timekeeper shall sound the bell a…

Professional boxing, profession- al kickboxing, professional bare-knuckle fighting, and professional full-contact kara- te contests. (a) Each ring used for profession- al boxing, professional kickboxing, professional bare-knuckle fighting, or professional full-contact karate cont…

Professional and amateur mixed martial arts contests. Each ring used for profes- sional or amateur mixed martial arts contests shall meet either the requirements of K.A.R. 128-5-1 or the following requirements for the fenced-in area: (a) Each fenced-in area used in a contest of m…

Approval of nationally recog- nized amateur sanctioning organization. (a) Each nationally recognized amateur sanctioning organization seeking approval by the commission shall submit an application on a form provided by the commission. The application shall include information out…

Professional boxing. Each pro- fessional boxing contest shall be conducted in accordance with this regulation. (a) Each bout of professional boxing shall consist of at least four rounds but no more than 12 rounds. Each round involving male contestants shall be no more than three …

Professional kickboxing. Each professional kickboxing contest shall be conduct- ed in accordance with this regulation. (a) Each round involving male contestants shall be no more than three minutes in length, with a one-minute rest period between rounds. Each round involving femal…

Professional mixed martial arts contests. Except as otherwise specified in this regulation, each professional mixed martial arts contest shall be conducted in accordance with this regulation. If a contestant is a professional in boxing, kickboxing, or karate, the contestant shall…

Grappling. The north American grappling association’s “no gi rules,” dated January 31, 2012, is hereby adopted by reference, except for the following portions: (a) In the table on page 11, the two rows of text applicable to “Kids (ages 13 and under) & Teens (ages 14-17) Novice, B…

Pankration. The rule book by the U.S.A. federation of pankration athlima titled “class ‘B’ limited contact pankration aka combat grappling,” dated March 1, 2012, is hereby adopt- ed by reference, except for the following portions: (a) Article VI; (b) article VII; (c) article VIII…

Professional bare-knuckle fight- ing. Each professional bare-knuckle fighting (BKF) contest, also known as a professional bare-knuckle boxing contest, shall be conducted in accordance with this regulation. (a) Each bout of professional BKF shall consist of at least four rounds bu…

Definitions. (a) “Affordable care act” and “ACA” mean the patient protection and affordable care act of 2010, public law 111-148, as amended by the health care and education recon- ciliation act of 2010, public law 111-152, and any subsequent amendments. (b) “Applicant” means any…

Reimbursement. (a) Each provider with a current signed provider agree- ment shall be paid a per diem rate for services furnished to Kansas medical assistance-eligible residents. Payment shall be for the type of med- ical or health care required by the resident, as determined by t…

Financial data. (a) General. The per diem rate or rates for providers partici- pating in the Kansas medical assistance program shall be based on an audit or desk review of the costs reported to provide resident care in each facility. The basis for conducting these audits or revie…

Cost reports. (a) Historical cost data. (1) For cost reporting purposes, each provid- er shall submit the “nursing facility financial and statistical report,” form MS-2004, revised August 2004 and hereby adopted by reference, complet- ed in accordance with the accompanying instru…

Per diem rates of reimburse- ment. (a) Per diem rates for existing nursing fa- cilities. (1) The determination of per diem rates shall be made, at least annually, using base-year cost infor- mation submitted by the provider and retained for cost auditing and analysis. (A) The bas…

Per diem rates; effective dates. (a) Effective date of per diem rates for on- going providers filing calendar year cost reports. The effective date of a new per diem rate that is based on information and data in the nursing facil- ity cost report for the calendar year shall be Ju…

Definitions for intermediate care facility for mentally retarded (ICF-MR). (a) “Accrual basis of accounting” means that the revenue of the provider is reported in the period whentherevenueisearned,regardlessofwhenitis collected, and expenses are reported in the period in which th…

ICF-MR reimbursement. (a)(1)Eachproviderwithacurrentsignedprovider agreementshallbepaidaperdiemrateforservices furnishedtoeligibleKansasmedicalassistancepro- gram clients. Payment shall be for the type of med- ical or health care required by the beneficiary as determined by eithe…

Nonreimbursable costs. (a) Costs not related to resident care, as set forth in K.A.R. 30-10-1a, shall not be considered in com- puting reimbursable costs. In addition, the follow- ing expenses or costs shall not be allowed: (1) Fees paid to nonworking directors and the salaries o…

Costs allowed with limita- tions. (a) The following amortized expenses or costs shall be allowed with limitations: (1) The provider shall amortize loan acquisition fees and standby fees over the life of the related loan if the loan is related to resident care. (2) Only the follow…

Real and personal property fee. (a) A real and personal property fee shall be developed by the agency in lieu of an allowable cost for ownership or lease expense, or both. The fee shall be facility-specific and shall not change as a result of change of ownership, a change in leas…

Interest expense. (a) Only necessary interest on working capital or person- 863 Adult Care Home Program 129-10-27 al property loans shall be an allowable expense. Interest on real estate or personal property cov- ered by the real and personal property fee in accordance with K.A.R…

Central office costs. (a) Alloca- tion of costs. Allocation of central office costs shall be reasonable, conform to general accounting rules, and allowed only to the extent that the cen- tral office is providing a service normally available in the nursing facility. Central office…

Responsibilities of, assess- ment of, and disbursements for the nursing facility quality care assessment program. (a) In addition to the terms defined in K.S.A. 75-7435 and amendments thereto, each of the following terms shall have the meaning specified in this subsection, unless…

Definitions. The terms defined in K.A.R. 129-1-1 shall be applicable to this ar- ticle. In addition and for purposes of this arti- cle, each of the following terms shall have the meaning specified in this regulation, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (a) “Capi- tate…

Application process. (a) An application for kancare-CHIP shall be made by an applicant or by another person authorized to act on the applicant’s behalf. (b) An application for kancare-CHIP shall be made using a department-approved form. The applicant or person authorized to act o…

Reenrollment process. (a) Each recipient shall reenroll for the program by providing the department with information on the recipient’s current situation and having an oppor- tunity to review the eligibility factors so that the department can redetermine the recipient’s eligi- bi…

(Authorized by K.S.A. 2005 Supp. 75-7412; implementing K.S.A. 2005 Supp. 75-7412 and 75-7413, as amended by L. 2006, ch. 4, § 2; effective Aug. 11, 2006; revoked, T-129-10- 31-13, Nov. 1, 2013; revoked Feb. 28, 2014.)

Responsibilities of applicants and recipients. Each applicant or recipient shall meetthefollowingrequirements:(a)Submitanap- plication for medical assistance on a department- approved form. Any applicant may withdraw the application between the date the application is submitted a…

Act on own behalf. (a) For purposes of this regulation, each of the following terms shall have the meaning specified in this sub- section: (1) “Emancipated minor” means either of the following: (A) A person who is aged 16 or 17 and who is or has been married; or (B) a person who …

Residence. Each applicant or recipient shall be a resident of Kansas. Temporary absence from a state with subsequent return to the state, or intent to return when the purposes of the absence have been accomplished, shall not be considered to interrupt continuity of residence. Res…

Citizenship and alienage. (a) Each applicant or recipient shall be a citizen of the United States or shall be a noncitizen who meets either of the following conditions: (1) The individual entered the United States before August 22, 1996 and meets one of the fol- lowing conditions…

Cooperation. (a) Establish- ment of eligibility. Each applicant or recipient shall cooperate with the department in the estab- lishment of the applicant’s or recipient’s eligibility by providing all information necessary to deter- mine eligibility as provided in K.A.R. 129-14-23.…

Providers. (a) Subject to provid- er availability, any recipient may be required to be enrolled in a managed care option in order to access covered program services. (b) Managed care contractors shall be selected by the secretary from willing providers, as deter- mined by the sec…

Public institution. (a) Defini- tions. For purposes of this regulation, each of the following terms shall have the meaning specified in this subsection: (1) “Institution” means an establishment that furnishes food, shelter, and some form of treat- ment or services to four or more…

Insurancecoverage.(a)Anap- plicant or recipient shall not currently be covered under a “group health plan” or under “health in- surance coverage” as defined in 42 U.S.C. 300gg- 91. The applicant or recipient shall not be consid- ered covered if the applicant or recipient does not…

Premium payment require- ment.(a)Ifthetotalmonthlyapplicableincomein a family group exceeds 166 percent of the official federal poverty-level income guidelines, the fam- 874 KDHE—DIVISION OF HEALTH CARE FINANCE 129-14-33 ily shall pay a monthly premium for coverage in kancare-CHI…

Assistance plan. (a) The as- sistance plan shall consist of those persons in the household as determined in subsections (b) through (f). (b) For each person who is not claimed as a tax dependent by any other taxpayer and is expected to file a tax return, the household shall consi…

Financial eligibility. (a) Defi- nitions. For purposes of this regulation, each of the following terms shall have the meaning speci- fied in this subsection: (1) “Household income” means the sum of the MAGI-based income of every individual includ- ed in the individual’s household…

Treatment of income. (a) For purposes of this regulation, “prospective monthly amount” shall mean an amount that is projected for purposes of determining an applicant’s or re- cipient’s monthly income. All earned income and unearned income received or expected to be re- ceived in…

Applicable income. For pur- poses of this regulation, “applicable income” shall mean the amount of earned income and unearned income that is compared with the ap- propriate income standard to establish financial eligibility. All earned income and unearned in- come shall be consid…

Overpayments. Each recipient who receives an overpayment, whether caused by the department or the individual, shall repay the amount of the overpayment, either by voluntary action or through administrative processes includ- ing recoupment and legal action. (Authorized by and impl…

Discontinuance of assistance. A recipient’s participation in kancare-CHIP shall be discontinued if the recipient no longer meets one or more of the applicable eligibility require- ments. (Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. 2012Supp.65-1,254and75-7403;effective,T-129- 10-31-13,…

Scope of services. The services provided to children enrolled in kancare-CHIP shall be Kansas medicaid services as specified in K.A.R. 30-5-58 through 30-5-310 and K.A.R. 129-5-1 through 129-5-118b. (Authorized by and implementing K.S.A. 2012 Supp. 65-1,254 and 75-7403; effective…

Presumptive eligibility. (a) Each child, as defined in K.A.R. 129-14-2, shall be eligible for a presumptive period if a qualified entity, as specified in K.A.R. 129-14-52, designat- ed by the department determines that the child meets the presumptive eligibility requirements. (b)…

Presumptive eligibility to be determined by qualified entities. (a) Each qualified entity shall be designated by the depart- ment to make determinations of presumptive eli- gibility as specified in K.A.R. 129-14-51. (b) Each qualified entity shall meet the require- ments of 42 C.…