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This administrative code is being submitted to include the following revisions: remove food as in-kind support and maintenance as required by 42 C.F.R. § 435.601(b), include rules on counting lump sum lottery winnings, include Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) as the primary data source for reasonable compatibility and to update terminology

This administrative code is being submitted to include the following revisions: remove food as in-kind support and maintenance as required by 42 C.F.R. § 435.601(b), include rules on counting lump sum lottery winnings, include Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) as the primary data source for reasonable compatibility and to update terminology

This Administrative Code is being filed to add language requiring former Medicaid providers to retain auditable records

This Administrative Code is being filed to add language requiring former Medicaid providers to retain auditable records

This administrative code is being filed to update the reference to the non-psychiatric physician visit limit to correspond with the limits specified in Miss

This administrative code is being filed to update the reference to the non-psychiatric physician visit limit to correspond with the limits specified in Miss. Administrative Code Title, 23, Part 203, Rule 1.4 and the current Mississippi Medicaid State Plan

This Administrative Code is withdrawn as final filed on December 1, 2025, APA 28409

This Administrative Code is being filed to prohibit provider-based billing

This Administrative Code is being filed to prohibit provider-based billing

This Administrative Code is being filed to correspond with MS SPA 24-0010 allowing the Division of Medicaid to provide coverage of ambulatory prenatal care to pregnant women deemed presumptively eligible by a qualified provider

This Administrative Code is being filed to correspond with MS SPA 24-0010 allowing the Division of Medicaid to provide coverage of ambulatory prenatal care to pregnant women deemed presumptively eligible by a qualified provider

This administrative code is being submitted to clarify details regarding specialists for inpatient hospital physician visit limits to correspond with SPA 25-0009 Inpatient Hospital Physician Visits

This administrative code is being submitted to revise the civil rights compliance attestation requirements for providers and to remove the requirement for facilities to publish their non-discrimination policy in a newspaper

This Administrative Code is being filed to correspond with MS SPA 24-0010 allowing the Division of Medicaid to provide coverage of ambulatory prenatal care to pregnant women deemed presumptively eligible by a qualified provider

This administrative code is being submitted to revise the civil rights compliance attestation requirements for providers and to remove the requirement for facilities to publish their non-discrimination policy in a newspaper

This administrative code is being submitted to clarify details regarding specialists for inpatient hospital physician visit limits to correspond with SPA 25-0009 Inpatient Hospital Physician Visits

This Administrative Code is being filed to correspond with MS SPA 24-0010 allowing the Division of Medicaid to provide coverage of ambulatory prenatal care to pregnant women deemed presumptively eligible by a qualified provider

This Administrative Code is being submitted to add language regarding payment of Medicare Part B-ID premiums, make typographical corrections, update the postpartum period for pregnant women, and clarify level of care evaluation intervals

This Administrative Code is being submitted to include the following revisions: updated terminology, clarification that the home equity limit increases every year, updated property and resource exclusions, addition of the asset verification system, information on Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Accounts and virtual currency

This administrative code is being filed to revise the provider enrollment requirements for a Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility to align with the C.F.R. and to address the urgent need of PRTF services for Mississippi Medicaid beneficiaries. This rule was temporarily filed on 9/10/2025 APA system number 28268

This Administrative Code is being submitted to include the following revisions: updated terminology, clarification that the home equity limit increases every year, updated property and resource exclusions, addition of the asset verification system, information on Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Accounts and virtual currency

This Administrative Code is being submitted to add language regarding payment of Medicare Part B-ID premiums, make typographical corrections, update the postpartum period for pregnant women, and clarify level of care evaluation intervals

This administrative code is being filed to revise the provider enrollment requirements for a Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility to align with the C.F.R. and to address the urgent need of PRTF services for Mississippi Medicaid beneficiaries. This rule was temporarily filed on 9/10/2025 APA system number 28268

This administrative code is being submitted to add requirements for the use of the Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) computer application system for certain services and to place all EVV requirements under the same rule

This administrative code is being submitted to add requirements for the use of the Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) computer application system for certain services and to place all EVV requirements under the same rule

This administrative code is being emergency filed to revise the provider enrollment requirements for a PRTF to align with the CFR and to address the urgent need of PRTF services for Mississippi Medicaid beneficiaries

This Administrative Code is being submitted to include the following revisions: updates documentary evidence of citizenship, clarifies alien status, adds classifications to the list of qualified non-citizens, includes Ukrainian nationals as qualified non-citizens not subject to eligibility restrictions, clarifies that the Federal Data Services Hub (FDSH) may verify lawful presence for a victim of human trafficking, updates the postpartum period for pregnant women

This Administrative Code is being submitted to include the following revisions: updates documentary evidence of citizenship, clarifies alien status, adds classifications to the list of qualified non-citizens, includes Ukrainian nationals as qualified non-citizens not subject to eligibility restrictions, clarifies that the Federal Data Services Hub (FDSH) may verify lawful presence for a victim of human trafficking, updates the postpartum period for pregnant women

This administrative code is being revised to remove contradictory language and to add language to refer to Part 200, Rule 4.4 in regard to the effective dates of the provider agreements

This administrative code is being revised to remove contradictory language and to add language to refer to Part 200, Rule 4.4 in regard to the effective dates of the provider agreements

This administrative code is being revised to remove contradictory language and to add language to refer to Part 200, Rule 4.4 in regard to the effective dates of the provider agreements

This administrative code is being revised to remove contradictory language and to add language to refer to Part 200, Rule 4.4 in regard to the effective dates of the provider agreements

This Administrative Code is being submitted to include the following revisions: adds Medicare Part B-ID as a cost sharing-group, clarifies certain application submission options and timeliness standards, removes references to a required interview, modifies reasons for early termination, removes prohibition on changing children from CHIP to Medicaid during the continuous eligibility period, removes prohibition on completing administrative ex parte reviews on cases with an asset test, clarifies that electronic sources should be used to attempt renewal if the review form is not returned, and adds changes from Medicaid to CHIP and CHIP to Medicaid as an adverse action

This Administrative Code is being submitted to include the following revisions: adds Medicare Part B-ID as a cost sharing-group, clarifies certain application submission options and timeliness standards, removes references to a required interview, modifies reasons for early termination, removes prohibition on changing children from CHIP to Medicaid during the continuous eligibility period, removes prohibition on completing administrative ex parte reviews on cases with an asset test, clarifies that electronic sources should be used to attempt renewal if the review form is not returned, and adds changes from Medicaid to CHIP and CHIP to Medicaid as an adverse action

This administrative code is being revised to update the peer review protocols to include the option for the Executive Director to designate appropriate staff for certain responsibilities

This administrative code filing is being revised to allow the effective date of the provider’s agreement and active enrollment to reflect the effective date of the license renewal when all other enrollment requirements are met

This administrative code is being revised to update the peer review protocols to include the option for the Executive Director to designate appropriate staff for certain responsibilities

This administrative code filing is being revised to allow the effective date of the provider’s agreement and active enrollment to reflect the effective date of the license renewal when all other enrollment requirements are met

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories