AD Ordering, Referring, and Prescribing Providers

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Provider Notice To: From: All PerformCare Network Providers Scott Daubert, PhD, VP Operations Date: Revised December 1, 2017 (originally September 30, 2017) Subject: AD 17 104 Ordering, Referring, and Prescribing Providers 12/1/17 The following clarification was received from the PA Department of Human Services (DHS) regarding the implementation of behavioral health claims edits in HealthChoices for Ordering, Referring, and Prescribing (ORP) Providers. Specifically, the new direction from DHS to the Behavioral Health Managed Care Organizations (BH-MCO) is that if a network provider submits a claim to a BH- MCO and edits set identifying that the ORP is not enrolled in Medical Assistance (MA) the claim can be paid. However, if the non-ma enrolled ORP has a high volume of claims, the BH-MCO should work with the network provider and non-ma enrolled ORP to have them enroll in MA. In response, PerformCare will not be denying claims submitted where the ORP listed is not enrolled in Medical Assistance, but instead will monitor paid claims for non-ma enrolled ORP providers. Nevertheless, the claims submission process identifying the ORP providers remains as outlined below in our original Provider Notice dated 9/30/17. For all of the 9-digit MA fields, if the ORP provider is non-ma enrolled, or the network provider submitting claims cannot otherwise obtain the 9-digit MA number from the ORP provider, then 999999999 can be entered as the default for those fields and submitted. Source Documentation / References: Medical Assistance Bulletin 99-16-07 Enrollment of Ordering, Referring and Prescribing Providers, Issue Date April 1, 2016. Medical Assistance Bulletin 99-17-02 Submission of Claims that Require the National Provider Identifier (NPI) of a Medical Assistance enrolled Ordering, Referring or Prescribing Provider, Issue Date January 30, 2017. 42 CFR 455.410 Enrollment and screening of providers. Pennsylvania PROMISe Provider Handbooks. OMHSAS Policy Clarification DRAFT: Providers ordering, referring, or prescribing services for Medical Assistance (MA) beneficiaries in HealthChoices Behavioral Health, HealthChoices and Fee-for-Service (FFS) Programs. Background: 42 CFR 455.410 - Enrollment and screening of providers requires providers who order, refer, and prescribe services to Medicaid beneficiaries, to enroll in the Medicaid program. This requirement is also found in the definition of Provider in 42 CFR 438.2 Definitions as amended in the Medicaid Managed Care Final Rule published May 6, 2016 (Federal Register Vol. 81, No. 88). Section 5005(b)(2) of the 21st Century Cures Act applies the requirement to Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) and requires compliance by January 1, 2018. AD 17 104 Ordering, Referring, & Prescribing Providers

Currently in the PA Medicaid Fee-for-Service (FFS) program, the NPI of the provider who ordered, referred, or prescribed the service must be reported on the claim. In the MA FFS Program, if the NPI reported on the claim does not match the NPI of an MA enrolled provider, the claim will be denied and the provider will not be paid for the service. Claims submitted through the MA Fee-for-Service program with an ordering, referring or prescribing provider that is not enrolled in MA started denying on April 3, 2017. Managed care organizations (MCOs) in the HealthChoices program must also come into compliance. MCOs will be implementing this requirement as their systems are adjusted no later than January 1, 2018. PerformCare intends to comply with the above requirements for dates of service on or after January 1, 2018. At this time, we have only been able to review a draft policy clarification from the Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (OMHSAS) and are awaiting more formal state direction. Nevertheless, this will be a significant change to both MCO and provider billing/claims systems. We are issuing this notice as preliminary guidance to all providers. Please note that further changes may occur pending the issuance of final OMHSAS guidance. The following is a list of the BH Provider Types and Specialties that we expect to be impacted by this new requirement: Table 1: BH Provider Types and Specialties (best estimate based on the above source documents) Prov Prov Type Spec Type Desc Code Spec Code Desc Comments 01 Facility 010 Acute Care Hospital 01 Facility 011 Private Psychiatric Hospital 01 Facility 013 Residential Treatment Facility (JCAHO Certified) 01 Facility 018 Extended Acute Psych Unit 01 Facility 019 D&A Rehab Unit 01 Facility 022 Private Psychiatric Unit 01 Facility 441 Drug and Alcohol Rehab Unit 08 Clinic 074 Mobile Mental Health Treatment Supervising or Attending Required 08 Clinic 076 Peer Specialist 08 Clinic 080 Federally Qualified Health Center ORP not required 08 Clinic 081 Rural Health Clinic ORP not required 08 Clinic 084 Methadone Maintenance Supervising or Attending Required 08 Clinic 110 Psychiatric Outpatient Supervising or Attending Required 08 Clinic 184 Drug and Alcohol Outpatient Supervising or Attending Required 08 Clinic 340 Program Exception 08 Clinic 558 Behavior Specialist for Children with Autism 08 Clinic 800 FQHC Therapeutic Staff Support 08 Clinic 801 FQHC Mobile Therapy 2

