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Bureau of Program Integrity Presentation’s Q&A at the Dec 2025 MTS Collaborative
This document reviews the questions and answers from the Bureau of Program Integrity presentation on qualifying Medicaid services, authorizations and orders for MTS medical services, behavioral health services (ABA), and grievances and appeals, held at the December 2025 MTS Collaborative (12/5/2025).
Bureau of Program Integrity Presentation’s Q&A at the Nov 2025 MTS Collaborative
This document reviews the questions and answers from the Bureau of Program Integrity presentation on specialized transportation and common documentation errors, held at the November 2025 MTS Collaborative (11/7/2025).
CMCS Bulletin: Information on School-Based Services in Medicaid: Funding, Documentation and Expanding Services
This bulletin which was released by the Centers for Medicaid and CHIP Services (CMCS) on 8/18/2022 describes opportunities for Medicaid funding of school-based health services in an effort to support access to Medicaid school-based services.
CMCS Bulletin: Leveraging Medicaid, CHIP, and Other Federal Programs in the Delivery of Behavioral Health Services for Children and Youth
This bulletin which was released by the Centers for Medicaid and CHIP Services (CMCS) on 8/18/2022 describes strategies for leveraging Medicaid and CHIP funding to address youth and adolescent mental health and increase provision of behavioral health services.
Delivering Services in School-Based Settings: A Comprehensive Guide to Medicaid Services and Administrative Claiming
CMS has published the long-awaited updated Medicaid to Schools services and administrative claiming guide.
“This guide seeks to provide direction to State Medicaid/CHIP agencies and LEAs to deliver SBS in a manner that allows LEAs to obtain all the payments for which they can qualify, to then increase access to covered services for enrolled students. This guide also offers possible financially sustainable solutions for State Medicaid/CHIP agencies and LEAs, while acknowledging that behavioral health (mental health and SUD) services, and other medical conditions can be complex and may also require community-based resources outside of schools for effective treatment.”