Texas SB2676 amends Medicaid provider enrollment revalidation procedures.

Texas SB2676 amends Medicaid provider enrollment revalidation procedures by requiring the Texas Health and Human Services Commission to notify Medicaid providers at least 120 days before their enrollment period expires. The notice must include the expiration date and details on the revalidation process, such as application forms, required documentation, and a suggested timeline. If the commission identifies deficiencies in an application submitted at least 90 days before expiration, it must notify the provider, allow 10 days for correction, and review the corrected application promptly.

Texas SB2676 amends Medicaid provider enrollment revalidation procedures.

Texas SB2676 amends Medicaid provider enrollment revalidation procedures by requiring the Texas Health and Human Services Commission to notify Medicaid providers at least 120 days before their enrollment period expires. The notice must include the expiration date and details on the revalidation process, such as application forms, required documentation, and a suggested timeline. If the commission identifies deficiencies in an application submitted at least 90 days before expiration, it must notify the provider, allow 10 days for correction, and review the corrected application promptly.