08 Clinic 802 FQHC Behavioral Specialist Consultant 08 Clinic 803 FQHC Summer Therapy Activity Program (STAP) 08 Clinic 804 RHC Therapeutic Staff Support 08 Clinic 805 RHC Mobile Therapy 08 Clinic 806 RHC Behavioral Specialist Consultant 08 Clinic 807 RHC Summer Therapy Activity Program (STAP) 08 Clinic 808 Psych Outpt Therapeutic Staff Support 08 Clinic 809 Psych Outpt Mobile Therapy 08 Clinic 810 Psych Outpt Behavioral Specialist Consultant 08 Clinic 811 Psych Outpt Summer Therapy Activity Prog (STAP) 09 CRNP 093 CRNP ORP not required 09 CRNP 103 Family and Adult Psychiatric Mental Health ORP not required 09 CRNP 548 Therapeutic Staff Support 09 CRNP 549 Mobile Therapy 09 CRNP 558 Behavior Specialist for Children with Autism 09 CRNP 559 Behavioral Specialist Consultant 11 MH/SA 076 Peer Specialist 11 MH/SA 113 Partial Psychiatric Hospitalization - Children Supervising or Attending Required 11 MH/SA 114 Partial Psychiatric Hospitalization - Adult Supervising or Attending Required 11 MH/SA 115 Family Based Mental Health 11 MH/SA 116 Licensed Clinical Social Worker ORP not required 11 MH/SA 117 Licensed Social Worker ORP not required 11 MH/SA 118 Mental Health Crisis Intervention ORP not required 11 MH/SA 123 Psychiatric Rehabilitation 11 MH/SA 340 Program Exception 11 MH/SA 442 Partial Psych Hosp Child Therapeutic Staff Support 11 MH/SA 443 Partial Psych Hosp Child Mobile Therapy 11 MH/SA 444 Partial Psych Hosp Child Behavioral Specialist Consultant 11 MH/SA 445 Partial Psych Hosp Child Summer Therapy Activity Prog (STAP) 11 MH/SA 446 Partial Psych Hosp Adult Therapeutic Staff Support 11 MH/SA 447 Partial Psych Hosp Adult Mobile Therapy 11 MH/SA 448 Partial Psych Hosp Adult Behavioral Specialist Consultant 3

11 MH/SA 449 Partial Psych Hosp Adult Summer Therapy Activity Prog (STAP) 11 MH/SA 450 Family Based MH Therapeutic Staff Support 11 MH/SA 451 Family Based MH Mobile Therapy 11 MH/SA 452 Family Based MH Behavioral Specialist Consultant 11 MH/SA 453 Family Based MH Summer Therapy Activity Program (STAP) 11 MH/SA 548 Therapeutic Staff Support 11 MH/SA 549 Mobile Therapy 11 MH/SA 558 Behavior Specialist for Children with Autism 11 MH/SA 559 Behavioral Specialist Consultant 11 MH/SA 561 Unlicensed ABA - BSC/ASD 11 MH/SA 562 Unlicensed ABA - TSS 19 Psychologist 190 General Psychologist ORP not required 19 Psychologist 548 Therapeutic Staff Support 19 Psychologist 549 Mobile Therapy 19 Psychologist 558 Behavior Specialist for Children with Autism 19 Psychologist 559 Behavioral Specialist Consultant 21 Case Manager 076 Peer Specialist 21 Case Manager 221 MH Targeted Case Management - Resource Coordination ORP not required 21 Case Manager 222 MH Targeted Case Management - Intensive Case Management ORP not required 28 Laboratory 280 Independent Laboratory 31 Physician 339 Psychiatry ORP not required 31 Physician 548 Therapeutic Staff Support 31 Physician 549 Mobile Therapy 31 Physician 558 Behavior Specialist for Children with Autism 31 Physician 559 Behavioral Specialist Consultant 52 CRR 520 Children & Youth Licensed Group Home w/ a MH Tx Component 52 CRR 523 Host Home / Children 56 RTF 560 Residential Treatment Facility (Non-JCAHO Certified) On the following pages, we list further billing detail on the anticipated new requirements related to reporting of the Ordering, Rendering, and Prescribing Providers. Again, please note that this is preliminary guidance to all providers, pending the issuance of final OMHSAS guidance, making it subject to change. 4

Nevertheless, providers can immediately begin to take the following steps: 1. Evaluate the MA enrollment status of any employed professionals who would order, render or prescribe MA services. All individual providers who order, refer, or prescribe services delivered to MA-beneficiaries must be enrolled in the MA program. This includes: Individual practitioners, including but not necessarily limited to the following: Physicians (including Psychiatrists), Certified Nurse Practitioners (CRNPs), Physician Assistants (PAs) and Licensed Psychologists, who order, refer, prescribe or provide services for MA beneficiaries. 2. Behavioral health providers of ordered, referred, or prescribed (ORP) services such as, Psychiatric Rehabilitation (PRS), Peer Specialist Services (PSS), Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMHS), Behavioral Health Rehabilitative Services (BHRS) for children, Community Residential Rehab (CRR) Host Homes, and accredited and non-accredited Residential Treatment Facilities (RTF), must report the MA and NPI numbers of an MA enrolled ordering, referring or prescribing provider on the claim to PerformCare as of DOS 1/1/18 (see Table 2 below). Evaluate your current prescribers to make sure they are MA-enrolled and obtain / catalogue their MA number and NPI number for future claims use. As billing providers, you may check the Provider Portal Lookup Function in PROMISe to determine if your prescribing providers are enrolled in the MA program. The Provider Portal Lookup Function can be accessed after a MA enrolled provider has logged into PROMISe. You can access this at the following link: https://promise.dpw.state.pa.us/portal/default.aspx?alias=promise.dpw.state.pa.us/portal/provider 3. Review the anticipated billing / claims requirements outlined in Table 2 below for your applicable services and begin to prepare for the needed system changes 5

