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Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act, 1993 (Act No. 130 of 1993)Scale of FeesAnnual Increase in Medical Tariffs for Medical Service Providers - 2022Private Hospitals Gazette 2023Private Hospitals Tariff of Fees from 1 April 2023Acute and Sub-Acute Rehabilitation |
Acute and Sub-Acute Rehabilitation Rules
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Acute Rehabilitation Hospitals: Practice 59 General Ward |
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1.1 |
General ward for Rehabilitation Hospitals |
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All patients transferred from, Acute hospital 57/58, Acute Rehabilitation (practice 59) or Sub-acute Rehabilitation (practice 49), motivation from the treating doctor and approval letter from the Compensation Fund is required for proper case management. |
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H010 |
General Rehabilitation ward per day (Inclusive fee: ward fee, general rehabilitation management (Physiotherapy, Doctors, Nursing, Occupational Therapy)
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6643.75 |
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1.2 |
Sub-Acute Rehabilitation Hospitals Practice 49 |
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Admission to the facility should be motivated for by the treating principal or primary doctor and should be pre-authorised.
Private sub-acute facilities shall indicate the exact time of admission and discharge on all invoices.
This guide caters for services rendered by sub-acute facilities only but excludes services by related health care providers like physiotherapy, medical practitioners, occupational therapy, dieticians, speech therapist, clinical psychologist, social workers, etc. Employees of the sub acute facility are not allowed to submit their own individual claim/s.
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H020 |
Sub-Acute Rehabilitation ward per day, Professionals are charged separately i.e. Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation Doctors, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, speech Therapist, Clinical Psychologist, social workers
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3977.01 |