"Changes to Medicaid primary care reimbursement were enacted as part
of the Affordable Care Act. Eligible physicians will receive
supplemental payments for services rendered between January 1, 2013, and
December 31, 2014, that raise the Medicaid reimbursement to Medicare
rates. Medicare rates have not been confirmed at this time.
To
be eligible, physicians must personally attest as practicing in family
medicine, general internal medicine and/or pediatric medicine and be
board certified or meet thresholds for providing recent primary care
services. Advanced practice professionals practicing under the personal
supervision of a qualified physician are eligible to receive the
supplemental payment...Providers must fill out the short
Self-Attestation Form in order to be eligible for the supplemental
payments.
If self-attested before March 31, 2013,
payments will be retroactive to January 1, 2013. If attested after March
31, 2013, the supplemental payments will be for eligible services
provided after the date of self-attestation." Click here to read more.
[Source: Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing]
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