Examples of Mountain Health Trust in a sentence
Medicaid beneficiaries who lose eligibility for the West Virginia Mountain Health Trust or West Virginia Health Bridge programs and regain eligibility within one year will be automatically re- enrolled in the same MCO in which they were previously enrolled.
Mountain Health Trust (MHT) – the name of West Virginia’s Medicaid mandatory managed care program for Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) and TANF-related children and adults who are eligible to participate in managed care.
Under Mountain Health Trust and West Virginia Health Bridge, the MCO must provide tobacco cessation benefits for pregnant women, adults, and children respectively.
Written MCO responses to a Request for Quotes and the Mountain Health Trust and West Virginia Health Bridge Medicaid MCO Provider Application, (including the Department’s written responses to oral and written questions, appendices, amendments, and addenda) and/or to other formal requests by the Department for information and documents are hereby incorporated by reference as part of the Contract having the full force and effect as if specifically contained herein.
The WV Bureau for Medical Services (Medicaid) currently operates Mountain Health Trust (MHT), the Medicaid managed care program that has operated in the State of West Virginia since 1996.
The MCO should refer to the fee-for- service Medicaid provider manuals available on the WV DHHR website for an explanation of service limitations under the Mountain Health Trust or West Virginia Health Bridge.
X The State assures CMS that it complies with section 1932(c)(1)(A)(iii)-(iv) of the Act and 42 CFR 438.202, 438.204, 438.210, 438.214, 438.218, 438.224,438.226, 438.228, 438.230, 438.236, 438.240, 438.242, and 42 CFR Part 438Subpart E in so far as these regulations are applicable.The State’s quality strategy, “West Virginia Managed Care Strategy,” describes the State’s approach to quality for all managed care programs including Mountain Health Promise, Mountain Health Trust and WVCHIP.
Vendor's project manager will attend monthly half-day meetings of the Mountain Health Trust Task Force.
West Virginia Medicaid’s managed care program began in 1996 and is referred to as Mountain Health Trust (MHT).
Written MCO responses to a Request for Proposals [BMS2000000002] (hearafter “RFP”) and the Mountain Health Trust (MHT) Medicaid MCO Provider Application, (including BMS’ written responses to oral and written questions, appendices, amendments, and addenda) and/or to other formal requests by BMS for information and documents are hereby incorporated by reference as part of the Contract having the full force and effect as if specifically contained herein.