PROVIDER UPDATE
VOLUME 8, NUMBER 3
JUNE 1991
RECIPIENT ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION SYSTEM
We would like to encourage providers to use our new computerized Recipient
Eligibility Verification System. To
access the system, providers must telephone (800)
776-6323 and have their seven-digit Provider I.D. number, as well as the
appropriate thirteen-digit recipient number and date of service, available.
Procedural instructions will be given via voice response prompt messages.
Those providers who are familiar with the procedures for entering
information need not wait for the voice response prompt messages; instead, they
may begin entering information as soon as they have accessed the system.
To discontinue the service providers must press *9
on their touch-tone telephones. Otherwise,
the service will be continued for another 90 seconds, even if the provider has
already hung up the telephone.
AUDIT ADJUSTMENTS
Frequently, the term "audit adjustment" will appear on a provider's
remittance advice. As a result, the
provider often calls Unisys for an explanation of the adjustment.
However, since letters concerning audit adjustments are mailed prior to RA
messages, providers should contact their hospital administrators to see if a
letter has arrived before they call Unisys.
PROCEDURAL CHANGES FOR 078 CLAIMS
The procedures for the review of claims which are denied or which pend with
error code 078 (send to BHSF for review and pricing.) have been changed
effective April 1, 1991. Now,
providers should send 078 claims and medical reports for review and pricing to
the following address:
Attention:
Medical Review Team
Unisys/LA Medicaid
P. O. Box 91020
Baton Rouge, LA 70821
ANESTHESIOLOGISTS & CRNAS
CHANGE IN TERMINOLOGY
The Bureau of Health Services Financing has made the terminology "non
personally medically directed," in reference to CRNAs, obsolete.
Effective April 1, 1991, CRNAs who practice under the supervision of a doctor
other than an anesthesiologist or a dentist will be referred to as
"non-anesthesiologist-directed" CRNAs.
REMOVAL OF PRIOR AUTHORIZATION REQUIREMENTS
Effective with date of service May 1, 1991, anesthesiologists and CRNAs will
no longer have to obtain prior authorization for the surgical procedures listed
on pages 5-3d through 5-3p of the Professional
Services Provider Manual.
ANESTHESIA CLAIMS FOR STERILIZATION
Anesthesiologists and CRNAs who provide anesthesia for patients on whom
sterilizations are performed must attach Form 96, Consent to Sterilization, to
their claims for reimbursement. When billing for an epidural given at the time of delivery,
one's claim for CPT-4 code 62279 must be accompanied by a consent form if a
sterilization was performed after the delivery.
HOSPITALS
REQUESTS FOR RESERVATIONS
Hospitals no longer need to request reservations for recipients under the age
of 21. Effective June 15, 1991,
Medicaid of Louisiana will no longer process reservations for recipients under
the age of 21, regardless of the date of service.
CORRECTION
Providers should note that the article in the April 1991 Provider
Update discussion Medicaid of Louisiana's policy on requests for adjustment
of cost per discharge limits contained some errors.
Items "c" and "d" read incorrect as follows:
c.
Convert the target amount for current period to a per diem amount by
multiplying the target for the cost reporting period by the number of discharges
and dividing by the number of Medicaid days.
d."Multiply
the per diem amount for the current period by the base period discharges and
divide by the base period days to determine a revised target amount."
Instead Items "c" and "d" should read as follows:
c.
Convert the target amount for current period to a per diem amount by
multiplying the target rate for the cost reporting period by the base period
number of discharges and dividing by the base period number of Medicaid days.
d. Multiply the revised per diem amount for the current period by the current
period days to determine a revised target amount.
PHYSICIANS
PICKING AND CHOOSING SERVICES
The Bureau of Health Services Financing has adopted the rule stated on the
following page effective March 20, 1991.
RULE:
Practitioners who participate as providers of medical services shall bill
Medicaid for all covered services performed on behalf of an eligible individual
who has been accepted by the provider as a Medicaid patient.
This rule, first published as a Notice of Intent in the Louisiana
Register of December 20, 1990, and subsequently republished in the issue
dated March 20, 1991, prohibits Medicaid providers from "picking and
choosing" the services for which they agree to accept a client's Medicaid
card as payment in full for services rendered.
In other words, effective March 20, 1991, practitioners who participate in
Medicaid of Louisiana must bill Medicaid for all
services covered by Medicaid of Louisiana which they may provide to their
clients.
