Indiana has temporarily halted the reporting requirements of its Medicaid work program, known as Gateway to Work, while a lawsuit challenging the program, Rose v. Azar, works its way through federal court. READ MORE
Beginning November 1, 2019, Anthem will reimburse CRNA services submitted with Modifier QZ for their Indiana Medicaid plans at 60 percent of the applicable fee schedule or contracted/negotiated amount. READ MORE
On October 1, some Hoosiers covered by Indiana’s Medicaid expansion program, Healthy Indiana Plan, now have to report 40 hours of work, education, or volunteerism to meet Indiana’s new Gateway to Work requirements. READ MORE
Providers billing Anthem Medicaid plans for multiple instances of the same surgical procedure for the same date of service by the same provider will need to make some adjustments to their claims in order to get paid correctly. READ MORE
Beginning October 1, 2019, Indiana Medicaid is making a few changes to their Anesthesia code set for traditional fee-for-service Medicaid. In the process, the payer also is reprocessing some claims denied in error as a result of the updates. READ MORE
Starting January 1, 2019, all Hoosier healthcare providers who hold a controlled substance registration are required to register for Indiana’s INSPECT program and some practitioners are required to check the database before prescribing an opioid or benzodiazepine to a patient. A recent update to the law clarifies the requirements and moves the law from criminal statute to professional licensing statute. READ MORE
Indiana Medicaid providers who are identified for Program Integrity Audits can respond to audit letters using the Indiana FADS Secure Portal. And a new online training module from IHCP, Indiana FADS Secure Portal Tutorial, will give providers, staff members, or other representatives the information they need to use the system. READ MORE
A claims processing error by Indiana Medicaid resulted in as many as thousands of incorrect denials, including claims for at least two anesthesia services. Indiana Health Coverage Programs says they now have the problem fixed, and claims denied inappropriately will be mass reprocessed or mass adjusted, as appropriate. READ MORE
After more than a year of working on a new provider enrollment and credentialing solution – FSSA EnCred – the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration’s has now suspended the project indefinitely. READ MORE
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration’s (FSSA) new provider enrollment and credentialing solution – FSSA EnCred – will be rolled out in a phased implementation process. Phase one is slated to begin in late summer or early fall 2019. A timeline for additional phases has not been announced. READ MORE
