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The Alora home health blog is committed to providing the latest updates on EVV implementation on a state-by-state basis. In this blog we focus on the latest news out of Michigan, answering questions like who is the MDHHS selected EVV aggregator, when does the EVV requirement begin for home health services, what data must a compatible EVV system collect, and more.
Virginia DMAS EVV, updated information on the requirement for skilled home health services EVV implementation in the state of Virginia per Virginia DMAS. When is the implementation date and what specifics are covered? Read more in this blog....
Tennessee Medicaid EVV implementation date, requirements, and other important information about TN's electronic visit verification mandate...
Feedback from agencies and users prompts changes from the ODM to Ohio’s alternative EVV certification process. Learn more about the details in this edition of the home health blog...
As states begin to emerge from the hardships caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, our home health blog is committed to providing the latest updates on EVV implementation on a state-by-state basis. In this blog we focus on the latest news out of Minnesota, and the June 2021 news that the state has selected an official EVV aggregator.
To view the Ohio Medicaid EVV System solution by Alora, click here Payment reductions for Ohio EVV Delayed by ODM March 2021 Update Per the 21st Century Cures Act, the requirement for Ohio and other states to implement a system for electronic visit verification (EVV) for home health and personal care...
As home health care agencies try to achieve compliance with regulatory requirements with regard to Electronic Visit Verification (EVV), agencies in the state of Texas faced a January 2021 deadline for EVV implementation. As one of many states where EVV is currently in play, Texas requirements will need to be met for certain types of care in the state, or agencies will run the risk of rejected payments.
Just as it has become in many other states to date, Electronic Visit Verification is a reality in Arizona. When does it start, what are the requirements, and can agencies choose whatever EVV software they desire? In this edition of the Home Health blog, we answer all those questions as we take a closer look at EVV in the state of Arizona.
As an ongoing part of our commitment to keeping home health care professionals up to date with the latest regulatory information at the national and state level, in this edition of our homecare blog, we turn the spotlight on electronic visit verification in the state of UTAH. A good starting point is to look at the beginnings of how EVV requirements came to be, which brings us to the 21st Century Cures Act.
As home health care agencies strive to stay compliant with regulatory requirements on both the state and federal level annually, Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) is a hot topic in the state of Massachusetts. As one of many states where EVV implementation is currently in play, Massachusetts Medicaid EVV (most commonly referred to as MassHealth EVV) requirements will need to be addressed and prepared for by agencies operating within the state. The (EOHHS) Executive Office of Health and Human Services administers the Massachusetts Medicaid program known as MassHealth, and will provide an EVV system that complies with federal Medicaid requirements, while minimizing any undue burden on users.