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Cost reconciliation and settlement figures have been calculated for our school districts and were sent out by DSS on Friday, February 5, 2016.

These amounts are based on each districts individual cost report submissions for the 2013-2014 school year.

Districts will notice these amounts have drastically been reduced based on the following reasons:

• This is the first calculation year in which the new Parental Consent requirements/regulations have an impact on the Medicaid Penetration Rate (MPR) for the district. 

• This is the first full calculation year in which the interim payment rates for the CT SBCH program were used in determining the formula.

• Most districts saw an increase in their monthly claiming for the school year.

Parental consent is crucial to the success of your Medicaid program. Failure to obtain consents will impact cost reconciliation and direct claiming.

Click here for Parental Consent Tips

 

Tags: Connecticut, Medicaid reimbursement for SBCH program, Cost reports, Reconciliation an Settlement checks, Cost reconciliation and settlement checks

As districts look for ways to expand their current LEA billing programs, it is important to consider all options available for reimbursement.

Targeted Case Management (TCM) has been an avenue of interest for many districts and here are tips to help you consider the options available for maximizing your reimbursement.

Tags: LEA Billing Option program, TCM, Targeted Case Management

California districts received notification of the newest changes to parental consent for the Medi-Cal LEA Billing Option program allowing districts to obtain a one time parental consent replacing the annual requirement previously required. 

Tags: notification, One time Consent, CA parental consent

Special Education management is a challenge we all understand

  Introducing a new way to meet these challenges

CREC, CompuClaim and Lumen Touch have teamed up to offer Connecticut school districts an advanced Special Education management system that connects every student both inside and outside the classroom.

Tags: CompuClaim and LUMEN, Special Education management, CREC

Connecticut school districts began their New Year with the arrival of Quarter 3 Random Moment Time Studies (RMTS).

For the next 3 months, district staff will be alerted by UMASS (school based claiming) if they have in fact been chosen for this simple and quick response to specific questions that should take about 1 minute of their time.

Tags: Compliance, CT RMTS, Random Moment Time Studies

 

Tags: CRCS report, CA recoupment of LEA Medi-Cal Billing program, Department of Health Services

California school districts may have noticed that their current financial summaries have had funds recouped for payment going back to the 2010 CRCS report (Cost Reimbursement Comparison Schedule). Xerox who is the current California fiscal billing agent has notified school districts with a recoupment letter outlining funds being withheld.

Tags: recoupment of interim payments, Medi Cal billing

 Special Education management is a challenge we all understand

Introducing a new way to meet these challenges

CREC, CompuClaim and Lumen Touch have teamed up to offer Connecticut school districts an advanced Special Educationmanagement system that connects every student both inside and outside the classroom.

    Join us to review and discuss our one of a kind IEP solution that is fully integrated with our automated Medicaid billing solution.

Date: Friday, January 9, 2014

Time: 8:30 am

Place: ACES - Staff Development Building

205 Skiff Street, Hamden CT

RSVP: Pam Katz, National Director of Marketing and Sales

pkatz@compuclaim.com

 

    

Tags: IEP Management, Student Management, Connecting CT Students

Do you know how to meet Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) compliance for documenting specialized transportation?

Tags: Connecticut, Special Ed transportation, Compliance, tips

A Good Deal for Everyone 

      Introducing our newest blog series on Parental Consent  we are pleased to introduce our            "guest blogger" Kari Wagner Peck, M.S.W., freelance writer, atypicalson.com

Tags: Parental consent, Districts benefit, children win