1. October 2009 School Corporation Presented by the EDS Provider Relations Field Consultants

2. School Corporation 2/ October 2009 Definitions Provider Enrollment Member Eligibility Covered Services Billing Guidelines Service-specific Guidelines Helpful Tools Questions Agenda

3. School Corporation 3/ October 2009 Definitions Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) – federal law assures a free and appropriate public education (FAPE) and related services designed to meet the unique needs of children with disabilities Individualized Education Program (IEP) – written document developed by a case conference committee that describes how a student will access the general curriculum, special education, and related services Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) – written plan for providing early intervention services to an eligible child under age 3 Supervision – supervision of a mid-level practitioner (in some cases on-site supervision is required, such as supervision within the same building where services are rendered) Medicaid-qualified Provider – any entity or person who meets state and federal Medicaid provider qualifications

4. School Corporation 4/ October 2009 Provider Enrollment State law (IC 12-15-1-16) requires school corporations, including charter schools, to enroll as Medicaid providers Note: The school’s practitioner (for example, therapist) is not required to enroll as a Medicaid provider, but must meet Medicaid- qualified provider criteria for the service billed Obtain a National Provider Identifier (NPI) For details, refer to your Medicaid Billing Tool Kit, Section 2.3.2 Complete the Provider Enrollment Application available at www.indianamedicaid.com/ihcp/ProviderServices www.indianamedicaid.com/ihcp/ProviderServices New provider application can be completed on the Web directly or by paper application Mail the application (including your corporation’s NPI) to: EDS Provider Enrollment P.O. Box 7263 Indianapolis, IN 46207-7263 Note: Only public school corporations and charters recognized by the Indiana Department of Education, not special education cooperatives, may enroll as Medicaid providers

5. School Corporation 5/ October 2009 Member Eligibility For services to be reimbursed, students must: Be at least 3 but less than 22 years old Be eligible for services under IDEA Be Medicaid-enrolled on the date of service Have an IEP listing the Medicaid- covered medical or health-related service(s) Receive covered IEP services provided by an employee or contractor of the school corporation who meets Medicaid-qualified provider criteria for the service delivered

6. School Corporation 6/ October 2009 Covered Services Medicaid-covered IEP services include: Audiology services Occupational therapy Physical therapy Psychological/Behavioral services Speech-Language pathology services School corporations may bill Medicaid only for health-related diagnostic and treatment services required to develop (such as initial evaluations) or listed in the IEP or IFSP of a Medicaid-enrolled Special Education student

7. School Corporation 7/ October 2009 Covered Services Medicaid covers medically necessary services that: Are individualized, specific, and consistent with symptoms or confirmed diagnoses of the illness or injury under treatment, and not in excess of the needs of the Medicaid- enrolled student Are not experimental or investigational Are reflective of the level of services that can be safely furnished and for which no equally effective and more conservative or less costly treatment is available Are furnished in a manner not primarily intended for the convenience of the student, his or her caretaker, or the provider General Medicaid Coverage Criteria

8. School Corporation 8/ October 2009 General Billing Guidelines for All IEP Services When billing any IEP service to Medicaid: Obtain a signed release/consent from the parent(s) or guardian to verify a student’s eligibility and bill Medicaid –The signed consent must be obtained with each IEP Submit charges on the appropriate standardized CMS-1500 claim form or via approved electronic transaction format Bill with the applicable national, standardized procedure code and corresponding unit(s) of service

9. School Corporation 9/ October 2009 Service-Specific Billing Guidelines Audiology Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy Psychological/Behavioral Services Speech-Language Pathology Brief, High-Level Overview

10. School Corporation 10/ October 2009 Medicaid-qualified providers of Audiology services: Either a Licensed, Medicaid-qualified audiologist, with: 1.ASHA (American Speech-language Hearing Association) certification or successful completion or in process of completing supervised clinical experience, and 2.At least nine months’ full-time supervised experience after master’s or doctorate completion, and 3.Successful completion of national qualifying exam Or an Otolaryngologist Who meets all other federal and state qualifications and licensure and practice standards described in the School Corporation Medicaid Billing Tool Kit Chapter 3.2 Provider Qualifications Audiology

