Texas HB3151 establishes an expedited credentialing process for certain federally qualified health center providers by Medicaid managed care.

Texas HB3151 amends the Texas Government Code and Insurance Code to create an expedited credentialing process for health care providers affiliated with federally qualified health centers. Eligible providers must be licensed, enrolled in Medicaid, and submit required documentation. Managed care plan issuers must process applications within 10 business days and treat applicants as participating providers during credentialing. Enrollees are protected from additional charges if providers fail to meet credentialing requirements. The bill takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB3151 establishes an expedited credentialing process for certain federally qualified health center providers by Medicaid managed care.

Texas HB3151 amends the Texas Government Code and Insurance Code to create an expedited credentialing process for health care providers affiliated with federally qualified health centers. Eligible providers must be licensed, enrolled in Medicaid, and submit required documentation. Managed care plan issuers must process applications within 10 business days and treat applicants as participating providers during credentialing. Enrollees are protected from additional charges if providers fail to meet credentialing requirements. The bill takes effect September 1, 2025.