School Based Rehabilitative Services are medical and health-related services provided in a school setting to children with special needs.

Rehabilitative Behavioral Health Services (RBHS) are medical or remedial services available to all Medicaid beneficiaries diagnosed with mental health and/or a substance use disorder (SUD).

The School District Administrative Claiming (SDAC) Program allows schools districts to receive Medicaid reimbursement for eligible, routine administrative functions.

The Special Needs Transportation Program is designed to provide transportation to Medicaid-eligible school students with special needs requiring transportation to medically necessary services.

The provision and delivery of covered Medicaid services to Medicaid eligible school students via electronic communications to which quality of care is not loss.

Medically necessary services provided through a variety of behavioral interventions and evidence-based practices to treat Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

All training and presentations offered by the Office of Medicaid Services (OMS) can be found in one location!

Quality Assurance (QA) reviews are a means to ensure LEAs' and/or subcontractors' compliance with Medicaid policies and procedures. 

TPL refers to the responsibility of parties other than Medicaid to reimburse healthcare service costs. 

Find finance related resources and guidance.

Find out the reimbursement rates for covered Medicaid services.

Check out the latest Medicaid updates!

Find Medicaid related resources and guidance specific to district consolidations, federal reviews, etc. 

Find contact information, training resources, and other MCO related sources. 

If assistance is needed, contact the OMS staff!