CPT-4 PROCEDURE CODE 92585
CPT-4 procedure code 92585 (Brainstem evoked response recording) has been
placed on the Professional Component File.
Physicians may now bill for interpretation of this procedure by attaching
modifier -26 to the code and submitting it to Unisys for payment.
Interpretations by contracted physicians should be billed by the billing
office to whom the physician is contracted.
Interpretations by noncontracted physicians should be billed by the
physician's billing office. At no
time should there be duplicate billing of this code or any other code.
The fee for code 92585-26 is $35.00.
OUTPATIENT CHEMOTHERAPY DRUGS
The drugs listed below, which became payable on date of service July 1, 1990,
should be added to the list of similar drugs on page 4-17 of the Professional
Services Provider Manual.
Code: J9381
Drug: BCG Intravesical
Trade Name: Theracys Tice BCG
Dosage: 27mg
Indication: Bladder Cancer
Fee: $72.42 per unit (Maximum # of
units billable per day = 3)
Code: J9382
Drug: BICNU Powder
Trade Name: Carmustine
Dosage: 100mg
Indication: Brain Tumors, Hodgkin's
Disease, Myeloma
Fee: $65.36 per unit (Maximum # of
units billable per day = medically necessary dosage
Code: J9383
Drug: Goserelin Acetate4 Implant
Trade Name: Zoladex
Dosage: 3.6 mg
Indication: Prostatic Cancer
Fee: $318.75 per unit (Maximum # of
units billable per day = 1)
Code: J9384
Drug: Streptozocin
Trade Name: Zanosar
Dosage: 1000mg
Indication: Pancreatic Cancer
Fee: $50.04 (Maximum # of units
billable per day = medically necessary dosage)
Code: J9385
Drug: Thiotepa Powder
Trade Name: Thiotepa
Dosage: 15mg
Indication: Carcinoma of the Ovary,
Breast, or Bladder
Fee: $49.95 per unit (Maximum # of
units billable per day = medically necessary dosage)
Code J9388
Drug: Etoposide
Trade Name: VePesid
Dosage: 20mg/ml
Indication: Lung Cancer, Testicular
Tumors
Fee: $22.47 per unit (Maximum # of
units billable per day = medically necessary dosage)
Code: J9390
Drug: BCG Tice Vaccine
Trade Name: BCG Tice
Dosage: 50mg
Indication: Bladder Cancer
Fee: $147.50 per unit (Maximum # of
units billable per day = 1)
Providers should continue to bill one of the "W" codes listed on
page 4-17 of the Professional Services
Provider Manual for the administering of these drugs.
PHYSICIANS & HOSPITALS
FORM 152-N
Form 152-N (Title XIX Medical Assistance Medical Eligibility Inquiry for
Newborns) is the form used to verify a child's birth to a Medicaid recipient.
This form serves as documentation of the child's name, date of birth,
race, and enumeration.
To expedite certification of these newborns for Medicaid, it is imperative
that the medical provider report the child's name on the form exactly as it
appears on the form used to acquire an official Certification
of Live Birth from the State of Louisiana.
PHYSICIANS AND FAMILY PLANNING CLINICS
NORPLANT CONTRACEPTIVE IMPLANT
The Bureau of Health Services Financing has funded the Norplant contraceptive
implant effective with date of service May 1, 1991.
All providers should bill code 58302 for the Norplant kit plus insertion
and code 58303 for Norplant removal. The
reimbursement for the kit and insertion will be $450.00, and the fee for removal
will be $65.00.
PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS
RECRUITMENT OF KID-MED PHYSICIANS
Medicaid of Louisiana is pleased to announce that over fifty physicians have
enrolled as KID-MED (EPSDT) screening providers since EPSDT physician
recruitment efforts began. A
description of the program first appeared in the October 1990 Provider
Update. Governor Roemer
recently sent out a letter to primary care physicians to encourage participation
in Medicaid and KID-MED.
KID-MED (formerly known as Louisiana's EPSDT program) is a comprehensive
health program of prevention and treatment for Medicaid recipients under the age
of 21. Participating providers may
set limitations on the children they wish to screen.
They must follow an established protocol and see children for regular
comprehensive medical, vision, and hearing screenings which generally follow the
Academy of Pediatrics' guidelines.
