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DMAS MMIS WebEx Training Back to Basics

Department of Medical Assistance Services. DMAS MMIS WebEx Training Back to Basics . August 2012. http://dmasva.dmas.virginia.gov. 1. Agenda. ADAPT File Clearance Adding a New Case/Obtaining New Case ID Number in the MMIS Obtaining a Member ID Number Adding a New Case and a New Member

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DMAS MMIS WebEx Training Back to Basics

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  1. Department of Medical Assistance Services DMAS MMIS WebEx Training Back to Basics August 2012 http://dmasva.dmas.virginia.gov 1

  2. Agenda • ADAPT File Clearance • Adding a New Case/Obtaining New Case ID Number in the MMIS • Obtaining a Member ID Number • Adding a New Case and a New Member • Moving a Member to an Existing Case • Cancel Reason “001” • Retro Cancel Reinstate Reminder • Requesting a New Medicaid Card • Managed Care

  3. ADAPT File Clearance • Families and Children (F&C) MC applications are input into the ADAPT system to determine eligibility. • File Clearance is the process of assigning an applicant a Client ID, which is the unique identifier in ADAPT. File clearing assists in determining if an applicant needs a new Client ID or if one has already been assigned.

  4. File Clearance Example The application is for three MC applicants: After logging in to ADAPT the worker will perform a file clearance on each of the applicants listed on the application.

  5. File Clearance Example (continued) First navigate to the File Clearance screen: • From ADAPT Main Menu, select Option 1-Application Registration • Next, select Option 5 - File Clearance MSI

  6. File Clearance Example (continued) ADAPT searches within its data as well as other systems such as MMIS to search for the applicant. Input required data on the File Clearance screen and then select transmit (Xmit) to begin the system searches.

  7. File Clearance Example (continued) After validation, a prompt asking “Assign New Client ID?” appears. • Select (Xmit) agin and a data confirmation box is presented which requires the worker to reenter the DOB and SSN for validation.

  8. File Clearance Example (continued) If applicant already has a Client ID the following screen will appear; use the existing ID - DO NOT create a new one.

  9. Adding a New Case • Select Case and Member • Enter the first 11 digits of the case ID number • Enter the Member ID number

  10. Adding a New Case (cont.) • Mandatory Fields: • Last Name • First Name • Address • City • State • Zip Code • Case SSN • Caseworker • Case FIPS • Review Date • Relationship

  11. Adding a New Case (cont.)

  12. Adding a New Case & Member • Mandatory Fields: • Case ID • Member ID • SSN • Last Name • First Name • DOB • Gender

  13. Department of Medical Assistance Services Add a New Case & Member • Mandatory Fields: • Last Name • First Name • Address • City • State • Zip Code • Case SSN • Caseworker • Case FIPS • Review Date http://dmasva.dmas.virginia.gov 13

  14. Add a New Case & Member (cont.) • Mandatory Fields: • Relationship to Case Head • Race • Marital Status • Primary Language • Cit Status • Cit Level • Identity • Country • Same as Case Address • Same as FIPS Address

  15. Add a New Case & Member (cont.) • Mandatory Fields: • Aid Category • Application Date • Begin Date

  16. Add a New Case & Member (cont.)

  17. Moving a Member to Existing Case • Select Case and Update • Enter the Case Number • Select Enter

  18. Moving Member to Existing Case (cont.) • Enter: • Member ID • Member’s relationship • code to the case head • Select Enter to validate • information • Select Update to save

  19. Moving Member to Existing Case (cont.)

  20. Cancel Reason “001” • In the MMIS Cancel Reason Code “001” is only used to close eligibility for deceased members; not to be confused with change reason “001” used in ADAPT. • Screen help in the MMIS provides a complete list of cancel reason codes used in the MMIS to identify appropriate codes that best matches the member’s circumstances.

  21. Certain Newborns - Tips • When enrolling certain newborns (NB) it is important to remember: • Always enter the mother’s ID number on the NB demographic screen. • Certain NB’s are enrolled with AC 093. • “NB” should be always be input in the identity verification field. This allows the SSA match process to identify the member. • Ensure the eligibility begins on the NB DOB – regardless of the application date!

  22. Retro Cancel Reinstate – Reminder! • There are two Retro Cancel Reinstate reasons: • 024; moving from limited coverage to greater limited coverage or full coverage • 032; moving between AG and LTC or from FAMIS to Medicaid • DMAS WebEx training on using the Retro Cancel Reinstate function is available in the Knowledge Center and on the EEU webpage at http://dmasva.dmas.virginia.gov/Content_pgs/dss-elgb_enrl.aspx.

  23. Medicaid Cards • New Medicaid cards are issued when: • New eligibility is entered and the member has never received a card or has not received one in more than one year. • The member’s name, DOB, or sex is changed in the MMIS. • The LDSS requests a replacement card in MMIS.

  24. Medicaid Cards (cont.) • Three replacement cards may be issued by the LDSS. After three cards have been issued an ID card reset form should be emailed to the DMAS EEU at enrollment@dmas.virginia.gov. (See Broadcast 3708) • Medicaid cards returned as undeliverable are closed with a cancel reason “012”. The LDSS will need to reopen the eligibility after any necessary corrections are made.

  25. Managed Care (MC) - Overview • A member whose coverage is cancelled and not reinstated by MC cutoff (the 18th) will be dis-enrolled from the MCO. • MC has a 60 day re‐enrollment process time if eligibility is reinstated within 60 days, there is no pre‐assignment, and the member is reassigned the first of the month after MC processing. • If more than 60 days pass before reinstatement the member goes through pre-assignment.

  26. Managed Care Enrollment Scenarios Example 1: Member cancelled 6/8/12 effective 6/30/12 & is not reinstated. Member dis-enrolled from MC effective 6/30/12. Example 2: Member cancelled 6/8/12 effective 6/30/12 & reinstated 6/9/12 with 7/1/12 begin date. Member not dis-enrolled from MC. Example 3: Member cancelled 6/8/12 effective 6/30/12. Member dis-enrolled from MC effective 6/30/12 during MC processing. Member reinstated on 6/19/12 with 7/1/12 begin date. Member reassigned to same provider during the MC run effective 8/1/12. Example 4: Member cancelled on 6/8/12 effective 6/30/12. Member dis-enrolled from MC effective 6/30/12 during MC processing. Member reinstated on 7/19/12 with 7/1/12 begin date. Member reassigned to same MCO provider during the managed care run on 8/18/12 effective 9/1/12.

  27. Managed Care - Tips • Enroll newborns with eligibility effective on their date of birth • ALWAYS add the mother’s ID to the Infant Mother ID field and NB to the identity field on the NB’s demographics screen. • Update addresses and FIPS codes timely • Complete changes by the 18th of the month or prior to MCO cutoff

  28. Managed Care in the MMIS

  29. Managed Care in the MMIS (cont.) • Choose Member/PCP Assignment Data • Select Inquiry • Enter the member ID # • Select Enter

  30. Managed Care in the MMIS (cont.) Fields of Importance: Preassignment Reason Assignment Data Benefit Plan Reassignment Data Exception Status Data Change Code

  31. Managed Care Assistance Questions or Issues with Managed-Care Enrollment: • Members can contact the Managed Care Helpline by phone at (800) 643-2273; • Through the managed care website at: www.virginiamanagedcare.com; • Or by email at: managedcarehelp@dmas.virginia.gov

  32. Remember… • Send all questions and proposed topics to mmiswebex@dmas.virginia.gov • If you have viewed this part of the presentation through the Knowledge Center, don’t forget to join the DMAS Enrollment Unit for our live WebEx sessions. Thank You!

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