1. HP Provider Relations October 2010 Waiver Billing

2. Waiver BillingOctober 20102 Agenda – Session Objectives – Definition of Medicaid Waiver – Member Eligibility – Billing – Claim Form and NPI – Electronic Claim Filing – Paper Claim Filing Hints – Remittance Advice – Adjudicated Claim Information – Claim Voids and Replacements – Helpful Tools

3. Waiver BillingOctober 20103 Objectives At the end of this session, providers will understand: – Definition of a Medicaid waiver – Indiana’s two new demonstration grants – Waiver provider enrollment process – Requirements necessary for a member to qualify for waiver services – How spend-down impacts claim processing – How to verify member eligibility – How to submit and adjust claims

4. Define Medicaid waivers

5. Waiver BillingOctober 20105 Definition of a Medicaid Waiver – In 1981 the federal government created Title XIX Home and Community-Based Services Program – This act, referred to as the waiver program, created exceptions to, or “waived,” traditional Medicaid requirements – A waiver is what the State government requested from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to obtain additional funding through the Medicaid program It allows for the provision and payment of Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) that are not provided through the Medicaid State plan – Medicaid waiver programs are funded with both State and federal dollars – All Indiana waiver programs have been initiated by the Indiana General Assembly and approved by CMS

6. Waiver BillingOctober 20106 What Is the HCBS Waiver Program? – Traditionally, Medicaid paid for institutional-based services only; however, the HCBS waiver programs allowed services to be “waived” from Traditional Medicaid payment methodology – The Medicaid HCBS waivers fund supportive services to individuals in their own homes or in community settings, rather than in a long-term care facility setting – The Medicaid HCBS waivers fund services to individuals who: Meet the level of care specific to a waiver Meet the financial limitations established by the waiver

7. Waiver BillingOctober 20107 What Is the HCBS Waiver Program? – In addition to waiver services, waiver members receive all Medicaid services under the State Plan (Traditional Medicaid), for which they are eligible – The State administers seven HCBS waivers and grants under three categories: Nursing Facility Level of Care Waivers (includes three waivers/grants) Intermediate care facility for the mentally retarded (ICF/MR) Level of Care Waivers (includes three waivers) Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities Level of Care Grant

8. Waiver BillingOctober 20108 HCBS Waivers Nursing Facility Level of Care Waivers and Grant Administered by the Division of Aging (DA) – Aged and Disabled Waiver (AD) – Traumatic Brain Injury Waiver (TBI) – Money Follows the Person Demonstration Grant (MFP) ICF/MR Level of Care Waivers Administered by the Division of Disability and Rehabilitative Services (DDRS) – Developmental Disabilities Waiver (DD) – Autism Waiver (AU) – Support Services Waiver (SS)

9. Waiver BillingOctober 20109 HCBS Waivers Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities Level of Care Grant Administered by the Division of Mental Health and Addiction (DMHA) – Community Alternatives to Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities Demonstration Grant (CA-PRTF)

10. Waiver BillingOctober 201010 Community Alternatives to Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities – Demonstration project through CMS – Goal is to demonstrate that cost-effective, intensive community- based services can serve as alternative to treatment in a psychiatric residential treatment facility (PRTF) or assist in a child/youth’s transition back to the community from a PRTF – More than 41 million federal dollars for five-year duration – Seven services are offered: Wraparound Facilitation, Wraparound Technician, Respite Care, Non-Medical Transportation, Habilitation, Clinical and Consultative Clinical and Therapeutic Services, and Training and Support for Unpaid Caregivers – More information about services offered and rates: www.in.gov/fssa/dmha/6643.htm www.in.gov/fssa/dmha/6643.htm

11. Waiver BillingOctober 201011 Community Alternatives to Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities – 56 Indiana counties serve as access sites for grant services – DMHA is seeking more counties to serve as access sites to allow for statewide access – Additional counties may participate as an access site if: The county can document that it meets the requirements; or, A DMHA-approved access site in another county agrees to provide services on behalf of the interested county

12. Waiver BillingOctober 201012 Money Follows the Person Grant – Demonstration program through CMS – Helps interested individuals transition out of a nursing facility and into a community-based setting – ADVANTAGE Health Solutions case managers help facilitate transition – Participants may receive waiver services plus additional program services: Additional transportation Personal Emergency Response System – After 365 days, participants transfer seamlessly to one of the waivers

13. Waiver BillingOctober 201013 IFSSA Waiver Divisions The following divisions support the administration of the HCBS waivers and grants: – Developmentally Disabled, Support Services, and Autism Waivers: Division of Disability and Rehabilitative Services 402 W. Washington St., Room W453 Indianapolis, IN 46207 – Aged and Disabled and Traumatic Brain Injury Waivers and Money Follows the Person Demonstration Grant: Division of Aging 402 W. Washington St., Room W454 Indianapolis, IN 46207 – Community Alternatives to PRTF Demonstration Grant Division of Mental Health and Addiction 402 W. Washington St., Room W353 Indianapolis, IN 46204