A physician consultant and/or nurse from the BHSF will visit the physician's
office as part of the enrollment process to provide an orientation and to make a
site inspection. Currently,
providers are responsible for care coordination on KID-MED patients.
However, Medicaid of Louisiana plans to contract an outside firm this
fall to manage the program. This
firm will assist KID-MED providers in scheduling patients, rescheduling missed
appointments, arranging transportation, improving patient compliance, and
referring for appropriate diagnosis and treatment.
The contractor will also be responsible for recipient outreach, linking
recipients with providers, provider enrollment and recruitment, and provider
monitoring.
KID-MED fees are summarized below:
$60.00 - Medical screening includes a
complete physical exam, history, measurements, developmental screening,
immunization status determination, lab work, blood pressure, nutritional
assessment, and health education (Immunizations, diagnosis and treatment, and
additional lab work are billed separately.)
$4.00
- Vision screening
$4.00 - Hearing screening
Physicians or registered nurses must perform the screenings.
A physician may also bill a limited office visit for diagnosis and
treatment provided on the date of the screening.
Medicaid of Louisiana continues to recruit physicians to be KID-MED
providers. A special thanks is
extended to the Louisiana Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the
Academy of Family Physicians for their enthusiastic support.
To request a KID-MED provider enrollment packet and provider manual,
providers should contact Unisys, Provider Relations at (504) 924-5040.
For more information about KID-MED, providers should contact Suzanne
Danilson, Medicaid Assistant Director, at (504) 342-3881.
DME SUPPLIERS
MODIFIERS
DME suppliers should not use modifiers on claims submitted to Medicaid.
If the supplier has to file a hard copy cross-over claim, he/she should
remove any modifiers that may have been used to bill Medicare.
PHARMACISTS AND PRESCRIBERS
IMMUNOSUPPRESSANT DRUGS
The following FDA-approved immunosuppressants and the Health Care Financing
Procedural Coding Structure are now covered under Medicare Part B beginning
September 1, 1990.
Sandimmune 25mg capsules, W9077
Sandimmune 100mg capsules, W9078
This benefit is for those recipients who have received a Medicare-covered
transplant, is subject to the Part B deductible and coinsurance provision, and
is limited to a one-year period following the transplant.
TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS
CORRECTION
On page eight of the April 1991 issue of the Provider
Update, the effective date for discontinuance of the procedure of prior
authorizing transportation claims for trips over 400 miles should have been
printed as 5/1/90, not 5/1/91.
CLARIFICATION OF PROVIDER SERVICE AREA POLICY
Service area is defined as the town and/or the area around the one where the
recipient lives. Recipients are to
be transported by providers in their service area.
If there are no providers in the service area, the nearest provider
should be used.
Some providers have opened "suboffices" in other service areas, and
other providers, in lieu of opening "suboffices," charge mileage from
the pickup point of the recipient in the service area to make their service
competitive with providers who have "suboffices" in that service area.
Consequently, Medicaid of Louisiana has issued policy regarding the
opening of "suboffices."
Providers who pen "suboffices" must specify where their base is
located and make this information available to the parish Office of Family
Support and the state agency. In
addition, providers should notify the state agency and the parish Office of
Family Support whenever they change their base.
To be competitive in a service area, a provider has a choice of the
following:
He may open a "suboffice" in that service area and charge mileage
from that base to return to that base, or
He may charge mileage from the pickup point of the recipient to the
return of that recipient to his pickup point.
However, he may not charge mileage from his base to the pickup point of
the recipient, nor may he charge from the point of return of that recipient to
his base.
THE MT-4 FORM
Providers are required to maintain a continuous Daily Trip Log (MT-4) for
each driver per day. An example of
the form in the only acceptable format (effective July 1, 1991) is provided in
the Attachments section of this issue
of the Provider Update.
Providers should use the attached form for copying their inventory.
The instructions for completion of the MT-4 are listed on the following page:
1.
Record the vehicle identification number as it appears on your vehicle
registration form. Please do not
confuse it with your internal identification.
2.
Record the month, date, and year on which the transport(s) occurred.
3.
Record the complete name of the driver.
4.
Record the vehicle odometer reading at he beginning of the day (from the
base or the point of pickup) and then at the end of the day (from the base or
the dropoff point). Calculate the
total miles driven and express the total in whole numbers; please do not use
tenths.
