Judge Blocks State Medicaid Cuts

U.S. District Court Judge Terrence Boyle stopped the State of North Carolina from implementing a Medicaid policy regarding personal care services for people with disabilties on Friday.  

See the News and Observer article from Friday, December 9th for more information.   Disability Rights NC has published an article on their website as well.

Special Implementation Update #93

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has released a new Special Implementation Update.

November 16: Self-Direction in CAP-IDD Waivers

Wake CFAC with the Wake LME invite you to learn more about the Self-Directed Option in both the Supports & Comprehensive Waivers with guest speakers Susie Eguez of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services and Tim Carmichael of GT Financial.

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Implementation Update #91 (10/10/2011) is out

The effective date for rate change should have been November 1 and not October 1, 2011.

• Notice of Rate Reductions
• Health Choice Transition
• Payment on Professional Crossover Claims
• Outpatient Behavioral Services Seminars
• E-Mail Updates on Medicaid Alerts

Implementation Update #91

Request for Feedback by Friday, Oct. 14th

As the State moves to a new system of services through the LME/MCO model and the 1915 b/c waiver we would like to ask that you take the time to look at the General Statutes 122C- 170 and 171 which guide the local and state consumer and family advisory committees.  Please use the links to the current statute and format below to provide feedback.  Please send your feedback to Suzanne Thompson or to the Consumer Empowerment Team member assigned to your CFAC by Friday, October 14th.