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Once approval is obtained the costs must shift to the AHCCCS Health Plan (subject to post-payment review) (see also – TPL waivers).
If the service authorizations requested through the AHCCCS Health Plan have not been approved or denied prior to the planned start date for the early intervention service on the IFSP, the service may be invoiced to ADES/AzEIP until the approval or denial from the health plan is received.
For those issues that cannot be resolved, parties indicated that they should be resolved in the Staff Report that is scheduled in the OSS OII.
In addition, presentations were made to the Arizona Medical Association Maternal Child Health Committee, the March of Dimes, AHCCCS Health Plan maternal child-health coordinators, and local public health officers.
Please contact your AHCCCS Health Plan for specific requirements and rates for billing or go to http://www.azahcccs.gov/commercial/ProviderBilling/rates/PCSrates.aspx for more information.Native American/Alaskan NativeYou may charge the Native American/Alaskan Native patient up to $21.33 per immunization, but if they are not able to pay, you must waive the administration fee.KidsCare:You cannot charge a KidsCare patient an administration fee.
Once approval is obtained the costs must shift to the AHCCCS Health Plan.
According to the current AHCCCS Health Plan Marketing Policy, Health Choice Arizona must have signed contracts with PCP’s, specialists, dentists, and pharmacies in order to be included in marketing outreach programs that target AHCCCS members.
If the services requested through the AHCCCS Health Plan have not been approved or denied prior to the planned start date for the early intervention service on the IFSP, or if the service will not start on the planned start date determined by the IFSP team, the service can be billed to AzEIP until the approval or denial from the health plan is received.
If an approval is obtained, the costs must then shift to the AHCCCS Health Plan (subject to post-payment review) (see also – TPL waivers).Effective July 2015, ADES/AzEIP and AHCCCS aligned their contracts and policy language to provide children and their families the opportunity to receive IFSP services, determined medically-necessary by the health plan, through the ADES/AzEIP TBEIS provider, regardless of whether the ADES/AzEIP TBEIS provider has a contract with the child’s health plan.
If the services requested through the AHCCCS Health Plan have not been approved or denied prior to the planned start date for the early intervention service on the IFSP, the service may be billed to ADES/AzEIP until the approval or denial from the health plan is received.