5.
Record the complete name of the recipient being transported.
6.
Record the scheduled appointment time.
Note whether it is A.M. or P.M.
7.
Record the following information relating to the point of origin:
-
Location/address where the trip began
-
If the recipient was not home or if the recipient refused transport
(Place a check mark in the "canceled column" if the
recipient was not home or if the recipient refused transport.)
-
The pickup time (Note whether it is A.M. or P.M.)
8.
Record the following information relating to the destination point:
9.
Record the trip odometer readings at the beginning and ending of each
trip.
10.
Calculate and record the total miles driven for that particular trip.
Please note that this is a continuous format, so the ending reading on
the first entry becomes the beginning reading for the second, etc.
You should also note that for two-way transports, each recipient must
have two separate entries: one for
the pickup and dropoff at the medical provider's location and the other for the
pickup and dropoff at the residence. Both
entries must be recorded in the actual sequence that they occurred.
Thus, the odometer readings will show a continuous flow.
11.
Calculate and record the total miles driven for all trips by the
individual driver for the day. This
total must agree with the "total miles driven" in Item 4
outlined above.
AMBULANCE TRANSPORTATION BILLING PROCEDURE
Medicaid of Louisiana would like to remind all ambulance transportation
providers of the correct billing procedures and new certification forms issued
August 1, 1990.
Transportation by ambulance requires the following two conditions:
1.
The patient must have a medical condition that prohibits travel by
another form of transportation, such as a van, automobile, or stretcher van
(where available.
2.
The patient must be transported to the closest facility, to the facility
specified by the patient's physician, or to a facility that offers special
services the patient requires.
In order to clarify the Medicaid policy concerning the medical necessity of
ambulance transportation, the attachment to Unisys Form 105 (Ambulance
Transportation Billing Form) has been revised and is now two separate forms:
Attachment 1 should be used for transport involving a nursing facility
resident. The nursing facility must complete and sign the
"Certification of Medical Necessity" portion of the document.
Either the facility must attach written orders from the patient's
physician, or the receiving physician must complete the "Physician's
Statement" section.
Attachment 2 should be used for transport involving recipients who do not
reside in nursing facilities. The
receiving physician must complete the "Certification of Medical
Necessity" portion of the document.
The appropriate attachment must be completed in order for payment to the
ambulance provider to be the approved. Copies of the forms are included in the Attachments section of this issue of the Provider Update.
Patients who are ambulatory or wheelchair-bound and whose condition does not
meet the medical necessity requirements for ambulance transport are to be
transported by nonemergency, nonambulance transportation methods.
To make arrangements for this type of transportation, the parish Office
of Family Support must be contacted at least two days in advance.
Failure to contact the parish office in a timely manner is not sufficient
justification for requesting ambulance transport.
NURSING FACILITIES
NURSING AIDE TRAINING
Listed below are the schools that have been approved for nurse aide training
programs:
Aberly, Inc.
1338 N. Cutting
Jennings, LA 70548
Advanced Training Designs, Inc.
2335 Wooddale
Baton Rouge, LA 70819
Alexandria Vo-Tech Institute
4311 South MacArthur Drive
Alexandria, Louisiana 71302-3137
Alfred Lawless Senior High School
5300 Law Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70117
American College
1316 Monroe Street
Vicksburg, Mississippi 39180
American Red Cross
(Washington, D.C.)
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
American Rehab. Consultant Service
6600 Plaza Drive, Suite 200
New Orleans, Louisiana 70127
Americo Tech Career Institute
4900 Chef Menteur Hwy.
New Orleans, Louisiana 70126
Ascension College
320 E. Ascension Street, Suite 2
Gonzales, Louisiana 70737
Ascension Vo-Tech School
P. O. Box 38
Sorrento, Louisiana 70778-0038
Avoyelles Vo-tech School
P. O. Box 307
Cottonport, Louisiana 71327
Bastrop Vo-Tech School
P. O. Box 1120
Bastrop, Louisiana 71220
Baton Rouge Vo-Tech Institute
3250 N. Acadian Thruway
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70805
Baytown Technical School
2013 Oak Park Blvd.
Lake Charles, Louisiana 70601
Belaire High School
12121 Tams Drive
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70815
Bunche Career Center
8101 Simon Street
Metairie, Louisiana 70003
Burns & Associates
317 Evelyn Drive
Luling, Louisiana 70070
Caddo Career Center
5950 Union Street
Shreveport, Louisiana 71108
Calcasieu Health Training Institute
100 Kingston Street
Sulphur, Louisiana 70663
Cameron College
2629 N. Causeway
Metairie, LA 70001
Cameron College
2740 Canal Street
New Orleans, LA 70179
Claiborne Technical Institute
P. O. Box 509
Homer, LA 71040
Clark College
3505 Fifth Street
Lake Charles, Louisiana 70605
Coastal College
320 Howze Beach Road
Slidell, LA 70461
Coastal College
2001 Canal Street, Ste. 101
New Orleans, LA 70112
Concordia Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 152
Ferriday, Louisiana 71334
County Schools, Inc.
P. O. Box 6278
Bridgeport, Connecticut 06606
Delta Career College
64 Homochitto
Natchez, Mississippi 39120
Delta Career College, Nursing Division
110 Bolton Ave.
Alexandria, Louisiana 71301
Delta Career College, Nursing Division
1900 Cameron Street
Lafayette, Louisiana 70506
Delta Career College, Nursing Division
1702 Hudson Lane
Monroe, Louisiana 71201
Delta Junior College
7290 Exchange Place
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70806
Delta Junior College
101 Collins Blvd., Suite B1
Covington, Louisiana 70433
Delta Junior College
3901 Tulane Avenue
New Orleans, LA 70119
Delta Junior College
511 Westbank Expressway
Gretna, Louisiana 70053
Delta Junior College
4133 H. Main Street
Houma, Louisiana 70364
Delta Junior College
3321 Hessmer Avenue
Metairie, Louisiana 70002
Delta-Ouachita Vo-Tech
609 Vocational Parkway
West Monroe, Louisiana 71291
Delta Schools
4549 Johnston Street
Lafayette, Louisiana 70503
Delta Schools
412 W. Admiral Doyle
New Iberia, Louisiana 70560
Domestic Home Care Institute
P. O. Box 67051
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70896-7051
Eastern College of Health Voc.
