The Florida Medicaid program is making some big changes. In May, Medicaid changed the fee schedules for Licensed Midwives and Birth Centers. Medicaid eliminated almost every code for Birth Centers and added one, leaving them with a total of two billable codes. Midwives also lost…
In case you missed it… As of May 21, 2014 these are the only codes Medicaid will process for Licensed Midwives and Birth Centers. Birth Center Fee Schedule Licensed Midwife Fee Schedule In January 2014, Medicaid also updated the fee schedule for Advanced Registered Nurse…
When asking if Midwives are covered be sure to define the Midwife type. Many Licensed Midwives are experiencing denials because plans are only covering Certified Nurse Midwives. It is important to ask the Insurer if Licensed Midwives are covered and then to go one step…
Medicaid is now only paying for certain Rhogam meds. If you are not using the ones that are payable on their list they will not reimburse you. Your NDC must match. Check out the information below from Florida Medicaid Provider Type(s): 25, 26, 29, 30, 34,…
Per the Summer 2010 Medicaid bulletin “Provider Reenrollment has begun!” This process has been simplified and should now be more streamlined than before.Medicaid advise that “Ninety (90) days before your Florida Medicaid Provider Agreement expires, you will be sent a reenrollment packet. Providers whose agreements…