This webinar began by reviewing common questions relating to Billing for Article 29-I Facilities (Core and Other Limited Health Related Services) and then provided an opportunity for Article 29-I facilities to ask their billing questions.
With the Article 29-I Voluntary Foster Care Agency (VFCA) transition slated to go live on July 1st, MCTAC, working closely with DOH and OCFS, has developed webinars and tools to help providers prepare.
This pre-recorded webinar provides an overview of the updated Article 29-I Health Facility Billing Guidance and focus on the requirements for billing Medicaid Managed Care for Other Limited Health-Related Services.
Target Audience: Article 29-I Providers
With the Article 29-I Voluntary Foster Care Agency (VFCA) transition slated to go live on July 1st, MCTAC, working closely with DOH and OCFS, has developed webinars and tools to help providers prepare.
This pre-recorded webinar provides an overview of the updated Article 29-I Health Facility Billing Guidance and focus on the requirements for billing Medicaid Managed Care for Core Limited Health-Related Services.
Target Audience: Article 29-I Providers
The Community Technical Assistance Center (CTAC) is partnering with Youth Power at Families Together in New York State to offer a 5-session Documentation Done Right learning community for supervisors of Youth Peer Advocates in New York State.
Article 31 Clinic Virtual Listening Sessions: Access, Engagement and Return to Treatment
CTAC and MCTAC partnered with the NYS Office of Mental Health (OMH) on virtual listening sessions for Article 31 Clinicc as a follow-up to the regional in-person sessions offered in early 2020. These sessions focused on areas related to access, engagement, and return to treatment.
These events included a discussion portion that was NOT recorded.
For VFCA providers billing Medicaid Fee For Service, especially those opting into Phase 1 in February 2021, this pre-recorded webinar will provide an overview of the updated Article 29-I Health Facility Billing Guidance and focus on the requirements for billing Medicaid Fee For Service for Core Limited Health-Related Services and for Other Limited Health-Related Services.
Target Audience: VFCA providers billing Fee For Service, especially those opting into Phase 1 in February 2021
CTAC and MCTAC partnered with the Office of Mental Health (OMH) for a webinar offering for Article 31 clinics, Regulatory Relief and Rapid Access in Article 31 Clinics. Over the course of the last year, OMH gathered your feedback and worked with key stakeholders to make changes to Part 599.10 of Clinic Regulations to support more clinically driven and person-centered decisions made with individuals and families. This webinar provides an overview of these regulatory changes.
MCTAC invites you to view this one-hour pre-recorded webinar which discusses key principles of Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), Medicaid Managed Care Plan (MMCP) network and claiming requirements, and provides a refresher on submitting clean claims. This webinar reviews how these concepts support efficient and effective billing practices.
While this training is intended as a refresher it can also serve as an introduction to those who are new to billing Medicaid Managed Care.
Documentation is one of the most important components of delivering behavioral health services. All behavioral health providers are required to meet regulatory standards of practice that include appropriate documentation.
Documentation Done Right is a set of workbooks designed to share best practices in documentation and provide users with exercises that provide an opportunity to practice these skills. Each stand-alone Documentation Done Right workbook targets a specific skill area. Choose the workbook that addresses the topic where you need practice.
CTAC and MCTAC partnered with the NYS Office of Mental Health (OMH) to provide regional in-person trainings for Article 31 Clinics. The trainings facilitated discussions related to areas such as pre-admission, admission, assessment, re-admission, discharge, treatment planning, and documentation. CTAC and MCTAC offered strategies to help providers streamline and strengthen these areas of clinic operations. OMH Clinic Program representatives as well as OMH Licensing representatives participated in the discussion in order to address questions related to OMH requirements.