11. School Corporation 11/ October 2009 Requires physician’s written order and Medicaid Medical Clearance and Audiometric Test Form Student’s history part of form must be completed by a Medicaid-qualified provider Referring physician must complete form no earlier than six months prior to hearing aid provision Maintain form for audit purposes Children ages 14 and under must be examined by an otolaryngologist Initial assessment limited to one every three years per student, except where there is a documented disease Service Requirements Audiology

12. School Corporation 12/ October 2009 Audiology procedures, such as hearing and screening tests, cannot be fragmented and billed separately A screening test indicating the need for additional medical examination is not separately reimbursed by Medicaid For further details, please consult your School Corporation Medicaid Billing Tool Kit - Chapter 3: Audiological Services - Appendix E, Table 3, Billing Procedure Codes - Appendix H, Medicaid Medical Clearance and Audiometric Test Form Reimbursement Limitations Audiology

13. School Corporation 13/ October 2009 Medicaid-qualified occupational therapist (OT) providers: Either a Registered occupational therapist Or a Certified occupational therapy assistant acting within his or her scope of practice under the direct on-site supervision of the Registered OT Who meets all other federal and state qualifications and licensure and practice standards described in the School Corporation Medicaid Billing Tool Kit Chapter 6.2 Provider Qualifications Occupational Therapy

14. School Corporation 14/ October 2009 A physician, or other licensed practitioner (such as school psychologist) referral is required Services may be provided by an OT or certified occupational therapist assistant (COTA) Evaluations must by performed by a registered occupational therapist, not an occupational therapist assistant Service documentation must include the student’s name, diagnostic testing and assessment, and a written report identifying needs Service Requirements Occupational Therapy

15. School Corporation 15/ October 2009 One evaluation and one reevaluation per student, per school year For further details, please consult your School Corporation Medicaid Billing Tool Kit –Chapter 6: Occupational Therapy Services –Appendix E, Table 2, Billing Procedure Codes Reimbursement Limitations Occupational Therapy

16. School Corporation 16/ October 2009 Medicaid-qualified physical therapist (PT) providers: Either a Licensed physical therapist Or a Certified therapist assistant under direct, but not necessarily on-site, supervision of a licensed physical therapist Who meets federal and state qualifications as well as licensure and practice standards described in the School Corporation Medicaid Billing Tool Kit Chapter 4.2 Provider Qualifications Physical Therapy

17. School Corporation 17/ October 2009 A physician, or other licensed practitioner (such as school psychologist) referral is required Services may be provided by a PT or physical therapist assistant (PTA) Evaluations must by performed by a registered physical therapist, not a physical therapist assistant PT-related services may not be billed separately from therapy. Examples include: –Assisting patients in preparation for and, as necessary, during and at the conclusion of treatment –Transporting patients, records, equipment, and supplies –Assembling and disassembling equipment Service Requirements Physical Therapy

18. School Corporation 18/ October 2009 One physical therapy evaluation and one reevaluation per eligible student, per school year For further details, please consult your School Corporation Medicaid Billing Tool Kit - Chapter 4: Physical Therapy Services - Appendix E, Table 2, Billing Procedure Codes Reimbursement Limitations Physical Therapy

19. School Corporation 19/ October 2009 Medicaid-qualified Behavioral Service providers: Either a Physician (M.D. or D.O.) HSPP (Health Service Provider in Psychology); also The following mid-level practitioners may provide services under the direction of a physician or HSPP: Licensed psychologist Licensed independent practice school psychologist Licensed clinical social worker Licensed marital and family therapist Licensed mental health counselor A person holding a master’s degree in social work, marital and family therapy, or mental health counseling Provider Qualifications Psychological/Behavioral Services

20. School Corporation 20/ October 2009 An advanced practice nurse who is a licensed, registered nurse with a master’s degree in nursing with a major in psychiatric or mental health nursing from an accredited school of nursing Who meets federal and state qualifications as well as licensure and practice standards described in the School Corporation Medicaid Billing Tool Kit Chapter 7.2 Mid-level Practitioners Psychological/Behavioral Services

21. School Corporation 21/ October 2009 A physician or HSPP referral is required The physician or HSPP must see the student at initial visit, or review and sign off on the documentation of the initial visit with a mid-level practitioner, prior to initiation of services, and within seven days of the initial visit/intake In addition, the physician or HSPP must see the student or review the medical records and certify medical necessity (sign documentation) at least every 90 days Service Requirements Psychological/Behavioral Services

