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Public notice of the following actions regarding Medicaid Targeted Case Management.
Effective on or after November 1, 2012, the SCDHHS will amend the South Carolina (SC) Title XIX state plan as follows:
The agency will eliminate retrospective cost settlements for South Carolina state and non-state owned governmental facilities.
The agency will eliminate retrospective cost settlements for the following services provided by South Carolina state agencies
Medicaid Termination Of Provider Agreement
SCDHHS proposes to amend the South Carolina (SC) Title XIX state plan as follows
Department proposes to amend the South Carolina (SC) Title XIX state plan as follows:
SCDHHS proposes to amend the South Carolina (SC) Title XIX state plan as follows:
Methods and standards for setting payment rates for long term care facility services
Medicaid Coordinated Care Improvement Group
SCDHHS proposes to update the Medicaid State Plan
SCDHHS proposes to update the Medicaid State Plan for inpatient hospital services
Medicaid reimbursement for prescribed drugs
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The South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (SCDHHS) announced it will immediately begin accepting applications for a new limited-benefit Medicaid coverage group to provide reimbursement for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) testing for those without healthcare coverage. SCDHHS’ COVID-19 Limited Benefit Program was authorized by the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) and will provide additional financial support to increase access to testing, a critical component of the state’s response to addressing the pandemic, for South Carolinians without other sources of healthcare coverage.
Governor Henry McMaster today announced Christian L. Soura’s resignation as Director of the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, effective April 7, 2017.
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