Oklahoma HB3361 amends Medicaid reimbursement rates, making them discretionary and setting minimum rates for certain providers.
Oklahoma HB3361 amends Medicaid reimbursement rates, making them discretionary and setting minimum rates for certain providers. The Oklahoma Health Care Authority must establish minimum rates of reimbursement for providers who do not enter into value-based payment arrangements. The bill also mandates that contracted entities offer value-based payment arrangements to providers in their network. Additionally, it sets minimum reimbursement rates for Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic providers and ensures that pharmacy and psychologist reimbursements reflect outcomes.
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