What’s the Difference Between MCOs and PHPs?

What’s the Difference Between MCOs and PHPs?

If you’re a behavioral health provider accepting Medicaid, understanding the complexities of different types of managed care programs is crucial...
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What are Payer IDs and EDIs?

What are Payer IDs and EDIs?

In the world of behavioral health, understanding insurance and Medicaid billing is crucial for therapists who want to maintain a...
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How to Prepare for a Medicaid Audit as a Therapist

How to Prepare for a Medicaid Audit as a Therapist

As a behavioral health therapist or practice, participating in Medicaid or Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) offers a valuable opportunity to...
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What Are MCOs and How do they work in Behavioral Health?

What Are MCOs and How do they work in Behavioral Health?

Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) play a critical role in the healthcare system, particularly in the United States. At their core,...
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Medicaid 101: What it is and its Role in Behavioral Health

Medicaid 101: What it is and its Role in Behavioral Health

Behavioral health Medicaid refers to the coverage provided by Medicaid, the United States' public health insurance program, specifically for mental...
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How to Setup your Behavioral Health Practice to Accept Medicaid

How to Setup your Behavioral Health Practice to Accept Medicaid

Getting set up to accept Medicaid or a Managed Care Organization (MCO) as a payer for client sessions is crucial...
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Fun Committee: 20 Activity Ideas for Playing as a Team!

Fun Committee: 20 Activity Ideas for Playing as a Team!

Build team morale by having fun and playing games together. Teams that play together, stay together! Throughout the lifetime of...
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A 7-Step Guide to Navigating Mental Health Billing

A 7-Step Guide to Navigating Mental Health Billing

Mental health billing can be a complex and time-consuming process, but it’s manageable with the right approach. Properly setting up...
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Getting Ahead of the “Summer Slowdown”

Getting Ahead of the “Summer Slowdown”

The “summer slowdown” is a common experience for mental and behavioral health clinicians. Typically occurring from mid-May through July, client...
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