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Medicaid Agency, or EDS a fee for completing or filing Medicaid claim forms 2025

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The document provides comprehensive guidelines for filing claims with the Alabama Medicaid Agency. It outlines the responsibilities of providers in submitting assigned claims, the prohibition against charging recipients for claim filing, and details various claim forms (CMS-1500, UB-92, ADA Dental, Pharmacy) along with their specific completion instructions. The document also covers electronic and paper submission methods, required attachments, adjustments, refunds, and how to inquire about claim statuses. Overall, it serves as a resource for providers to understand the claims process within the Alabama Medicaid system.

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What is the EP modifier for Medicaid in NC?

The EP modifier identifies the type of service provided to Medicaid members under age 21. Claims will be denied if the section is left blank on CMS-1500 or UB04 forms.

What is a provider enrollment for Medicaid?

Provider Enrollment (or Payor Enrollment) refers to the process of applying to health insurance networks for inclusion in their provider panels.

How much does NC Medicaid cost?

NC Medicaid is low or no-cost to you. NC Medicaid pays the cost for most health care services. You do not have to pay any monthly premiums.

What is a Medicare enrollment fee?

The 2025 enrollment application fee is $730.

What is the Medicaid fee for services?

States may offer Medicaid benefits on a fee-for-service (FFS) basis, through managed care plans, or both. Under the FFS model, the state pays providers directly for each covered service received by a Medicaid beneficiary.

How much is the Medicaid provider enrollment fee in NC?

Providers submitting enrollment or revalidation/reverification applications will be assessed the $100 NC Medicaid Provider Application Fee. This is in addition to the Federal Fee imposed for specified taxonomies.

How much money is too much for Medicaid in NC?

Family size of 1 (single person) An adult ages 19-64 may be eligible if the family income is $1,732/month or less. An adult ages 65+ may be eligible for full Medicaid if the family income is $1,255/month or less, and for other Medicaid programs if the family income is $1,695/month or less.

Medicaid Agency, or EDS a fee for completing or filing Medicaid claim forms 2025

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