5 Things You Need To Know About The Medicaid Rate Change In GA
1. The new rate changes are effective July 1st, 2022
You may be missing out on money. That’s right – the new Medicaid rate increase went into effect on July 1st, 2022. This means that you may already be eligible for the new rates if you’ve been providing Medicaid services to your clients. However, it’s important to check the updated rate tables on the GAMMIS website to see the specific rates that apply to your agency.
2. You must download the changes to see the updates
Don’t assume that the updated rate tables will automatically appear on the GAMMIS website. Instead, you must download the changes to see the updated rates. Be sure to check the provider manuals on the DBHDD website for the latest Medicaid reimbursement rates.
3. You can only file a new claim for 90 days, but it is not required
Claims can be adjusted within three months (90 days) of the original claim filing date and resubmitted. You may want to resubmit claims for the last 90 days to get paid quicker however, this is not necessary. DCH strongly recommends providers NOT void claims. Voided claims are set to recoupment by the system and any problems experienced in rebilling the original claims will result in a delay in a provider agency’s ability to quickly recover those funds.
4. Here’s the number if you have some major billing questions
If you’re unsure about how the new rate changes will affect your agency’s billing, don’t hesitate to contact GEOH. They have representatives available to answer any questions you may have about the billing process. Call Center: 317-495-6363
5. There’s a company out there that can do all of your billing for you!
If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the thought of navigating the new Medicaid rate changes on your own, don’t worry – there’s a solution. At GEOH, we specialize in helping Georgia agencies with their billing needs, and best of all, our services are affordable even for smaller agencies. So, if you want to save time and grow your business, reach out to us today!
In conclusion, the Medicaid rate change in Georgia is exciting news for agency owners. But it’s important to stay informed about all the facts and changes to make sure you’re taking advantage of the new rates. Remember to check the DBHDD website for updates, file for reimbursement, and reach out for help if you need it.