Oregon Health PlanMedicaid · Administrative · Plan · ORLow impact
HRSN Service Authorization Data Request
Effective date
Not stated in the notice
Identified
Oct 6, 2026
Summary
This is a historical data collection request from Oregon Health Authority (OHA) to Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs) under the Medicaid 1115 Waiver. OHA is requesting retroactive authorization date data for Health-Related Social Needs (HRSN) rent and utility services (procedure codes H0043 and H0044) for the period November 1, 2024 through September 30, 2025. The data submission deadline was November 24, 2025—a date that has already passed relative to the analysis date of October 6, 2026. This is not a billing workflow change but an administrative reporting requirement to a state agency.
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01This is historical material newly discovered on 2026-10-06.
02The source-stated submission deadline of November 24, 2025 has already elapsed.
03Billing team should verify whether the practice (if a CCO or contracted with an Oregon CCO) completed this data submission to OHA by the deadline.
04If submission was missed, check with OHA or the contracting CCO to determine whether late submission is possible or whether any compliance issues arose.
05This request does not impose ongoing billing workflow changes; it was a one-time retroactive data collection effort.
06No current action is required unless organizational records show the deadline was missed and follow-up is needed with OHA contacts: Jessi Wilson (jessica.l.wilson@oha.oregon.gov) or Amanda Peden (amanda.m.peden@oha.oregon.gov).
Codes mentioned
H0043H0044
Original notice
HRSN Service Authorization Data Request
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