Author: GDIT, (800) 688-6696
The Community Alternatives Program for Disabled Adults (CAP/DA) unit within NC Medicaid will host an informational webinar on how to become a CAP/DA-qualified direct service provider. Becoming qualified will enable providers to render one or more of the CAP/DA services listed below* or other approved Medicaid services for a CAP/DA beneficiary.
This webinar is intended to provide specific enrollment guidelines in the following areas:
- The minimum qualifications to render any one of the CAP/DA services listed below*
- The CAP/DA taxonomies that must be included in a Manage Change Request (MCR) to render and receive payment for CAP/DA services
- Showing proof that minimum qualifications were met to request to be added to a Freedom of Choice of Provider Selection form in your county(ies) of business
- The timeframe to accept the service authorization to begin service planning to render CAP/DA service(s)
The informational webinar is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 18, 2019, from 2-4 p.m. Please register here to participate in the webinar.
This webinar is being offered because the CAP/DA §1915(c) Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) waiver application has been renewed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). The waiver renewal is effective Nov. 1, 2019 through Oct. 31, 2024.
*The approved services in the renewed CAP/DA waiver are listed below:
- Adult day health
- CAP in-home aide
- Case management
- Community transition
- Community integration
- Coordinated caregiving
- Equipment, modification and technology
- Goods and services – participant; individual-directed; chore services-declutter and garbage disposal; non-medical transportation; nutritional services; pest eradication
- Financial management
- Meal preparation and delivery
- Personal emergency response services
- Personal assistance
- Respite services – institutional and in-home
- Specialized medical supplies
- Training, education and consultative services
Who should attend this informational training:
All providers interested in providing in-home aide services, durable medical equipment, medical supplies, goods and services, adult day health, meal preparation and delivery, financial management, case management and coordinated caregiving.