1 TAC § 382.113. Covered and Non-covered Services

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Texas Administrative Code › Title 1 ADMINISTRATION › Part 15 TEXAS HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION › Chapter 382 WOMEN'S HEALTH SERVICES › 1 TAC § 382.113

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(a) Covered services provided through FPP include:

(1) contraceptive services;

(2) pregnancy testing and counseling;

(3) preconception health screenings for:

(A) obesity;

(B) hypertension;

(C) diabetes;

(D) cholesterol;

(E) smoking; and

(F) mental health;

(4) sexually transmitted infection (STI) services;

(5) limited pharmacological treatment for the following chronic conditions:

(A) hypertension;

(B) diabetes; and

(C) high cholesterol;

(6) breast and cervical cancer screening and diagnostic services:

(A) radiological procedures including mammograms;

(B) screening and diagnosis of breast cancer; and

(C) diagnosis and treatment of cervical dysplasia;

(7) immunizations;

(8) limited pharmacological treatment for postpartum depression;

(9) health history and physical exam;

(10) mental health counseling/treatment, including:

(A) individual, family, and group psychotherapy services; and

(B) psychological testing administration and evaluation;

(11) health behavior intervention, including:

(A) screening, brief intervention, and referral for treatment;

(B) smoking cessation services; and

(C) medication-assisted treatment;

(12) cardiovascular and coronary condition management, including:

(A) cardiovascular evaluation imaging and laboratory studies;

(B) blood pressure monitoring equipment; and

(C) antihypertensive medications; and

(13) diabetes management, including:

(A) laboratory studies;

(B) additional injectable insulin options; and

(C) blood glucose testing supplies.

(b) Non-covered services in FPP include:

(1) counseling on and provision of abortion services; and

(2) other services that cannot be appropriately billed with a permissible procedure code.

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