Home care billing · states
Home care billing by state
Waiver programs, managed long-term care plans, EVV vendors and authorization rules differ by state, and so does where a claim goes.
Each page below sets out the programs that pay, how they are delivered, the EVV system and the services it covers, authorizations, claim routing and the common rejections, with a source on every fact. Remitwright serves agencies in every state remotely.
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By state
State pages
Each page sets out the programs, delivery model, EVV system, authorizations and claim routing for one state, with the official source beside every fact.
Northeast
Midwest
- IllinoisOpen vendor EVV model
- IndianaOpen vendor EVV model
- IowaPlan choice EVV model
- KansasOpen vendor EVV model
- MichiganOpen vendor EVV model
- MinnesotaOpen vendor EVV model
- MissouriProvider choice EVV model
- NebraskaOpen vendor EVV model
- North DakotaOpen vendor EVV model
- OhioOpen vendor EVV model
- South DakotaOpen vendor EVV model
- WisconsinOpen vendor EVV model
South
- AlabamaProvider choice EVV model
- ArkansasOpen vendor EVV model
- DelawareOpen vendor EVV model
- District of ColumbiaOpen vendor EVV model
- FloridaPlan choice EVV model
- GeorgiaOpen vendor EVV model
- KentuckyOpen vendor EVV model
- LouisianaOpen vendor EVV model
- MarylandState EVV system
- MississippiOpen vendor EVV model
- North CarolinaOpen vendor EVV model
- OklahomaOpen vendor EVV model
- South CarolinaOpen vendor EVV model
- TennesseeMixed EVV model
- TexasOpen vendor EVV model
- VirginiaProvider choice EVV model
- West VirginiaOpen vendor EVV model
West
- AlaskaOpen vendor EVV model
- ArizonaProvider choice EVV model
- CaliforniaOpen vendor EVV model
- ColoradoOpen vendor EVV model
- HawaiiOpen vendor EVV model
- IdahoProvider choice EVV model
- MontanaOpen vendor EVV model
- NevadaOpen vendor EVV model
- New MexicoOpen vendor EVV model
- OregonMixed EVV model
- UtahProvider choice EVV model
- WashingtonProvider choice EVV model
- WyomingOpen vendor EVV model
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Every state
Your state, your payers
State pages cover the rules that change at the state line. The review covers the rest: tell us where your agency bills and who pays, and the written reply names the programs, plans and EVV system your claims run through.
Programs and plans
The waiver and state plan programs that pay for home care in your state, and the managed care plans that administer them.
EVV model
Whether your state runs one system for every agency or an aggregator that takes data from the vendor you choose, and which services it covers.
Claim routes
Where each claim goes, the authorization behind it and the filing window the program or plan sets.
Next step
Tell us your state and your payers.
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