MassHealth limits therapy services to one individual and one group session per member daily, with maintenance program training included in regular visits rather than billed separately.
MassHealth reimburses hospital-based home health agencies under 130 CMR 410.442 using outpatient payment methodology for acute services and the rate schedule in 130 CMR 403.000 for non-acute services.
MassHealth covers comprehensive outpatient family planning services including contraception, STI screening, cervical cancer screening, and reproductive health counseling at no cost to eligible beneficiaries.
MassHealth covers out-of-state abortion services only when unavailable in Massachusetts and prior authorization is obtained from the member, provider, or referral agency.
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission requires medical marijuana establishments to obtain prior approval before changing location, ownership, control, structure, or name, with procedures delegated to the Executive Director for certain approvals.
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission designates most records as public but exempts trade secrets, personal information, criminal history, and medical records from disclosure under state law.
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission regulation 935 CMR 500.803 sets suitability standards for Laboratory Agent applicants, barring those with pending felony proceedings, outstanding warrants, false submissions, license disputes, or drug convic…
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission regulation 935 CMR 500.840 clarifies that cannabis rules do not supersede landlord, employer, law enforcement, or other regulatory agency rights, and do not permit impaired operation of vehicles or aircraft.
Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services establishes per diem payment rates for adult long-term residential services provided to state agencies; effective July 1, 2026.
Medical Marijuana Establishments and Host Communities must submit written plans of correction within ten business days of receiving deficiency statements, specifying corrective steps and timetables for Commission review and approval.
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