This bill amends the Medicaid program in Iowa to streamline the reimbursement process for the repair of complex rehabilitation technology. Specifically, it states that the Department of Health and Human Services will not require a prescription or prior authorization for providers seeking reimbursement for repairs, provided that the complex rehabilitation technology was previously prescribed and reimbursed under Medicaid. This change aims to facilitate access to necessary repairs for individuals who rely on such equipment for their daily living needs.

Additionally, the bill defines "complex rehabilitation technology" as items classified under the Medicare program as durable medical equipment, which are tailored to meet the specific medical, physical, and functional needs of individuals. This definition ensures clarity in what constitutes complex rehabilitation technology within the context of Medicaid reimbursement. Overall, the bill seeks to improve the efficiency of the Medicaid program by reducing bureaucratic hurdles for necessary equipment repairs.