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Consent Requirements
Physician is and must obtain prior consent from the recipient before services are rendered, this will count as part of each recipient’s benefit limit of 14 annual physician office visits currently allowed.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Physician Service (ch. 28, p. 17). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Providers enrolled in Medicaid with specialty type 931, offering Applied Behavior Analysis and Positive Behavior Support (PBS) Services must must obtain prior consent from the recipient before services are rendered. A sample recipient consent form is attached to the Telemedicine Service Agreement(see manual for more details).
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Therapy (Occupational, Physical, Speech, and Applied Behavior Analysis), (Ch. 37, p. 16). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Services
A practitioner must obtain patient consent before furnishing or billing RPM services. Consent may be verbal or written but must be documented in the medical record, and includes informing them about:
- The availability of RPM services and applicable cost sharing
- That only one practitioner can furnish and be paid for RPM services during a calendar month
- The right to stop RPM services at any time (effective at the end of the calendar month)
Informed patient consent by the recipient or caregiver, when appropriate, must be obtained prior to rendering RPM services or if the patient chooses to change the practitioner who will render the services.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Remote Patient Monitoring (Ch. 111, Pg. 3), Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
For Rehabilitative Services — ASD, DMH, DHR, DYS, DCA — the treatment provider who delivers the service to a recipient shall ensure that the following written information is provided to the recipient in a form and manner which the recipient can understand, using reasonable accommodations when necessary, that:
- S/he retains the option to refuse the telehealth service at any time without affecting the right to future care or treatment and without risking the loss or withdrawal of any program benefits to which the recipient would otherwise be entitled;
- Alternative options are available, including in-person services, and these options are specifically listed on the recipient’s informed consent statement;
- All existing confidentiality protections apply to the telemedicine consultation (this applies to physicians only);
- All existing confidentiality protections apply to the telehealth treatment services provider by treatment providers;
- S/he has access to all medical information resulting from the telemedicine consultation/telehealth treatment services as provided by law for patient access to his/her medical records;
- The dissemination of any recipient identifiable images or information from the telemedicine consultation/telehealth treatment services to anyone, including researchers, will not occur without the written consent of the recipient;
- S/he has a right to be informed of the parties who will be present at each end of the telemedicine consultation/telehealth treatment services and s/he has the right to exclude anyone from either site; and
- S/he has a right to see an appropriately trained staff or employee in-person immediately after the telemedicine consultation/telehealth treatment service if an urgent need arises, or to be informed ahead of time that this is not available.
The treatment provider providing the telehealth treatment service, or staff at the recipient site, shall retain the signed statement and the statement must become a part of the recipient’s medical record. A copy of the signed informed consent must also be given to the recipient and documented in the medical record.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services – DMH, DHR, DYS, DCA(105, p. 11-12). Jan. 2023 & AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH (Ch. 110, p. 16). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Family Planning
For any telephonic encounter a verbal consent is required. A recipient consent for services must be obtained at each Family Planning visit.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information system Provider Manual, Appendix C Family Planning, Jan. 2023, C-1, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
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Definitions
There is no explicit definition of “telemedicine” given in state Medicaid policy. However, the provider manual states, “Services must be administered via an interactive audio and video telecommunications system which permits two-way communication between the distant site physician and the origination site where the recipient is located (this does not include a telephone conversation, electronic mail message, or facsimile transmission between the physician, recipient, or a consultation between two physicians).”
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Physician Services (28, p.17). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
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Email, Phone & Fax
Covered services does not include a telephone conversation, electronic mail message, or facsimile transmission between the physician, recipient, or a consultation between two physicians.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Physician Service (ch. 28, p.17). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Telephone consultations are not covered.
SOURCE: AL Admin. Code r. 560-X-6-.14., p. 27 & 31. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Therapy Services
Services must be administered via an interactive audio and video telecommunications system which permits two-way communication between the distant site provider and the origination site where the recipient is located (this does not include a telephone conversation, electronic mail message, or facsimile transmission between the provider, recipient, or a consultation between two providers).
