Blog Entry List
Opportunities for individuals with disabilities to explore, seek and maintain Competitive Integrated Employment and other meaningful day options.
Effective Oct. 1, 2021, immunizing pharmacists are authorized to administer Long Acting Injectable (LAI) medications.
This fall, NC Medicaid is releasing an updated series of provider enrollment training videos, which are required components of the provider enrollment.
Program Year 2021 is Closed and The Security Risk Analysis
Update on COVID-19 booster shot recommendations for Pfizer, Moderna and Janssen
Upcoming Key Milestone Dates, Playbook Updates, Request to Move to NC Medicaid Direct Process, Prior Authorizations, Frequently Asked Questions, Contracting Reminders, Ombudsman and Webinars
Individual Provider Affiliation required for certain providers by Nov. 21, 2021. Keeping NCTracks records current can help claims processing.
In consideration of the evolving needs for PCS providers, in place of the outbreak rates, NC Medicaid will provide all PCS providers, including CAP/C and CAP/DA, a single, uniform, temporary rate increase that will enable them all to better address the various increased costs associated with staffing during the COVID-19 PHE.
UPDATE Oct. 28, 2021: Procedure code T1004 has been removed from this list, as it is excluded, and was originally listed in error. EVV visits for respite services must follow EVV capture requirements.
The latest transition dates for county realignments.
This form is for members who wish to change their primary care assignment throughout the year.
The federal government has now extended the public health emergency (PHE) through Jan. 16, 2022.
Effective Nov. 01, 2021, all encounters subject to EVV will require an EVV visit history.
Effective Oct. 18, 2021, providers experiencing EVV user error claim denials will not be granted hardship advance.
Effective with date of service Aug. 10, 2021, NC Medicaid covers avalglucosidase alfa-ngpt for injection.