01Already effective April 1, 2023: Billing team, report the Group (Type 2 Organization) NPI and EIN in the billing provider loop on electronic claims, and report the Type 1 (Individual) NPI of the practitioner who performed the service as the rendering provider; do not enter a Type 2 NPI as the rendering provider.
02For institutional claims, report the attending provider NPI, and the attending physician must be Medicaid enrolled or the claim cannot be paid.
03Doula claims must include an ICD-10 diagnosis code and the HD modifier: bill S9445 with HD for prenatal visits (primary diagnosis Z33.1) and postpartum visits (Z39.2), up to 6 total visits per pregnancy, and bill T1033 with HD and Z33.1 for attendance at labor and delivery, 1 visit.
04Claims for routine patient costs in a clinical trial must include the National Clinical Trial (NCT) number, an ICD-10 diagnosis code indicating clinical trial services (such as Z00.6), and a completed, signed Attestation to the Appropriateness of the Qualified Clinical Trial form (BPHASA-2210); PA requests for clinical trial items must include the same attestation.
05Outpatient hospital clinical trial claims must list clinical and non-clinical trial services on separate line items, each with modifier Q0 or Q1.
06Claims for Medicaid primary services submitted by Medicare cost-share-only providers will deny, so those providers must be enrolled as Medicare Cost Share or full Medicaid providers.
07Bill hearing aid dispensing fees separately using the appropriate HCPCS code, and bill fitting and checking visits only after the 90-day dispensing fee trial period, up to two times per year without PA.
08For Home Help services on a client's hospital admission date, submit BPHASA-2207 with the service verification or within 365 days of the date of service, or MDHHS may recoup the payment.