Repeals housing stabilization services, modifies medical assistance program enrollment, and adjusts prepayment review delays.
This bill repeals housing stabilization services, which were designed to help individuals with disabilities maintain stable housing. It also modifies the medical assistance program enrollment process, requiring providers to complete compliance training and background checks. Additionally, it adjusts the prepayment review delay for certain providers, setting a one-time rate add-on. The bill includes provisions for revalidation of providers, documentation requirements, and service limits for housing stabilization services.
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