Table 2: Billing Rules (to be in effect for DOS 1/1/18) Provider Type Facility (Includes Extended Acute Care, D&A Detox / Rehab) Facility RTF-JCAHO* Relevant PROMISe Billing Handbook (FFS only) Psychiatric Hospitals/Facilities (01) JACHO RTFs (01) UB-04 Claim Locator 76 In the appropriate boxes, enter the NPI of the provider; the 2-digit qualifier of G2; the 9-digit MA number; and the Last Name and First Name. This can be the provider that ordered the admission or the provider who is responsible for determining the diagnosis or treatment of the patient. Same as Above. The provider can be the prescriber of the service or the provider who is responsible for determining the diagnosis and treatment of the patient. CMS-1500 Claim Block 17 CMS-1500 Claim Block 17a CMS-1500 Claim Block 17b AD 17 104 Ordering, Referring, & Prescribing Providers 6

Outpatient Psychiatric Clinics (includes Mobile Mental Health) Supervising Dr. Requirement = Outpatient Drug and Alcohol Clinics Supervising Dr. Requirement = Outpatient Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Facility Supervising Dr. Requirement = Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS)* Includes BSC, BSC- ASD, MT, TSS Clinics (08) Clinics (08) Mental Health and Substance Abuse Providers (11) Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS) (multiple provider types) the attending or supervising the attending or supervising the attending or supervising the prescribing the attending or supervising the attending or supervising the attending or supervising the prescribing attending or supervising physician in this field. attending or supervising physician in this field. attending or supervising physician in this field. prescribing provider in this field. 7

RTF-Non JCAHO* Non-JCAHO Residential Treatment Facilities (RTFs) the prescribing the prescribing prescribing provider in this field. Lab Peer Specialist Family-Based Mental Health* Laboratory (28) Clinics (08); Mental Health and Substance Abuse Providers (11) Mental Health and Substance Abuse Providers (11) the ordering / prescribing the referring the referring the prescribing the referring the referring ordering / prescribing provider in this field. referring provider in this field. referring provider in this field. *Upon receipt of authorization requests (e.g., packets) for children s services, PerformCare staff will also be collecting the current MA enrollment of the prescribing providers, prior to sending referrals to providers. This information will be transmitted to the accepting provider with the referral information. Nevertheless, providers will still be required to establish their own internal validation procedures related to claims submission. 8

For 837i and 837p electronic claims, UB-04 Locator 76 and CMS-1500 Blocks 17, 17a and 17b have corresponding loop placements which are outlined below in Table 3. Table 3: Anticipated Electronic Billing Rules (to be in effect for DOS 1/1/18) Provider Type Physician to Identify 837 Institutional 837 Professional Facility (Includes Extended Acute Care, D&A Detox / Rehab) LOOP 2310A Attending Provider The attending provider, the provider that ordered the admission or the provider who is responsible for determining the diagnosis or treatment of the patient. NM1*71 REF* (G2) number Facility RTF-JCAHO (01/183) Hospital Lab Same as Above. The provider can be the prescriber of the service or the provider who is responsible for determining the diagnosis and treatment of the patient. The ordering / prescribing LOOP 2310A Attending Provider NM1*71 REF* (G2) number LOOP 2310F Referring Provider NM1*DN REF* (1G) number 9

Outpatient Psychiatric Clinics (includes Mobile Mental Health) Outpatient Drug and Alcohol Clinics Outpatient Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Facility Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS)* Includes BSC, BSC-ASD, MT, TSS The attending or supervising The attending or supervising The attending or supervising The prescribing LOOP 2310D Supervising Provider NM1*DQ LOOP 2310D Supervising Provider NM1*DQ LOOP 2310D Supervising Provider NM1*DQ LOOP 2310A Referring Provider NM1*DN 10

RTF-Non JCAHO* Lab (Independent) Peer Specialist Family-Based Mental Health* The prescribing The ordering / prescribing The referring The referring LOOP 2310A Referring Provider NM1*DN LOOP 2310A Referring Provider NM1*DN LOOP 2310A Referring Provider NM1*DN LOOP 2310A Referring Provider NM1*DN 11

cc: James Laughman, PerformCare Scott Suhring, Capital Area Behavioral Health Collaborative Tia Mann, Behavioral Health Services of Somerset & Bedford Counties Missy Reisinger, Tuscarora Managed Care Alliance PerformCare Account Executives 12