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Texas MedicaidMedicaid · Administrative · General · TXHigh impact

Changes for Inactive EDI Submitter Accounts Effective December 1, 2026

Act
by Nov 30, 2025
Effective date
Dec 1, 2026
Identified
Sep 24, 2026

Summary

TMHP will deactivate all EDI submitter accounts that have not been accessed since November 30, 2025, effective December 1, 2026. Practices must log into their EDI submitter accounts before the deadline to maintain active status and ensure uninterrupted claims submission capability.

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What to do

by Nov 30, 2025 · 5 steps
01Billing team must log into the TMHP EDI submitter account at least once to prevent account deactivation.
02Designate at least one staff member to access the account before the deadline.
03Document the login date for compliance.
04After December 1, 2026, deactivated accounts will be unable to submit claims electronically to TMHP, resulting in claim submission failures and delayed reimbursement.
05If your account is deactivated, contact the TMHP EDI Help Desk at 888-863-3638 to request reactivation.

Original notice

Changes for Inactive EDI Submitter Accounts Effective December 1, 2026
tmhp.com · Always check the source before changing claims.
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