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Therapy Services, Jan. 2023, pg. 37-16, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH
Video telecommunication … does not include a telephone conversation, electronic mail message, or facsimile transmission between the treatment provider, recipient, or a consultation between two treatment providers.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information system Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH, Jan. 2023, 110-16, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Family Planning
For any telephonic encounter a verbal consent is required. A recipient consent for services must be obtained at each Family Planning visit.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information system Provider Manual, Appendix C Family Planning, Jan. 2023, C-1, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
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Live Video
POLICY
Alabama Medicaid reimburses for live video for certain services and under certain circumstances.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Physician Services (28-17). Jan. 2023, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Telemedicine: Telemedicine services are covered for limited specialties and under special circumstances. Refer to the Alabama Medicaid Provider Manual, Chapter 28 for details on coverage.
SOURCE: AL Admin. Code r. 560-X-6-.14(f)(5), p. 31. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Therapy Services
Services must be administered via an interactive audio and video telecommunications system which permits two-way communication between the distant site provider and the origination site where the recipient is located (this does not include a telephone conversation, electronic mail message, or facsimile transmission between the provider, recipient, or a consultation between two providers).
Telemedicine health care providers shall ensure that the telecommunication technology and equipment used at the recipient site and at the provider site, is sufficient to allow the provider to appropriately evaluate, diagnose, and/or treat the recipient for services billed to Medicaid. Transmissions must utilize an acceptable method of encryption adequate to protect the confidentiality and integrity of the transmission information. Transmissions must employ acceptable authentication and identification procedures by both the sender and the receiver.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Therapy Services, Jan. 2023, pg. 37-16, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH
If any of these services are provided via video telecommunication, it must be provided in the most private available setting and must be conducted through a two-way interactive audio and video technology system that permits two-way communication between the treatment provider and the Medicaid recipient.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information system Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH, Jan. 2023, 110-16, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
ELIGIBLE SERVICES/SPECIALTIES
Alabama Medicaid reimburses for the following services when billed with a GT modifier:
- Consultations;
- Office or other outpatient visits;
- Individual psychotherapy;
- Psychiatric diagnostic services;
- Neurobehavioral status exams.
Procedure codes for Applied Behavior Analysis therapy is also covered.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Physician Services (Ch. 28, p.17).Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Telemedicine services are covered for limited specialties and under special circumstances.
SOURCE: AL Admin. Code r. 560-X-6-.14(f)(5). (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Rehabilitation services that are delivered face to face can either be in person or via telemedicine/telehealth, as approved by the Alabama Medicaid Agency. Telemedicine/telehealth may also be used to deliver Nursing Assessment and Care and Rehabilitative Services when certain conditions are met.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services (ch. 105, p. 1 & 60). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
An appropriately trained staff or employee familiar with the recipient’s treatment plan or familiar to the recipient must be immediately available in-person to the recipient receiving a telehealth service to attend to any urgencies or emergencies that may occur during the service. “Immediately available” means the staff or employee must be either in the room or in the area outside the telehealth room in easy access for the recipient. If the recipient chooses to waive this requirement, the health care provider administering the telehealth service shall document this fact in the medical record.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services – DMH, DHR, DYS, DCA (105, p. 11). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
ABA Therapy Services
Telemedicine health care providers shall ensure that the telecommunication technology and equipment used at the recipient site and at the provider site, is sufficient to allow the provider to appropriately evaluate, diagnose, and/or treat the recipient for services billed to Medicaid.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Therapy Services, Jan. 2023, pg. 37-16, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH
Effective (date TBD) the end of the public health emergency transition period please follow the guidelines below. Until further notice continue to bill the currently approved codes (as posted on the Alabama Medicaid Agency website with the ‘02’ and ‘CR’ modifiers—your State Agency provider will notify you when to begin utilizing the codes, modifier and processes).
