School districts in Idaho see Medicaid program success when they implement Relay. The Idaho-specific platform allows districts to increase reimbursements, while remaining compliant and saving your team’s valuable time.
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“Our district has been very pleased with the implementation of Relay this summer. Our client success manager has gone out of her way to figure out solutions to challenges we faced with changing from one provider to another. She has been quick with her responses to communication and we are so glad she is on our team.”
Jill Daniels
Special Education Director, Oneida School District
Relay works with PowerSchool and other SIS and IEP systems to receive student and plan data, helping reduce manual entry while supporting accurate documentation. Goal and service-related data can be imported to help validate IEP alignment and maintain compliance.
Mobile documentation and simplified workflows are designed for busy school days and large caseloads, helping providers document services quickly while reducing paper-based processes and double data entry.
The platform is SBS-compliant and configured to meet the specific requirements of Idaho Medicaid claiming, supporting accurate and consistent submissions.
For applicable districts, Relay supports the collection of physician signatures and referrals and automatically checks student eligibility, helping teams save time and reduce errors.
• Behavioral Intervention
• Behavioral Consultation
• Crisis Intervention
• Habilitative Skill Building
• Interdisciplinary Training
• Nursing Services
• Occupational Therapy and Evaluation
• Personal Care Services
• Physical Therapy and Evaluation
• Psychological Evaluation
• Psychotherapy
• Skills Building/Community Based Rehabilitation Services
• Speech/Audiological Therapy and Evaluation
• Transportation Services
Idaho defines eligibility as Medicaid-eligible children age 21 or younger with educational disability and eligibility for special education for covered services that are medically necessary and identified in IEP, IFSP, or Services Plan (SP). The billing providers are the Local Education Agencies (LEAs) and charter schools. Individual rendering providers do not need to enroll in Medicaid separately.
Supervision Sign Off Needed
Modifiers on Procedure Codes Needed
Prescriptions Needed
Telehealth
Free Care Expansion
Not yet taken action on Medicaid expansion in schools
Created by educators for educators. The Medley IEP user-friendly workflow ensures compliance while keeping students at the center.
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*This information is based upon review of publicly available documents as of 2021 and is subject to change at any time. This information should not be considered as legal or compliance advice. Contact individual states or Relay to verify Medicaid program requirements.
Healthy Students, Promising Futures “Free Care” Rule
https://healthystudentspromisingfutures.org/free-care-rule/Healthy Students, Promising Futures Map: School Medicaid Programs:
https://healthystudentspromisingfutures.org/map-school-medicaid-programs/#0