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Section 302.000 of the AR Medicaid manual defines timely claims. There are no exceptions to the 12-month filing deadline policy.

Apply for Medicaid in Arkansas Eligibility: Children from 0-18 with incomes up to 211% of FPL; pregnant women with incomes up to 209% of FPL; parents with incomes up to 138% of FPL; non-elderly adults with household incomes up to 138% of FPL; certain elderly and disabled individuals.

Non-participating providers must submit Prior Authorization for all services. For non-participating providers, Join our Network.

Apply for Medicaid in Arkansas Eligibility: Children from 0-18 with incomes up to 211% of FPL; pregnant women with incomes up to 209% of FPL; parents with incomes up to 138% of FPL; non-elderly adults with household incomes up to 138% of FPL; certain elderly and disabled individuals.

All submitted forms must be on standard paper claim forms. Standard claim forms can be purchased from authorized vendors.

If you have questions about how to enroll, call Arkansas Medicaid Provider Enrollment at (501) 376-2211 or toll free at (800) 457-4454. When prompted, select 0 for “Other Inquiries”, then option 3 for “Provider Enrollment”.

What the law says – The Arkansas Medicaid Fraud False Claims Act imposes liability on people and corporations who knowingly submit false claims to the Arkansas Medicaid program.

The Administrative Simplification Compliance Act (ASCA) requires that Medicare claims be sent electronically unless certain exceptions are met. Providers meeting an ASCA exception may send their claims to Medicare on a paper claim form. (For more information regarding ASCA exceptions, refer to Chapter 24.)

If you submit paper claims, you must use your Arkansas Medicaid Provider ID. Paper claims submitted with only an NPI will be returned for correction. If you submit claims on paper, use the CMS-1500, CMS-1450, or dental claim form.

Procedures can require authorization regardless of whether they are performed on an inpatient or outpatient basis. A registered nurse Clinical Services Specialist initially screens the prior authorization requests.

Prior authorization in health care is a requirement that a healthcare provider (such as your primary care physician or a hospital) gets approval from your insurance plan before prescribing you medication or doing a medical procedure.

Section 302.000 of the AR Medicaid manual defines timely claims. There are no exceptions to the 12-month filing deadline policy.

Apply for Medicaid in Arkansas Eligibility: Children from 0-18 with incomes up to 211% of FPL; pregnant women with incomes up to 209% of FPL; parents with incomes up to 138% of FPL; non-elderly adults with household incomes up to 138% of FPL; certain elderly and disabled individuals.

Non-participating providers must submit Prior Authorization for all services. For non-participating providers, Join our Network.

Apply for Medicaid in Arkansas Eligibility: Children from 0-18 with incomes up to 211% of FPL; pregnant women with incomes up to 209% of FPL; parents with incomes up to 138% of FPL; non-elderly adults with household incomes up to 138% of FPL; certain elderly and disabled individuals.

All submitted forms must be on standard paper claim forms. Standard claim forms can be purchased from authorized vendors.

If you have questions about how to enroll, call Arkansas Medicaid Provider Enrollment at (501) 376-2211 or toll free at (800) 457-4454. When prompted, select 0 for “Other Inquiries”, then option 3 for “Provider Enrollment”.

What the law says – The Arkansas Medicaid Fraud False Claims Act imposes liability on people and corporations who knowingly submit false claims to the Arkansas Medicaid program.

The Administrative Simplification Compliance Act (ASCA) requires that Medicare claims be sent electronically unless certain exceptions are met. Providers meeting an ASCA exception may send their claims to Medicare on a paper claim form. (For more information regarding ASCA exceptions, refer to Chapter 24.)

If you submit paper claims, you must use your Arkansas Medicaid Provider ID. Paper claims submitted with only an NPI will be returned for correction. If you submit claims on paper, use the CMS-1500, CMS-1450, or dental claim form.

Procedures can require authorization regardless of whether they are performed on an inpatient or outpatient basis. A registered nurse Clinical Services Specialist initially screens the prior authorization requests.

Prior authorization in health care is a requirement that a healthcare provider (such as your primary care physician or a hospital) gets approval from your insurance plan before prescribing you medication or doing a medical procedure.

Prior authorization in health care is a requirement that a healthcare provider (such as your primary care physician or a hospital) gets approval from your insurance plan before prescribing you medication or doing a medical procedure.