Certain codes are only approved for the use of telehealth billing. See manual.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information system Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH, Jan. 2023, 110-15, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
ELIGIBLE PROVIDERS
All physicians with an Alabama license, enrolled as a provider with the Alabama Medicaid Agency, regardless of location, are eligible to participate in the Telemedicine Program to provide medically necessary telemedicine services to Alabama Medicaid eligible recipients. In order to participate in the telemedicine program:
- Physicians must be enrolled with Alabama Medicaid with a specialty type of 931 (Telemedicine Service)
- Physician must submit the telemedicine Service Agreement/Certification form
- Physician must obtain prior consent from the recipient before services are rendered. This will count as part of each recipient’s benefit limit of 14 annual physician office visits currently allowed.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Physician Services (ch. 28, p.17) Jan. 2023, & Therapy Services, Jan. 2023, pg. 37-16. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Telemedicine providers who render maternity-related services are required to sign a Non-Delivering Telemedicine DHCP Participation agreement with at least one of the Alabama Coordinated Health Networks(ACHNs) in order to receive reimbursement from Medicaid. Refer to Chapter 28 of the Provider Billing Manual to determine further requirements and procedure codes allowed for telemedicine services.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Alabama Coordinated Health Network (ACHN) Primary Care Physician (PCP) and Delivering Healthcare Professional (DHCP) Billing, (Manual Ch. 40-p. 33). Jan. 2023) & AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Physician billing (Manual Ch. 28-p. 17).Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Rehabilitation services that are delivered face to face can either be in person or via telemedicine/telehealth, as approved by the Alabama Medicaid Agency.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services – DMH, DHR, DYS, DCA(105, p. 1). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
The face-to-face encounter required for the ordering of home health services may be conducted using telehealth systems.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Home Health (17-p. 2) Jan. 2023, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
The required face-to-face visit may be conducted using telehealth systems.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Durable Medical Equipment, 14-10, Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Therapy Services
The provider shall maintain appropriately trained staff, or employees, familiar with the recipient’s treatment plan, immediately available in-person to the recipient receiving a telemedicine service to attend to any urgencies or emergencies that may occur during the session. The provider shall implement confidentiality protocols that include, but are not limited to:
- specifying the individuals who have access to electronic records; and
- usage of unique passwords or identifiers for each employee or other person with access to the client records; and
- ensuring a system to prevent unauthorized access, particularly via the Internet; and
- ensuring a system to routinely track and permanently record access to such electronic medical information
These protocols and guidelines must be available to inspection at the telemedicine site and to the Medicaid Agency upon request.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Therapy Services, Jan. 2023, pg. 37-16, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH
All services (including those rendered via teleconference with a direct service or consultation recipient) must be rendered by an approved Medicaid treatment provider (operating within their scope of practice) as outlined in Section 110.1.1.
The distant site is the location of the treatment provider providing the telehealth professional services. For physicians, telemedicine can be provided within or outside of the state of Alabama as long as the physician has an Alabama license and is enrolled as an Alabama Medicaid provider. For all other treatment providers, treatment services can only be provided by a treatment provider located within the state of Alabama.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information system Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH, Jan. 2023, 110-16, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
ELIGIBLE SITES
For rehabilitative services, the origination site for treatment services can be delivered in any setting that is convenient for both the family and staff member, that affords an adequate therapeutic environment, and that protects the recipient’s rights to privacy and confidentiality. In order for providers to qualify for Medicaid reimbursement for telehealth services, the origination site must be located in the state of Alabama. The distant site is the location of the treatment provider providing the telehealth professional services. For physicians, telemedicine can be provided within or outside of the state of Alabama as long as the physician has an Alabama license and is enrolled as an Alabama Medicaid provider. For all other treatment providers, treatment services can only be provided by a treatment provider located within the state of Alabama.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services (105-9). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH
The origination site for treatment services can be delivered in any setting that is convenient for both the recipient/family and staff member, that affords an adequate therapeutic environment, and that protects the recipient’s rights to privacy and confidentiality. In order for providers to qualify for Medicaid reimbursement for telehealth services, the origination site must be located in the state of Alabama.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information system Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH, Jan. 2023, 110-16, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Targeted Case Management
02 Place of Service code (telehealth – Services provided through telecommunication technology) is listed in the manual.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Targeted Case Management, Ch. 106-26, Jan. 2023, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
GEOGRAPHIC LIMITS
For rehabilitative services, the distant site may be located outside of Alabama as long as the physician has an Alabama license and is enrolled as an Alabama Medicaid provider.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services, (105-9). Jan. 2023 & Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH, Jan. 2023, 110-16, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
FACILITY/TRANSMISSION FEE
the Alabama Medicaid Agency (Agency) will begin paying an origination site facility fee of $20.00. The origination fee will be limited to one per date of service per recipient. Federally Qualified Health Centers and Rural Health Clinics should bill Q3014 independent of the encounter rate on a CMS-1500 claim form.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Agency, Alert – Telemedicine Origination Site Facility Fee, Mar. 13, 2020, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
AL Medicaid reimburses providers for origination site fees for covered telemedicine services. The origination fee is limited to one per date of service per recipient.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Physician Services (ch. 28, p. 17). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
The telemedicine origination site and/or transmission fees is not reimbursable under the Rehabilitative Services program.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information system Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services (ASD) – DMH, Oct. 2022, 110-18, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
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Miscellaneous
All procedure codes billed for telemedicine services must be billed with modifier GT.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Physician Services (28-17), Jan. 2023, & Rehabilitative Services (105-p. 12). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
The required face-to-face visit for the initial written prescription or order for Medicaid prescriptions (including under home health services), or orders for certain medical supplies, equipment and appliances may be conducted using telehealth systems.
SOURCE: AL Admin. Code r. 560-X-6-3, p. 8 (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Billing codes for Rehabilitative Services – DMH, DHR, DYS, DCA, to be used after the covid state of emergency are listed.
In addition to modifier HE or HF, only Medicaid approved procedure codes for Telehealth billing can be billed for telemedicine services and must be billed with modifier GT (via interactive audio and video telecommunications system). The Agency will not reimburse providers for origination site or transmission fees.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Rehabilitative Services – DMH, DHR, DYS, DCA(105, p. 9, 12). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Telehealth has a “place of service code” 02 for filing claims for Targeted Case Management (TCM).
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Targeted Case Mgt (106, p. 26). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
The Telemedicine Services Agreement cannot be submitted electronically.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Becoming a Medicaid Provider, 2, p. 2. Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Recipient Signatures are not required in the following instances: …
- Treatment plan review, mental health consultation, pre-hospitalization screening, crisis intervention, family support, Assertive Community Treatment (ACT), Program for Assertive Community Treatment (PACT), and any non-face-to-face services that can be provided by telephone or telemedicine when provided by a Rehabilitation Option Provider or a physician meeting the telemedicine requirements as set forth in the Alabama Medicaid Administrative Code and the Alabama Medicaid Provider Manual. The provider must retain documentation in the medical record to show the services were rendered.
SOURCE: Alabama Admin. Code 560-X-1-.18, (Accessed Feb. 2023).
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Out of State Providers
Providers (in-state and out-of-state) who meet enrollment requirements are eligible to participate in the Alabama Medicaid Program.
Providers must have an Alabama license and be enrolled as a provider with the Alabama Medicaid Agency.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Physician Services (ch. 28-p. 3 & 17). Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
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Overview
Live video telemedicine services are covered for limited specialties and under special circumstances. Telephone consultations are not authorized.