14. Describe Member eligibility

15. Waiver BillingOctober 201015 Member Eligibility Medicaid enrollment process starts with the Division of Family Resources (DFR): – Enters member application into the eligibility tracking system known as the Indiana Client Eligibility System (ICES) – Determines member eligibility status – Makes spend-down determinations – Maintains member information and eligibility files Where it begins

16. Waiver BillingOctober 201016 Member Eligibility –If an individual is found to meet waiver Level of Care requirements but is not Medicaid-eligible, the individual may become Medicaid- eligible under special waiver eligibility rules Where it begins

17. Waiver BillingOctober 201017 Waiver Program Member Eligibility Members must qualify for waiver program eligibility – Individuals who meet waiver Level of Care status and are Medicaid eligible may be approved to receive waiver services – A limited number of slots are available for each waiver and the waiver slot number is approved by the CMS – A Medicaid-eligible individual cannot receive waiver services until: A funded slot is available A waiver Level of Care is established for the member A cost-comparison budget is approved (demonstrates cost-effectiveness of waiver services when compared to institutional costs)

18. Waiver BillingOctober 201018 Waiver Program Member Eligibility Once eligibility requirements are met: – A case manager, along with the client and/or client’s representative, as well as other service providers, develop a Plan of Care (POC), and/or an Individualized Support Plan, which is reviewed by the State – The Notice of Action (NOA) lists the approved services the client may receive, along with the approved date span, units, and charge per unit – Information from the NOA is sent to HP for placement on the member’s Prior Authorization (PA) record for appropriate claims payment – Claims pay only if PA dollars, units, and services are available for the dates of service submitted on the claim – An approved Notice of Action is not a guarantee of claims payment –Providers must verify member eligibility to ensure Medicaid eligibility has not been lost

19. Waiver BillingOctober 201019 Member Eligibility – Receives member data from ICES – Updates IndianaAIM within 72 hours – Provides and supports the Eligibility Verification System (EVS) – Makes EVS available 24 hours a day, seven days a week HP role

20. Waiver BillingOctober 201020 Member Eligibility Three EVS options are available: – Automated Voice Response (AVR) 1-800-738-6770, or (317) 692-0819, Indianapolis area – Omni swipe card terminal device – Web interChange How to verify

21. Waiver BillingOctober 201021 Automated Voice Response AVR provides the following: – Member eligibility verification – Benefit limits – Prior authorization – Claim status – Check write Contact AVR at (317) 692-0819 in the Indianapolis local area or 1-800-738-6770 EVS using the telephone

22. Waiver BillingOctober 201022 Omni – Is cost effective for high-volume providers – Uses plastic Hoosier Health card – Allows manual entry – Prints two-ply forms – Requires upgrade for benefit limit information See Chapter 3 of the IHCP Provider Manual for more information or also available at ww.indianamedicaid.com EVS card-reading device

23. Waiver BillingOctober 201023 Web interChange The following is available through Web interChange: – Member information available by Member ID, SSN, Medicare Number, or Name and DOB – Spend-down information – DFR information – Detailed third-party liability (TPL) information – Online TPL update requests – Web interChange is accessible via http://provider.indianamedicaid.com http://provider.indianamedicaid.com EVS using the Internet

24. Learn Waiver billing information

25. Waiver BillingOctober 201025 Waiver Billing – Notice of Action Lists the approved service provider Lists the approved service codes Gives the approved number of units and dollar amounts – CMS-1500 claim form Use service code approved on the NOA Include all modifiers listed with the service code – U7 will identify this is a waiver service – Refer to the HCBS Waiver Provider Manual for information regarding: Service definitions Allowable services Service standards Documentation standards

26. Waiver BillingOctober 201026 Authorized Services You may only bill for authorized services. For services to be authorized they must: – Meet the needs of the member – Be addressed in the member’s Plan of Care (POC) and/or Individualized Support Plan (ISP) – Be provided in accordance with the definition and parameters of the service, as established by the waiver

27. Waiver BillingOctober 201027 Claim Form and National Provider Identifier – Waiver providers should submit their claims electronically via the 837P transaction or on Web interChange – The CMS-1500 claim form is used when submitting paper claims – Electronic submission may be used on the CMS-1500 professional tab – Waiver providers are considered atypical and are not required to report a National Provider Identifier (NPI) on their claim – Waiver providers may submit claims using their Legacy Provider Identifier (LPI) as they have in the past – Waiver providers do not report or use a taxonomy code Note: Targeted case managers who provide traditional Medicaid services for determining the waiver Level of Care should report and use their NPI

