The Program does not cover: Hospital services, procedures, drugs, or hospital admissions that are investigational or experimental; Hospital services denied by Medicare as not medically necessary; Inpatient admissions or outpatient visits solely for the administration of injections, unless medical necessity and the participant's inability to take appropriate oral medications is documented in the participant's medical record; Elective inpatient admissions without preauthorization; Elective inpatient admissions from the emergency department for dialysis services that are the result of problems occurring with placement in a freestanding dialysis facility; Outpatient visits for one or more of the following: Prescription drug or food supplement pick up; Collection of specimens for laboratory procedures; Recording of an electrocardiogram; Ascertaining the participant's weight; and Administration of vaccines; Interpretation of laboratory tests or panels; Autopsies; Weight control medications; Care provided to a well newborn beyond the: Length of the mother's stay for a normal obstetrical or uncomplicated caesarean section delivery; or First 4 days of the newborn's life when the mother remains in the hospital due to other circumstances; Telephones, televisions, or personal comfort items or services; Duplicate care or services; Elective admissions to hospitals outside of Maryland, except the District of Columbia, unless the Department or its designee determines that comparable services are not available in Maryland; Inpatient and outpatient diagnostic and laboratory services not ordered by the attending physician or other practitioner; Inpatient days provided in excess of the days approved by the Department or its designee; Hospital laboratory tests which are coverable under COMAR 10.09.09, unless the specimen is obtained in the hospital for a participant receiving inpatient, outpatient, emergency department, or observation services; Hospital services provided outside of the United States; and Ancillary services that are part of an observation stay beyond the initial 24 hours.