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What is the time limit for filing a claim to Alabama Medicaid? Generally, Medicaid requires all claims to be filed within one year of the date of service; however, some programs have different claims filing time limit limitations.

Recipients who are proven to have abused or misused the Medicaid program may be "locked in" to one doctor and one drug store, be required to repay the Agency for misspent funds and/or may be suspended from the program for at least one year and until full restitution is made.

Claims Submission Methods Claims filed on paper must be submitted on a CMS-1500 claim form. Instructions for paper claim submission can be found in Chapter 5 of the provider billing manual.

(800) 456-1242 (Nationwide Toll Free) Local: (334) 215-0111.

For additional help, call toll-free 1-800-362-1504.

QI-1 or Qualified Individual (effective February 2023): Income cannot exceed $1,661 per month for an individual. Income cannot exceed $2,239 per month for a couple. Plan First/Pregnant Women/Children (Ages 0-18):* Income after deductions cannot exceed $1,774 per month for a family of 1.

Yes. A recipient may pay cash for a prescription if the prescription is non-covered by Medicaid, or if the recipient is informed prior to payment that the service may be a covered service.

Medicaid patients get medical care from a variety of sources. Covered medical services include dental, eye and hearing care, lab and x-ray services as well as renal dialysis and transplant coverage.

QI-1 or Qualified Individual (effective February 2023): Income cannot exceed $1,661 per month for an individual. Income cannot exceed $2,239 per month for a couple. Plan First/Pregnant Women/Children (Ages 0-18):* Income after deductions cannot exceed $1,774 per month for a family of 1.

Alabama - Statewide Patient 1st is a primary care case management (PCCM) program operated by the Alabama Medicaid Agency.

Plan First Program Eligible women qualify for most family planning services and supplies, including birth control pills, the shot, vaginal ring, diaphragm and contraceptive patch, doctor/clinic visits (for family planning only) and tubal ligations.

More than a million Alabamians each year qualify for full or partial Medicaid coverage. To qualify for Medicaid, applicants must meet income, age or other requirements; provide proof of income and other information, fill out forms correctly and turn in a completed application to the correct office or worker.

What is the time limit for filing a claim to Alabama Medicaid? Generally, Medicaid requires all claims to be filed within one year of the date of service; however, some programs have different claims filing time limit limitations.

Recipients who are proven to have abused or misused the Medicaid program may be "locked in" to one doctor and one drug store, be required to repay the Agency for misspent funds and/or may be suspended from the program for at least one year and until full restitution is made.

Claims Submission Methods Claims filed on paper must be submitted on a CMS-1500 claim form. Instructions for paper claim submission can be found in Chapter 5 of the provider billing manual.

(800) 456-1242 (Nationwide Toll Free) Local: (334) 215-0111.

For additional help, call toll-free 1-800-362-1504.

QI-1 or Qualified Individual (effective February 2023): Income cannot exceed $1,661 per month for an individual. Income cannot exceed $2,239 per month for a couple. Plan First/Pregnant Women/Children (Ages 0-18):* Income after deductions cannot exceed $1,774 per month for a family of 1.

Yes. A recipient may pay cash for a prescription if the prescription is non-covered by Medicaid, or if the recipient is informed prior to payment that the service may be a covered service.

Medicaid patients get medical care from a variety of sources. Covered medical services include dental, eye and hearing care, lab and x-ray services as well as renal dialysis and transplant coverage.

QI-1 or Qualified Individual (effective February 2023): Income cannot exceed $1,661 per month for an individual. Income cannot exceed $2,239 per month for a couple. Plan First/Pregnant Women/Children (Ages 0-18):* Income after deductions cannot exceed $1,774 per month for a family of 1.

Alabama - Statewide Patient 1st is a primary care case management (PCCM) program operated by the Alabama Medicaid Agency.

Plan First Program Eligible women qualify for most family planning services and supplies, including birth control pills, the shot, vaginal ring, diaphragm and contraceptive patch, doctor/clinic visits (for family planning only) and tubal ligations.

More than a million Alabamians each year qualify for full or partial Medicaid coverage. To qualify for Medicaid, applicants must meet income, age or other requirements; provide proof of income and other information, fill out forms correctly and turn in a completed application to the correct office or worker.