Massachusetts S1414 aims to increase access to ABA services by recognizing assistant level providers.
Massachusetts S1414 amends Chapter 118E of the General Laws to enhance access to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services. The bill mandates the Division of Health Care Finance and Policy to establish a rate for ABA services for all licensed providers. It also requires the adoption of reimbursement codes and modifiers to ensure that all licensed providers, including those at the assistant level, can submit for reimbursement from the division, its contracted health insurers, health plans, and health maintenance organizations.
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