IEP & School Medicaid (SBS) Billing Software for Wisconsin
Key facts about SBS that Wisconsin districts need to know, from covered services to billing rules. Relay's IEP and Medicaid billing software helps you manage your special education and Medicaid programs in one place.
Key Features in Wisconsin
- Reduce Data Entry: Provides data transfer options with SIS and IEP platforms
- Automated Eligibility: Automated eligibility checks reduce tedious admin work
- Flexible Platform: Provides self-management of provider caseload and simple tracking of attendant care
- Reporting: Best-in-class Medicaid data analytics help you gain visibility into your Medicaid program
- Attendant Care Services
- Audiology
- Speech Language and Health Services
- School Health / Nursing Services
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Psychology / Counseling / Behavioral Health Services
- Specialized Transportation
Wisconsin defines eligibility as Medicaid-eligible children under age 21 for reimbursement of covered medically necessary services documented in a treatment plan. The billing providers are the Local Education Agencies (LEAs), Cooperative Educational Service Agencies, County Children with Disabilities Education Boards, or charter schools. Rendering providers must enroll in Medicaid.
Confidence at Every Step of the IEP Process.
Help IEP teams stay compliant and spend less time on documentation so they can focus on supporting students.
Spend Less Time on Medicaid Administration. Gain Confidence in Compliance and Funding.
Support documentation and billing across IEP and expanded services, turning the work your providers deliver into audit-ready claims and Medicaid funding.
Equip Your Special Services Team
Documenting, claiming, and reimbursing for Medicaid in school districts is complex and evolves quickly. These resources will equip your team with the resources they need to simplify special services and recoup the Medicaid revenue they've earned.
Give your team their time back
See how Relay makes special services simpler from the first log to the last claim.