SOURCE: AL Admin. Code r. 560-X-6-.14. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
Alabama Medicaid reimburses for live video under some circumstances. The Agency also covers an origination site fee. The provider shall maintain appropriately trained staff, or employees,
familiar with the recipient’s treatment plan, immediately available in-person to the recipient receiving a telemedicine service to attend to any urgencies or emergencies that may occur during the session.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Physician Services (p. 28-17), Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
They make no reference to store-and-forward reimbursement, but the program has a new remote patient monitoring chapter to their manual where they outline reimbursement for the modality.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Remote Patient Monitoring (Ch. 111), Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
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Remote Patient Monitoring
POLICY
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), also known as In-home Remote Patient Monitoring, is a program that allows medical providers to monitor and manage acute and chronic health conditions while the patient is home.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Remote Patient Monitoring (Ch. 111, Pg. 1), Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
RPM services include, but are not limited to:
- Initial home assessment for RPM
- Initial setup of RPM equipment
- Instructions and education about the use of monitoring devices
- Instructing the patient/care giver on data entry
- Instructing patient on optimum symptom control
- Direct patient contact, when necessary and as indicated
- Evaluate threshold violations
- Monitoring and follow up
- Diet/nutrition education
- Needs assessing/screening
- Making referrals for care when appropriate
RPM providers must also develop a process for addressing patient noncompliance. This process should include the expected actions of the patient and the RPM provider related to initial and on-going noncompliance issues.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Remote Patient Monitoring (Ch. 111, Pg. 3-4), Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
CONDITIONS
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) services are available to Medicaid eligible persons with a need for daily monitoring and with a diagnosis of one or more of the following conditions:
- Diabetes
- Gestational Diabetes (effective 10/1/2022)
- Hypertension
- Congestive Heart Failure
- Pediatric Asthma (effective 10/1/2022)
An order from the recipient’s primary care physician (PCP) is required prior to the start of rendering RPM service. Orders for RPM, along with the specific parameters for daily monitoring, must be obtained from the patient’s PCP prior to evaluation and admission. The order must be documented in the medical record. Orders must be signed and dated by the ordering practitioner and must be obtained annually. Referrals for RPM may be accepted from any source, including physicians, ACHN Care Coordinators, patient or caregiver, the Health Department, hospitals, home health agencies, or community-based organizations.
A practitioner must obtain patient consent before furnishing or billing RPM services (see informed consent section for details).
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Remote Patient Monitoring (Ch. 111, Pg. 3), Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
PROVIDER LIMITATIONS
Services rendered by non-physician practitioners, i.e., physician assistants, certified registered nurse practitioner, etc., must adhere to applicable guidelines, policies and procedures. Refer to Administrative Code chapters 6: Physicians and 49: Certified Register Nurse Practitioner (CRNP) for additional information.
A provider who contracts with Medicaid as an RPM provider is added to the Medicaid system with the National Provider Identifiers provided to the Agency at the time application is made. Appropriate provider specialty codes are assigned to enable the provider to submit requests and receive reimbursements for RPM related claims.
Any provider that can and is willing to pay the Alabama State Share may enroll as an RPM provider. A Memorandum of Understand (MOU) must be executed between the Medicaid Agency and the RPM provider. The MOU will outline the financial and
medical responsibilities for the Medicaid Agency and the RPM provider.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Remote Patient Monitoring (Ch. 111, Pg. 1-2), Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
OTHER RESTRICTIONS
Requirements for RPM include but not limited to:
- Ability to provide services statewide.
- Meet appropriate clinical staffing requirements.
- Provides and allows the recipients to keep user friendly, interactive audio and video technology monitoring equipment.
- Accepts electronic submissions of referrals.
- Provides an in-home initial assessment.
- Transmits recipient data automatically in real time (a Medicare requirement).
- Reviews, intervenes and reports on the data promptly.
- Provides 24-hour-a-day, 7-day-a-week (24/7) access to physicians or other qualified health care professionals or clinical staff, to address urgent needs of recipients.
- Develops, monitors and updates a patient-centered care plan
- Ongoing, compliance monitoring.
- Program graduation, when appropriate.
Federal requirements mandate providers re-validate periodically with the Alabama Medicaid program. Providers will receive a notification when it is time to re-validate. Failure to re-validate and provide appropriate documentation to complete the enrollment process will result in an end-date being placed on the provider file. A new enrollment application must be submitted once a provider file has been closed due to failure to timely re-validate.
Medicaid will not separately reimburse for any direct care services, such as wound care, rendered by RPM providers. RPM services are restricted to the medical diagnosis outlined in section 111.2.
See manual for documentation and evaluation report requirements.
SOURCE: AL Medicaid Management Information System Provider Manual, Remote Patient Monitoring (Ch. 111, Pg. 2-4), Jan. 2023. (Accessed Feb. 2023).
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Store and Forward
POLICY
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ELIGIBLE SERVICES/SPECIALTIES
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GEOGRAPHIC LIMITS
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TRANSMISSION FEE
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