Kentucky's Office for Children with Special Health Care Needs repeals 911 KAR 001:090 to align with regulatory modernization initiatives.
Kentucky Department for Medicaid Services amends CHILD Waiver reimbursement procedures under 907 KAR 002:725 to comply with KRS Chapter 13A drafting requirements.
Kentucky's CHILD Waiver Program amendments to long-term services and supports regulations address participant-directed services requirements under KRS 205.5606 across multiple regulatory sections.
Department for Public Health amends clinical program application procedures under 911 KAR 001:010 to comply with KRS Chapter 13A drafting and formatting requirements.
Department for Public Health amends WIC vendor authorization criteria under 902 KAR 018:050 to align with Kentucky Revised Statutes Chapter 13A drafting and formatting requirements.
WIC fair hearing procedures amended to comply with KRS Chapter 13A requirements under 902 KAR 018:040.
Department for Public Health updates WIC participant violation procedures under 902 KAR 018:031 to align with Kentucky Revised Statutes Chapter 13A drafting requirements.
Kentucky's freestanding birthing center regulations require two NRP-certified staff including licensed midwives, private patient rooms, separate clean and soiled material areas, and updated hospital transfer agreements per amended 902 KAR 020:150.
Department for Public Health amends WIC program eligibility and certification procedures under 902 KAR 018:021 to comply with Kentucky Revised Statutes Chapter 13A drafting requirements.
Department for Public Health amends WIC program definitions under 902 KAR 018:011 to comply with Kentucky Revised Statutes Chapter 13A drafting requirements.
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