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Medicaid-covered services, as specified in the State's approved Medicaid individual's overall health status. While enrolled in a PACE program, the participant must receive all Medicare and …
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The Healthy Michigan Plan is Michigan’s branded Medicaid expansion program, which has provided coverage to nearly one million Michiganders in all 83 counties since its creation in …
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Blue Cross and BCN require a review of certain medications before your plan will cover them, which is called prior authorization. This ensures you’ve tried the preferred alternatives — drugs …
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Therapy, Clubhouse, Community Living Supports, Crisis Interventions, Crisis Residential, Enhanced Pharmacy, Environmental Modifications Ambulance and other emergency
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For beneficiaries not enrolled in Medicaid Health Plans and services not included in the capitation payments to the Community Mental Health Services Programs (CMHSPs) or Prepaid Inpatient …
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Medicaid may cover medical costs that Medicare doesn’t cover or partially covers (for example, nursing home care, personal care, and home- and community-based services). Beneficiaries’ …
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Michigan’s Medicaid program should permanently retain, after the Corona virus pandemic abates, all of the behavioral telemedicine services, supports, and their encounter codes that were …
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The medical subsidy program may cover up to six months of this specialized therapy for children who have a medical subsidy for a neurological condition and a physician’s prescription, if all …