22. School Corporation 22/ October 2009 For further details, please consult your School Corporation Medicaid Billing Tool Kit - Chapter 7: Behavioral Services - Appendix E, Table 1, Billing Procedure Codes Note restrictions (certain procedures may only be billed by a physician or HSPP) Reimbursement Limitations Psychological/Behavioral Services

23. School Corporation 23/ October 2009 Medicaid-qualified providers of Speech services: Either: A licensed speech-language pathologist who: a) Has the ASHA (American Speech-language Hearing Association) certificate of clinical competence (“CCCs”), OR b) Is acquiring supervised work experience to qualify for the certificate, OR c) Has completed equivalent educational requirements and work experience necessary for the certificate Or A registered speech-language pathology aide, subject to 880 IAC 1-2, under direct on-site supervision of a licensed speech- language pathologist Who meets federal and state qualifications as well as licensure and practice standards in the School Corporation Medicaid Billing Tool Kit Chapter 5.2 Provider Qualifications Speech-Language Pathology

24. School Corporation 24/ October 2009 A physician, or other licensed practitioner (includes school psychologist) referral is required Services may be performed by a speech- language pathologist (SLP) or SLP support personnel Evaluations must be conducted by a licensed SLP Service documentation must include the student’s name, diagnostic testing and assessment, and a written report identifying needs Service Requirements Speech-Language Pathology

25. School Corporation 25/ October 2009 One speech-language pathology evaluation and one reevaluation per student, per school year Group therapy is covered in conjunction with, not in addition to, regular individual treatment; Medicaid will not pay for group therapy as the only or primary means of treatment For further details, please consult your School Corporation Medicaid Billing Tool Kit - Chapter 5: Speech-Language Pathology Services - Appendix E, Table 3, Billing Procedure Codes Reimbursement Limitations Speech-Language Pathology

26. School Corporation 26/ October 2009 Electronic Remittance Advice As of September 1, 2009, paper Remittance Advices (RAs) are available via Web interChange for download and print in PDF format Paper checks will continue to be mailed at this time Web interChange will hold 30 days of RA information Paper RA will only be available for a per-page fee If you do not currently have Web interChange, you can access the format at https://interchange.indianamedicaid.com; complete and mail the Administrator Request Form to:https://interchange.indianamedicaid.com EDI Solutions Help Desk 950 N. Meridian Street Suite 1150 Indianapolis, IN 46204-4288 Submit a letter of acknowledgement on your School Corporation’s letterhead from the organization’s superintendent, indicating you are approved as an administrator for your organization Each provider should assign an administrator to oversee the daily functions of the school corporation Providers are reminded to assign a new administrator for Web interChange if the administrator leaves the practice

27. School Corporation 27/ October 2009 How to Obtain an ID

28. School Corporation 28/ October 2009 School Corporation Medicaid Billing Tool Kit available at http://www.doe.in.gov/exceptional/speced/docs/2009-05- 20ToolKit5thEd.pdf http://www.doe.in.gov/exceptional/speced/docs/2009-05- 20ToolKit5thEd.pdf School Corporation Medicaid Billing Guide online at http://www.doe.in.gov/exceptional/speced/docs/2008-10-22- MedBillGuide.pdf http://www.doe.in.gov/exceptional/speced/docs/2008-10-22- MedBillGuide.pdf Medicaid Web site at www.indianamedicaid.comwww.indianamedicaid.com Medicaid (IHCP) Provider Manual online at http://www.indianamedicaid.com/ihcp/Publications/manuals.htm http://www.indianamedicaid.com/ihcp/Publications/manuals.htm EDS Customer Assistance –1-800-577-1278, or –(317) 655-3240 in Indianapolis local area EDS Written Correspondence –P.O. Box 7263 Indianapolis, IN 46207-7263 Medicaid Provider Relations Field Consultants –View a current territory map and contact information at www.indianamedicaid.comwww.indianamedicaid.com Helpful Tools

29. School Corporation 29/ October 2009 Questions

30. October 2009 EDS and the EDS logo are registered trademarks of Hewlett-Packard Development Company, LP. HP is an equal opportunity employer and values the diversity of its people. © 2009 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, LP. Office of Medicaid Policy and Planning (OMPP) 402 W. Washington St, Room W374 Indianapolis, IN 46204 EDS, an HP Company 950 N. Meridian St., Suite 1150 Indianapolis, IN 46204