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Hospital at Home Program Re-Launch: NC Medicaid will cover the Acute Hospital at Home Program starting Nov. 1, 2023. NOTE: This Bulletin was revised on April 2, 2024 to correct an error. In the original version, published Sept. 27, 2023, it was stated that the Hospital at Home Program had a previous end date of March 31, 2021. Prior to relaunch, the previous end date was March 31, 2022, as corrected and explained below.
Claims without the required EVV data will be denied.

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (the Department) is releasing updated information about the assumptions underlying the care management component of capitation payments to NC Medicaid Managed Care Prepaid Health Plan (PHPs) Standard Plans.

This bulletin replaces NC Medicaid Temporary Flexibilities Due to Hurricane Idalia published on Aug. 30, 2023, to correct the end date.
Provider guidance for reimbursement, enrollment and providing care for Medicaid beneficiaries
Includes provider recredentialing/reverification, Medicaid expansion, Tailored Plan implementation and more.
This bulletin provides information about referrals for specialty care for NC Medicaid beneficiaries.
Includes flexibilities related to Tailored Plans and Healthy Opportunities Pilots
With state budget negotiations ongoing, NCDHHS has worked with CMS to negotiate a compromise to begin submitting documents needed for federal approval to launch Medicaid expansion on October 1, 2023.
All Home Health Care providers are expected to be fully compliant with requirements on Oct. 1, 2023.
Includes provider recredentialing/reverification, billing requirement modifications, Tailored Plan implementation, upcoming key milestones, playbook updates and more.
Updates include updated policies on Acuity Tiers, Acuity-Based Contacts and Contact Monitoring.
This bulletin provides details on coverage for COVID-19 Vaccines and COVID-19 Counseling after the ending of the Federal Public Health Emergency.
Beneficiaries who will be covered by the Tailored Plans will continue to receive care as they do today.
Allows Home and Community Based Services for individuals with behavioral health, intellectual/developmental disabilities and traumatic brain injury.