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Unraveling the Maze: Tackling Out-of-State Medicaid Claims and Credentialing Challenges

Healthcare IT Today

The following is a guest article by Crystal Campbell, Director Out-of-State Medicaid at Aspirion For healthcare providers, managing out-of-state (OOS) Medicaid claims can feel like traversing a regulatory minefield. This variation creates significant hurdles for hospitals treating OOS Medicaid patients.

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Basics of Provider Enrollment for Ohio Medicaid

Medisys Compliance

Ohio Medicaid is a government-sponsored healthcare program that provides medical benefits to eligible individuals in Ohio. To become a provider for Ohio Medicaid, you must first enroll in the Ohio Medicaid program. Here are the steps of provider enrollment for Ohio Medicaid: Provider Enrollment for Ohio Medicaid 1.

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General Requirements for Medicaid Providers in Florida

Medisys Compliance

The Medicaid program in Florida provides medical services and assistance to low-income individuals and families. To participate in the Medicaid program, healthcare providers must meet several general requirements set forth by the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA).

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Medicaid Fraud Control Unit’s 2022 Annual Report Key Takeaways

Provider Trust

What is a Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU)? But these programs cannot be controlled by Medicaid and Medicare alone. But these programs cannot be controlled by Medicaid and Medicare alone. With this legislation, Medicaid Fraud Control Units (MFCUs) were born.

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Conquering The Provider Enrollment Process

MedTrainer

Step-By-Step Provider Enrollment Process There are many reasons provider enrollments are delayed: incorrect information, missing documents, busy credentialers, and slow-moving payers. However, there are ways to leverage enrollment checklists and technology to ensure everything you need for a smooth application process happens the first time.

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Essential Data for a Credentialing Tracking Worksheet

MedTrainer

Healthcare credentialers must collect an average of 30 documents per provider to initiate and complete the credentialing process – also known as primary source verification (PSV). Traditionally, credentialers call the appropriate entities to verify transcripts, licenses, etc. Keeping the spreadsheet current requires continuous effort.

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Understanding CPT code 90834- PCC Quick Guide

Physician Credentialing Company

These codes are crucial in ensuring that medical services are accompanied by the right documentation and billing practices making the healthcare system effective. Differences between 90834 and similar codes, documentation requirements, and CPT code 90834 reimbursement tips will also be discussed. Who can Bill CPT Code 90834?