See below for information about Washington school based Medicaid, including coverage, eligibility, and billing. Also, discover how to bring Relay to Washington!
Schedule Research Meeting• Audiology Services
• Counseling Services
• Psychological Assessments and Services
• Mental Health Services
• Nursing/Health Services
• Occupational Therapy
• Physical Therapy
• Speech Therapy
Eligibility defined as Medicaid-eligible children from birth to age 20 for covered medically necessary services provided pursuant to an IEP or IFSP. The billing providers are the Local Education Agencies (LEAs), educational service districts, charter schools, and tribal schools. School districts must enroll licensed, rendering providers (employees and contracted) as servicing providers under the school district’s Medicaid account.
Supervision Signoff
Modifiers on Procedure Codes
Prescriptions Needed
Telehealth
Free Care Expansion
Other opportunities for Medicaid reimbursement in school-based settings (e.g., managed contracts, community-based providers).
Contact us to enquire about bringing Relay to Washington or fill out a quick market research survey to see if we can ensure sustainable success.
Before we start working with a new district, we schedule research meetings to make sure there is strategic alignment between Relay, the district, and the state to ensure that your return on investment is sustainable and substantial. Using the framework below, we will assess the benefits in each category.
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/