Mississippi HB623 revises Medicaid provisions, allowing supervisors to sign off on provider work during credentialing and enabling reimbursement.
Mississippi HB623 amends Medicaid provisions to allow direct on-site supervisors to sign off on provider work if they have begun the credentialing process and have not been denied. It also allows providers to receive reimbursement during the appeal process if their decision is on appeal. The bill specifies that these provisions apply to managed care programs implemented by the Division of Medicaid.
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