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This document provides details about the approval of Amendment Number 23-0014 to the Medicaid State Plan for the State of Hawaii, which involves a change in the reimbursement methodology for nursing facilities from the Resource Utilization Group system to the Patient Driven Payment Model system effective January 1, 2024.

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How to fill out medicaid state plan amendment

1. Gather necessary documents and data regarding current Medicaid policies.
2. Identify the specific changes or amendments needed in the state plan.
3. Consult with legal and policy experts to ensure compliance with federal guidelines.
4. Complete the required forms, including the SF-424, Standard Form 424, and any other relevant documents.
5. Provide a detailed description of the proposed changes and their justification.
6. Review the amendment for accuracy and completeness.
7. Submit the completed amendment and necessary documentation to the appropriate state agency.
8. Await feedback or further requests for information from federal authorities.

Who needs medicaid state plan amendment?

1. State Medicaid programs looking to modify their existing plans.
2. Healthcare providers or agencies aiming to expand services or coverage options.
3. Organizations or advocacy groups needing to address specific healthcare needs or populations.

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What is medicaid state plan amendment?

A Medicaid State Plan Amendment (SPA) is a formal request submitted by a state to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to change or modify its Medicaid State Plan, which outlines how the state administers its Medicaid program.

Who is required to file medicaid state plan amendment?

State Medicaid agencies are required to file a Medicaid State Plan Amendment when they intend to make changes to their Medicaid program that affect the benefits, eligibility, services, or payment methodologies.

How to fill out medicaid state plan amendment?

To fill out a Medicaid State Plan Amendment, states must provide details about the proposed changes, including rationale, implementation dates, any relevant statistical data, and ensure that all required federal and state laws are addressed.

What is the purpose of medicaid state plan amendment?

The purpose of a Medicaid State Plan Amendment is to obtain approval for changes in Medicaid policies to ensure compliance with federal laws and regulations, as well as to implement improvements or adjustments to the state's Medicaid program.

What information must be reported on medicaid state plan amendment?

Information that must be reported on a Medicaid State Plan Amendment includes the specific changes being proposed, the justification for those changes, detailed descriptions of how the changes will be implemented, and any expected impacts on beneficiaries.