How do I become a Medicaid waiver provider in Mississippi?

To become a provider for ID/DD Waiver in Mississippi, call (800) 884-3222 or (800) 421-2408. To become a provider for the IL, TBI/SCI. E&D or AL waiver, please call 601-359-6141. The Assisted Living Waiver is limited to individuals twenty-one (21) years of age and up.

What is the Mississippi Medicaid income limit?

Income limits: income cannot exceed 250% of the federal poverty level and unearned income cannot exceed 135% of the federal poverty level. For more information, view the Guidelines for Persons Working and Disabled brochure. Qualifications: The working disabled individual must work at least 40 hours per month.

What is the Medicaid managed care program called in Mississippi?

Mississippi Coordinated Access Network (MississippiCAN)
The Mississippi Division of Medicaid (DOM) has implemented a managed care program called Mississippi Coordinated Access Network (MississippiCAN).

How do I become a Medicaid transporter in Mississippi?

To enroll as a provider, please contact the MSDH Division of Immunization at (601) 576-7751 or 1-800-634-9258. MSDH forwards all approved VFC applications to DOM. You must also be enrolled as MS Medicaid provider to receive reimbursement from DOM.

Will Mississippi Medicaid pay for a caregiver?

Does Mississippi Medicaid pay for in-home care? Mississippi Medicaid covers in-home care services via two waiver programs, including the Independent Living waiver and the Elderly and Disabled waiver. To qualify for these programs, seniors must meet guidelines pertaining to income, assets and functional abilities.

How do I start a non-emergency medical transportation in Mississippi?

To schedule transportation: Call us toll-free at 1-866-331-6004 at least three business days in advance, unless your trip is urgent. If you call less than three business days prior to your appointment and the trip is not urgent, you may need to set up your visit for a different date.

How do I start a non-emergency medical transportation business in Mississippi?

The Step-by-Step Process of Starting a NEMT Business

  1. Register your NEMT business.
  2. Obtain a National Provider Identifier (NPI)
  3. Apply as a Medicaid provider.
  4. Get your fleet ready.
  5. Arrange for commercial insurance.
  6. Get livery plates for your fleet.
  7. Apply for a vehicle license (if required)

Can a family member get paid to be a caregiver in Mississippi?

The Mississippi Family Caregiver Support Program provides services to caregivers of elderly or child 18 or younger. A caregiver is defined as: any individual, regardless of age, providing care for a person 60 years or older; or.