Relay was founded in Rhode Island and while we have expanded across several states, our Rhode Island service and expertise is unmatched. Find out what Relay has to offer and why the majority of school districts trust us to increase their reimbursements while remaining compliant and secure.
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“Relay has been a positive force in helping us receive the maximum reimbursements. Our Client Success Manager is always quick to respond and to offer tips on maximizing logging. The portal is easy to use and training new staff takes little time. Relay helps to make my job as Medicaid Coordinator easier.”
Lisa Feinstein
Medicaid Coordinator, Warwick Public Schools, Rhode Island
Provides easy service capture for providers
State expertise on staff with more than 30 years experience
Integrates with various SIS and IEP systems
Our premier customer service and flexible programs allows you to maximize efficiency and reimbursements.
• Physical Therapy (PTA)
• Occupational Therapy (COTA)
• Speech Therapy
• Orientation and Mobility
• Counseling
• Nursing
• Personal Care
• Assistive Technology
• Case Management
• Child Outreach
• Day Treatment
• Expanded Behavioral Health
• Neuropsychological Evaluations
• Psychological Evaluations
• Psychological Services
• Social Work
• Residential Treatment
• Sign Language or Interpreter
• Transportation
• Vision services
• Orientation and mobility
• Audiology
Rhode Island defines eligibility as Medicaid-eligible students under the age of 21 for medically necessary services. Generally, services must be provided pursuant to an IEP to be reimbursable. However, evaluation used to determine initial eligibility for special education is an allowable claim. The billing providers are the Local Education Agencies (LEAs), regional districts, public charter schools. Contract or Out of District rendering providers must enroll in Medicaid.
Please fill out the form below if you are interested in talking to one of our team members about bringing Relay to your state. We will aim to answer all requests as soon as possible.
*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
https://healthystudentspromisingfutures.org/map-school-medicaid-programs/#0Healthy Students, Promising Futures “Free Care” Rule:
https://healthystudentspromisingfutures.org/free-care-rule/Medicaid in Schools | Rhode Island Department of Education (ri.gov)
https://www.ride.ri.gov/FundingFinance/FundingSources/MedicaidinSchools.aspx