3540 I-10 Service Road
Metairie, Louisiana 70002
Elaine P. Numez Vo-Tech
3700 La Fontaine Street
Chalmette, Louisiana 70043
Eunice Vocational Center
P. O. Box 1127
Eunice, Louisiana 70535
Florida Parishes Vo-Tech School
P. O. Box 130
Greensburg, Louisiana 70441
Folkes Vo-Tech School
P. O. Box 808
Jackson, Louisiana 70748
Gulf Area Vo-Tech School
P. O. Box 878
Abbeville, Louisiana 70510
G.W. Carver High School
3059 Higgins Blvd.
New Orleans, Louisiana 70126
Hammond Area Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 489
Hammond, Louisiana 70404
Health Care Network
3900 Merton Drive
Raleigh, North Carolina 27609
Huey P. Long Memorial Vo-Tech
303 South Jones Road
Winnfield, Louisiana 71483
Institute of Electronic Technology
3349 Masonic Drive
Alexandria, Louisiana 71301
Institute of Electronic Technology
3521 Florida Street
Kenner, Louisiana 70065
Jefferson Davis Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 1327
1230 North Main Street
Jennings, Louisiana 70546-1327
Jefferson Parish Vo-Tech
5200 Blair Drive
Metairie, Louisiana 70001
Jefferson Parish West Bank Vo-Tech
475 Manhattan Blvd.
Harvey, Louisiana 70058
J.M. Frazier Vo-Tech
555 Julia Street
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802
Lafayette Parish Career Center
200 18th Street
Lafayette, Louisiana 70501
Lafayette Regional Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 4909
Lafayette, Louisiana 70502
Lafayette Training & Career Development Center
P. O. Box 2215
Lafayette, Louisiana 70502-2215
Lamar Salter Vo-Tech
Rt. 2, Box 25
Leesville, Louisiana 71446
Leesville High School
502 Berry Ave.
Leesville, Louisiana 71446
L.E. Rabouin High School
727 Carondelet Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
Lincoln Career Center
1429 Ames Blvd.
Marrero, Louisiana 70072
L.S.U. at Alexandria
Division of Nursing
Alexandria, Louisiana 71302-9633
Mansfield Vo-Tech
P.O. Box 1236
Mansfield, Louisiana 71052
Maranatha Quality Nursing Service
P. O. Box 897
DeQuincy, Louisiana 70633
Medical Management Enterprises
4379 Genoa Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70129-2666
Medical Personnel Pool
Metairie Center, Suite 430
2424 Edenborne at S. I-10 Serv. Rd.
Metairie, Louisiana 70001
Memorial Area Vo-Tech School
P. O. Box 725
New Roads, Louisiana 70760
Natchitoches Central Area Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 657
Natchitoches, Louisiana 71457
National Health Publishing
P. O. Box 1547
104 Madison Street
Albetville, Alabama 35950
New Iberia Sr. High Career Campus
100 Recreational Drive
New Iberia, Louisiana 70560
New Orleans Center for Health Careers
2009 Palmyra Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70112
New Orleans Job Cop Center
3801 Hollygrove Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70118
New Orleans Regional Vo-Tech
980 Navarre Ave.
New Orleans, Louisiana 70124
New Orleans Skilled Training Center
2025 Canal Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70112
Nicholls State University
Department of Nursing
P. O. Box 2148
Thibodaux, Louisiana 70312
Nightingale Training Center
P. O. Box 15
Brusly, Louisiana 70719
North Central Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 548
Farmerville, Louisiana 71241
Northeast Louisiana Vo-Tech School
1710 Warren Street
Winnsboro, Louisiana 71295
Northwest Louisiana Vo-Tech School
814 Constable Street
Minden, Louisiana 71058
Option Care
605 N. Lewis Street
New Iberia, LA 70560
O. Perry Walker Sr. High School
2832 General Meyer Ave.
New Orleans, Louisiana 70114
Peabody Magnet Extended Campus
3443 Prescott Road
Alexandria, Louisiana 71301
Plaquemine Senior High School
P. O. Box 326
Plaquemine, Louisiana 70764
Robinson Business College
1517 Jackson Street
Monroe, Louisiana 71202
Rod Brady Vo-Tech
303 South James Road
Winnefield, Louisiana 71483
(Geog. Jena, Louisiana)
Ruston Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 170
Ruston, Louisiana 71270
Rutledge College
2609 Canal Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70119
Sabine Valley Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 790
Many, Louisiana 71449
Saint Bernard Parish Community College
2500 Palmirano Blvd.
Chalmette, Louisiana 70043
Shreveport Job Corps Center
2815 Lillian Street
Shreveport, Louisiana 71109
Sidney Collier Memorial Vo-Tech
3727 Louise Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70126
Slidell Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 827
Slidell, Louisiana 70459
Southwest Louisiana Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 820
Crowley, Louisiana 70526
Southwest School of Health Careers
Plaza 24 Center
2424 Williams Blvd., Suite K
Kenner, Louisiana 70062
Southwest Tech
4725 Greenwook Road
Shreveport, Louisiana 71109
Sowela Technical Institute
P. O. Box 16950
Lake Charles, Louisiana 70616
Spencer Business College
2902 Florida Blvd.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70427
Sullivan Vo-Tech
1710 Sullivan Drive
Bogalusa, Louisiana 70427
Tallulah Vo-Tech
P. O. Drawer 1740
Tallulah, Louisiana 71282
Teche Area Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 1057
New Iberia, Louisiana 70560
Terrebonne Vo-Tech Center
1 Sayre Road - Houma Air Base
Houma, Louisiana 70360
T.H. Harris Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 713
Opelousas, Louisiana 70570
Thibodaux Area Vo-Tech
P.O. Box 1831
1425 Tiger Drive
Thibodaux, Louisiana 70302-1832
Ville Platte Vo-Tech Schools
P. O. Box 296
Ville Platte, Louisiana 70586
Vocational Training Center
3900 General Taylor Blvd.
New Orleans, Louisiana 70125
Washington/Marion Magnet High
100 North Prater Street
Lake Charles, Louisiana 70601
Washington Vocational Center
P. O. Box 438
Washington, Louisiana 70535
West Baton Rouge Vocational Skills
807 North 14th Street
Port Allen, Louisiana 70767
Westside Vo-Tech
P. O. Box 733
Plaquemine, Louisiana 70764
Young Memorial Vo-Tech
P. O. Drawer 2148
Morgan City, Louisiana 70387
Upjohn Health Care Services
820 Jordan Street, Suite 220
Shreveport, Louisiana 71101
ATTACHMENTS
