Medicaid agency means the Department of Health.
Medicaid agency means any agency or entity of state, county, or local government that
Medicaid agency means an agency or entity of state, county, or local government
Examples of Medicaid agency in a sentence
Per 42 CFR 400.203, State Plan refers to the comprehensive written commitment by a Medicaid agency, submitted under section 1902(a) of the Social Security Act, to administer or supervise the administration of a Medicaid program in accordance with Federal requirements.
More Definitions of Medicaid agency
Medicaid agency means the single state agency that administers or supervises the administration of the Medicaid state plan under federal law.
Medicaid agency means an agency or entity of state, county, or local government which administers any part of the Medicaid program, whether under direct statutory authority or under contract with an authorized agency of the state or federal government.
Medicaid agency means the state agency that administers the medicaid program. The Washington state health care authority (HCA) is the state's medicaid agency.
Medicaid agency means any one of the state departments that determine eligibility for one or more of the following medical assistance programs: Medicaid, the Primary Care Network, or the Covered-at-Work program.
Medicaid agency means any agency or entity of state, county, or local government that administers any part of the medicaid program, whether under direct statutory authority or under contract with an
Medicaid agency means the department of human services.
Medicaid agency means the state agency that has the responsibility for administration of or supervising the administration of the state plan pursuant to Title XIX of the Social Security Act.