Training designed for NC Medicaid Providers.
Topics Related to Health Benefits (NC Medicaid)
Training designed for NC Medicaid Providers.
Training designed for NC Medicaid Providers.
The Medicaid and Health Choice Preferred Drug List (PDL) Review Panel was established by DHHS to conduct open meetings to discuss recommended policies and procedures related to the PDL and to address the public comments that were received during the PDL comment period.
Today, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services announced the selection of Prepaid Health Plans that will participate in Medicaid managed care when the program launches in November 2019. Contracts were awarded after careful evaluation of all responses to the Request for Proposal issued by DHHS on Aug. 9, 2018.
Training is designed for Primary Care Providers interested in becoming Advanced Medical Homes in NC Medicaid Managed Care.
North Carolina today received federal approval to implement the transition to Medicaid managed care and integrate physical health, behavioral health and pharmacy benefits. Receiving approval from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) of the amended 1115 Demonstration Waiver application submitted by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services in 2017 is a major milestone in implementing North Carolina’s Medicaid Transformation and in moving the state’s health care system toward further integration and coordination.
AMH 104 Webinar - Roles and Responsibilities of Clinically Integrated Networks and Other Partners
Training is designed for Primary Care Providers interested in becoming Advanced Medical Homes in NC Medicaid Managed Care.
AMH 103 Webinar - Accountability: Certification, Contracting and Oversight
Training is designed for Primary Care Providers interested in becoming Advanced Medical Homes in NC Medicaid Managed Care.
Today, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services announced additional flexibilities to expand its efforts to ensure Medicaid and NC Health Choice services can be quickly delivered to those impacted by Hurricane Florence. These new flexibilities will help people in Medicaid receive care without disruption and give health care providers leeway to deliver services with fewer limits.