01Already effective 2016-10-01: Billing team: for LARC devices, the hospital bills the device on a CMS 1500 claim with the appropriate HCPCS procedure code, which is reimbursed at the AHCCCS fee schedule rate for that code.
02This does not apply to individuals on the Federal Emergency Services Program (FESP).
03Review the FFS Provider Billing Manual, Chapter 11 Addendum (APR-DRG).
04Podiatry: bill podiatry services for adults age 21 and older only when a licensed podiatrist provides them and the recipient's primary care provider, attending physician or primary care practitioner orders them.
05Billing requirements were to be included in the FFS and IHS/Tribal Provider Billing Manual chapter updates.
06ALTCS dental: for ALTCS members age 21 and older at risk for institutional level of care, the dental benefit limit is up to $1,000.00 per contract year (10/1 through 9/30).
07Benefit coverage is member-specific and remains with the member when transferring between MCOs or between FFS and managed care, and unused benefits do not roll over.
08Reimbursement is subject to the Dental FFS Rates and Codes.
09Behavior Analysts (BCBA): providers cannot submit claims for BCBA services with date of service October 1, 2016 unless an active AHCCCS-registered BCBA provider is submitted as the rendering/service provider.
10Licensed BCBAs needed to submit a provider registration packet Previously due August 15, 2016 (date passed; verify current applicability), a deadline that has passed, so check current registration status.
11NEMT referrals beyond the nearest facility: the referring facility or provider faxes the medical necessity documentation, using the Prior Authorization Medical Documentation Form as a cover sheet, to the Transportation fax number 602-254-2431, not to the transportation provider.
12Dental deep sedation/general anesthesia: claims are submitted electronically to the FFS Claims area with the dentist's substantiation of necessity, treatment plan and schedule, and radiographic images.
13Claims found reimbursed incorrectly are subject to recoupment.