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All Provider Bulletin 129 2025

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The document outlines the expansion of MassHealth benefits for women diagnosed with breast or cervical cancer, effective January 1, 2004. It details eligibility requirements, including being uninsured or underinsured and having income at or below 250% of the federal poverty level. The document also explains the enrollment process, covered services, and the importance of seeking screening through the Department of Public Health's Women’s Health Network.

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What is the tracking number for MassHealth application?

Your MassHealth Application Tracking Number (ATN) is found on the first page of your paper application or provided on your electronic application. If you do not have an ATN, contact MassHealth Customer Service at 1-800-841-2900.

What does MassHealth cover?

MassHealth pays for many important health-care services including doctor visits, hospital stays, rehabilitation and therapeutic services, and behavioral health and substance use disorder services.

How do I contact MassHealth for providers?

The Primary User or backup Primary User must contact the MassHealth Customer Service at provider@masshealthquestions.com or call (800) 841-2900. The representative will ask for the following information: primary/subordinate user ID, name (first and last), e-mail address, and reason for change.

Is telehealth free in Massachusetts?

Get a free telehealth consultation Free telehealth consultations are available for eligible individuals 12 or older who are currently living in Massachusetts and insurance is not required.

How long is telehealth approved for Massachusetts?

While all services that can be appropriately delivered via telehealth will continue to be covered permanently, requirements for parity in reimbursement are scheduled to sunset at various times, depending on the type of care.

Is telehealth covered by MassHealth?

Pursuant to this policy, MassHealth will continue to allow MassHealth-enrolled providers to deliver a broad range of MassHealth-covered services via telehealth and, through September 30, 2023, will reimburse for such services at parity with their in-person counterparts.

What is a MassHealth non-billing provider?

What is a nonbilling provider? Nonbilling providers may provide services to MassHealth members but shall not submit claims to or receive payments from MassHealth. If you enter into the MassHealth Nonbilling MCE Network-only Provider Contract, you will be a Nonbilling provider.

All Provider Bulletin 129 2025

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