The Washington Billing Guidelines for Sexual Assault Examinations: Crime Victims Compensation Program cover the medical costs related to sexual assault examinations when performed within the state of Washington. The guidelines provide detailed instructions for health care providers on how to submit claims for reimbursement from the Crime Victims Compensation Program, which is funded by the Washington State Office of Crime Victims Advocacy. The guidelines include the following types of Washington Billing Guidelines for Sexual Assault Examinations: • Initial Sexual Assault Examination: This covers the initial medical assessment, collection of specimens, and assessment of physical and mental health. • Follow-up Sexual Assault Examination: This covers follow-up exams and tests for sexually transmitted infections and/or pregnancies. • Treatment for Injuries and Illness: This covers treatment for any injuries or illnesses that result from the assault. • Mental Health Services: This covers counseling, psychotherapy, and any other mental health services related to the assault. • Emergency Contraception: This covers emergency contraception services related to the assault. • Crime Scene Documentation and Photographs: This covers the cost of photographs taken at the crime scene to document physical evidence. • Forensic Report: This covers the cost of a forensic report if one is requested by the victim or law enforcement.