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Michigan Medicaid Telemedicine: The Basics Telemedicine is the use of telecommunication technology to connect a patient with a health care professional in a different location. MDHHS requires a real time interactive system at both the originating and distant site, allowing instantaneous interaction between the patient and the health care professional via a …
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Michigan 59 People Used
Telemedicine and telehealth in Michigan state law Michigan enacted its private insurance parity law in 2012. The main idea behind Michigan’s parity law was to legally enforce the coverage of telemedicine services by private payers. For the sake of reimbursement, telemedicine is treated the same way as in-person medical aid.
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Michigan Telemedicine & Telehealth Reimbursement Overview Telemedicine CPT Codes Unique CPT codes do not exist specifically for telemedicine or telehealth. Instead a modifier is applied to existing codes. For interactive audio and video sessions, place a GT modifier in front of the CPT codes you typically use for in person services.
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MHPs are allowed to develop prior authorization requirements and utilization management and review criteria that differ from Medicaid requirements. • Contact the MHP plan manager with questions or for direction. 3. What can and cannot be provided through telehealth?
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State 54 People Used
State Medicaid telehealth coverage Federal waivers allow broad coverage for telehealth through Medicaid, but COVID-19 reimbursement policies vary state to state. Medicaid coverage differs from state to state. Most states have expanded Medicaid coverage for telehealth during the COVID-19 public health emergency.
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Can a practitioner licensed in Michigan, yet located outside of Michigan, perform telehealth services to members? Yes. According to the Telemedicine Services Medical Policy , the provider must be licensed, registered, or otherwise authorized to perform service in their health care profession in the state where the patient is located.
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Even though such technologies are not considered "telemedicine," they may nevertheless be covered and reimbursed as part of a Medicaid coverable service, such as laboratory service, x-ray service or physician services (under section 1905 (a) of the Social Security Act). Provider and Facility Guidelines
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covers telehealth services for Medicaid members and there is no cost share associated with those services. HAP is working with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDDHS) to implement a solution for our Medicaid members. Conversations are happening on a daily basis. More information will be provided as soon as possible. What we’re advising …
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Health 57 People Used
in a telehealth place of service (02) and GT Modifier. Per Michigan Medicaid State Regulations, neither the originating site or the distant site is permitted to bill BOTH the telehealth facility fee (Q3014) and the code for the professional service for the same beneficiary at the same time.
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Stay ahead of policy changes, check Michigan telemedicine information. Check out eVisit for important laws, regulations, and Medicaid policies.
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Thanks to the parity law, Michigan now requires private payers to cover telemedicine the same way they would in-person services. Type of Telemedicine Covered For now, Michigan Medicaid only reimburses for live video telemedicine. The state defines telemedicine as “real-time” medical service that substitutes for an in-person doctor visit.
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There is no single answer to “does Medicaid pay for telehealth treatment,” and we do not expect people to figure it out for themselves. If you would like us to check for you, please contact us here or call us at (844) 943-2514. How Can Suboxone Be More Affordable?
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Beginning October 1, 2020, telemedicine services are covered under the medical assistance program and Healthy Michigan program if the originating site is an in-home or in-school setting, in addition to any other originating site allowed in the Medicaid provider manual or any established site considered appropriate by the provider.
While many states already had laws in place requiring commercial health plans and state Medicaid programs to cover telehealth services, the requirements were not universal and varied in the levels of service covered.
The Department of Health and Human Services posted its Medicaid telehealth billing requirements and indicated that telehealth services will be paid at the same rate as in-person services.
June 26, 2020 - Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has signed into law a handful of bills aimed at expanding telehealth in the state, giving providers more Medicaid coverage and the leeway to use remote patient monitoring and asynchronous platforms.