a policy document that describes the mission and goals of a state as well as how the state will promote, coordinate and support national and community service.
A state's Medicaid program, federally approved under Title XIX of the Social Security Act. The state plan defines which services will be covered and terms of eligibility for different types of services. While states must include certain basic services and eligibility standards in their Medicaid program, the term "state plan" often refers specifically to those other services and eligibility standards that are optional (examples: ambulance, physical therapy, prescribed drugs). In addition to basic and optional state plan services, there are other home and community-based services that require special federal approval in the form of a waiver from the regular terms of the Social Security Act. (See "Waivers.")
the comprehensive statement submitted by the State Department to the Department of Health and Human Services describing the nature and scope of its Child Support Enforcement Program and giving assurance that it will be administered in conformity with the specific requirements stipulated in Title IV-D of the Social Security Act and other official issuances of Health and Human Services.
a comprehensive written contract between AHCCCS and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) that describes the nature and scope of its Medicaid programs
A written plan between a State and the Federal Government that outlines Medicaid eligibility standards, provider requirements, payment methods, and health benefit packages. A Medicaid State Plan is submitted by each State and approved by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
Document between the states and federal government which details the scope of the Medicaid program in the state listing the services offered, any applicable requirements and limitations, and the payment rate for those services. The State Plan consists of preprinted material that covers the basic requirements and individualized content that reflects the characteristics of the particular state Medicaid program. The State Plan is submitted by the state and subject to approval from CMS.
A comprehensive plan submitted by ODJFS describing the nature and scope of its specific program and giving assurance that it will be administered in conformity with specific federal requirements.
A comprehensive written agreement between the state agency administering the Medicaid Program and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which includes client eligibility requirements and identifies the scope of medical care for which reimbursement is available.
A statewide plan for mental health, developmental disabilities, and substance abuse services. It is revised and updated annually.
A term used to describe the services available in Ohio through the Medicaid card.