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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the First Steps Provider Daily Mileage Log in our editor.
- Begin by entering your Provider Name in the designated field. This identifies you as the service provider.
- Fill in the Date of Service, ensuring it reflects the actual date when services were provided.
- Input your Service Authorization Number, which is essential for processing your reimbursement.
- Complete the Official Domicile section with your primary address to confirm your location.
- Enter the Child's Last Name and First Name to specify who received the services.
- Indicate the Discipline related to the service provided, such as physical therapy or speech therapy.
- Document the Service Provided in detail to clarify what assistance was given during this trip.
- Fill in both Start Address and Destination Address to outline where you began and ended your trip.
- Check 'Round Trip' if applicable, then calculate and enter Trip Mileage based on your travel distance.
- Finally, sum up all distances and enter TOTAL MILES at the bottom of the form for reimbursement purposes.
- Review all entered information for accuracy before signing. Your signature certifies that all details are correct as per First Steps guidelines.
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How is First Steps funded in Missouri?
First Steps is a collaborative effort of four state agencies - the Departments of Elementary and Secondary Education, Health, Mental Health, and Social Services. First Steps is supported through federal and state dollars, public and private insurance reimbursement, and family cost participation.
Who is eligible for first steps in Missouri?
Children between the ages of birth and 36 months who either 1) have a diagnosed physical or mental condition associated with developmental disabilities (such as Down syndrome, spina bifida or cerebral palsy), or 2) have a condition with a high probability of resulting in a developmental delay or disability (such as a
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