18.2 Benefits, Limitations, and Authorization RequirementsThe CSHCN Services Program provides benefits for expendable medical supplies for eligible clients. An expendable medical supply is defined as an item necessary to carry out a medical procedure or to maintain the client's health at home. Expendable is defined as being intended for single or short-term use before being discarded. Most supplies are not reusable and will be discarded after use. Some supplies, including but not limited to straight catheters, may be cleaned and reused. Supplies are a benefit only for those clients residing at home. Expendable medical supplies are limited to a quantity used by the typical client. Prior authorization is required with documentation of medical necessity supports additional quantities greater than maximum limitations listed in the tables below for a client with exceptional needs. Some expendable medical supplies related to feeding, incontinence supplies, and respiratory supplies are limited in the amounts allowed per month. The following tables provide listings of these supplies and limitation amounts. Refer to: Section 4.3, "Prior Authorizations," on page 4-4 for detailed information about authorization requirements. Incontinence Supplies
Wound Care Supplies
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