MI SB0450

Amends the 1939 Public Assistance Act to add section 108a, establishing definitions and requirements for complex rehabilitation technology coverage.

Defines "complex needs patient" as an individual with a diagnosis resulting in significant physical impairment or functional limitation, including spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, and other specified conditions, and must meet medical necessity requirements.

Defines "complex rehabilitation technology" as individually configured durable medical equipment including complex manual and power wheelchairs, adaptive seating and positioning items, standing frames, and gait trainers that meet specific medical, physical, and functional needs.

Establishes requirements for "qualified complex rehabilitation technology suppliers," including accreditation by recognized organizations, Medicare enrollment, employment of certified professionals, physical presence during evaluations, and capability to provide service and repair.

Defines "qualified health care professional" as a licensed health care provider with no financial relationship to the supplier who performs specialty evaluations within their scope of practice.

Effective immediately upon enactment, conditioned on Senate Bill No. 449 of the 102nd Legislature being enacted into law.