Health NetMedicaid · Reimbursement · Prior Authorization · CA · Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics +1 moreMedium impact
24-1163m Complete Mandatory Training, Get Prop 56 Payments
Act
immediately
Effective date
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Identified
Jun 20, 2026
Summary
Healthcare providers can now earn $29 payments for conducting ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) screenings using specific tools based on patient age, but must complete mandatory trauma-informed care training first. Billing uses HCPCS codes G9919 (positive results) and G9920 (negative results) with frequency limits based on patient age.
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01Providers interested in ACEs screening payments must complete mandatory trauma-informed care training at ACEs Aware learning center and self-attest completion on DHCS website.
02Billing team must update system to recognize HCPCS codes G9919 ($29 for scores 4+) and G9920 ($29 for scores 0-3) with frequency limits: once per 12 months for patients under 21, once per lifetime for ages 21-64.
03Claims must be submitted within one year of service date.
Codes mentioned
G9919G9920
Original notice
24-1163m Complete Mandatory Training, Get Prop 56 Payments
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