28. Waiver BillingOctober 201028 Spend-down – Spend-down is assigned by the Division of Family Resources at the time of the eligibility determination – The member is aware of the spend-down amount and responsible for fulfilling that obligation – HP credits the member’s spend-down based on the usual and customary charge billed on the claim – Spend-down is credited on claims based on the order they are processed – ARC 178 appears on the Remittance Advice when spend-down is credited on claims – Providers may bill the member for the amount listed beside ARC 178 – Member is responsible to pay upon receipt of the Spend-down Summary Notice

29. Waiver BillingOctober 201029 Web interChange Professional Claims – Medical

30. Waiver BillingOctober 201030 Claim Completion

31. Waiver BillingOctober 201031 Claim Completion

32. Waiver BillingOctober 201032 Adjudicated Claim Information The internal control number (ICN) is a 13-digit number assigned to each claim – The region tells how the claim was submitted 20 – electronic with no attachments 21 – electronic with attachments 10 – paper with no attachments 11 – paper with attachments 50 – voids/replacements – noncheck-related Internal control number

33. Waiver BillingOctober 201033 Paper Claim Filing – Use the approved version of the CMS- 1500 claim form – Do not use staples or paper clips – Verify that the claim form is signed, or complete the Attestation for Signature on File – Send paper claims to: HP Waiver Program Claims P.O. Box 7269 Indianapolis, IN 46207-7269 – Review the Remittance Advice (RA) closely Helpful hints

34. Waiver BillingOctober 201034 Remittance Advice – RAs provide information about claims processing and financial activity related to reimbursement RAs contain internal control numbers (ICNs) with detail-level information RAs give detail status (paid or denied) RAs give payment amount See the IHCP Provider Manual Chapter 12 for more details – Paper RAs no longer mailed to providers RAs available on Web interChange Check/RA Inquiry function Effective September 1, 2009 Statement with claims processing information

35. Waiver BillingOctober 201035 Claim Adjustments – “Replacement” is a HIPAA-approved term used to describe the correction of a claim that has already been submitted – Replacements can be performed on paid, suspended, and denied claims – Denied details can be replaced or billed as a new claim – To avoid unintentional recoupments, submit paper adjustments for claims finalized more than one year from the date of service – “Void” is the term used to describe the deletion of an entire claim – Voids can be performed on paid claims only – Voids and replacements can be performed to correct incorrect or partial payment, including zero dollar amount Note: Paper replacements can only be processed on paid claims Voids and replacements

36. Resolve Most common denials

37. Waiver BillingOctober 201037 Most Common Denials – Cause The claim is an exact duplicate of a previously paid claim – Resolution No action required, as the claim has already been paid Edit 5001 – Exact Duplicate

38. Waiver BillingOctober 201038 Most Common Denials – Cause Waiver provider has billed for a recipient who does not have a waiver Level of Care for the date of service – Resolution Contact the waiver case manager to verify the LOC information is accurate Verify the correct date of service has been billed If code billed is incorrect, correct the code and rebill Edit 2013 – Recipient Ineligible for Level of Care

39. Waiver BillingOctober 201039 Most Common Denials – Cause Provider has billed a procedure code that is invalid for the waiver program – Resolution Verify the correct procedure code has been billed Verify the procedure code billed is present on the Notice of Action Correct the procedure code and rebill your claim Edit 4216 – Procedure Code not Eligible for Recipient Waiver Program

40. Waiver BillingOctober 201040 Most Common Denials – Cause The date of service billed is not on the prior authorization file – Resolution Verify the correct date of service has been billed Verify the date of service billed is on the Notice of Action If the incorrect code is billed, correct the code and rebill Edit 3001 – Date of Service Not on PA Database

41. Find Help Resources Available

42. Waiver BillingOctober 201042 Helpful Tools Avenues of resolution –IHCP Web site at www.indianamedicaid.comwww.indianamedicaid.com –IHCP Provider Manual (Web, CD-ROM, or paper) –HCBS Waiver Provider Manual –Customer Assistance Local (317) 655-3240 All others 1-800-577-1278 –Written Correspondence HP Provider Written Correspondence P. O. Box 7263 Indianapolis, IN 46207-7263 –Provider field consultant

43. Waiver BillingOctober 201043 Helpful Tools Avenues of resolution –Division of Disability and Rehabilitative Services 402 W. Washington St., Room W453 Indianapolis, IN 46207 –Division of Aging 402 W. Washington St., Room W454 Indianapolis, IN 46207 –Division of Mental Health and Addiction 402 W. Washington St., Room W353 Indianapolis, IN 46204

44. Q&A