DMHA Fiscal Agent for Mental Health Funds Recovery
Federal opportunity from FSSA Mental Health & Addiction. Place of performance: IN. Response deadline: Mar 08, 2026.
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Description
RFP 26-86284 The Division of Mental Health and Addiction (DMHA) is seeking a contractor to serve as the fiscal agent for the Mental Health Funds Recovery Program (MHFRP). he purpose of the MHFRP is to provide eligible providers the opportunity to submit reimbursement claims for administrative activities that support the Medicaid program. Allowable activities are specifically approved by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). They include, in general: location, identification, and referral of targeted at-risk populations; linkage of targeted populations to services and Medicaid health coverage; and administrative case management activities.
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The Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addiction (DMHA) is seeking a contractor to act as the fiscal agent for its Mental Health Funds Recovery Program (MHFRP), under RFP 26-86284. The contractor will be responsible for processing reimbursement claims linked to various administrative activities that support the Medicaid program. Key allowable activities include locating and referring at-risk populations and providing administrative case management services, all aligning with CMS approvals.
The DMHA aims to engage a contractor to manage reimbursement claims for Medicaid-related administrative activities, thus enhancing support for eligible providers within the Mental Health Funds Recovery Program.
- Organizations with experience in Medicaid fiscal management
- Contractors familiar with CMS regulations
- Firms with a track record in mental health services financial management
- Review reimbursement claims submitted by providers
- Manage administrative activities related to Medicaid services
- Ensure compliance with CMS guidelines
- Identify and link at-risk populations to Medicaid health coverage
- Provide company background and relevant experience
- Outline understanding of Medicaid policies and CMS guidelines
- Detail proposed approach to managing claims
- Include team qualifications and project management plan
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- Must adhere to CMS-approved activities
- Maintain transparency in claims processing
- Ensure compliance with federal and state health care regulations
- Focus on competitive pricing while ensuring compliance
- Consider fixed-price or cost-reimbursable pricing structures based on project requirements
- Potential collaboration with financial consulting firms
- Subcontracting to organizations familiar with Medicaid services
- Changes in CMS regulations could impact the work scope
- Potential delays in claims processing affecting provider cash flow
- Variability in at-risk population identification may impact program effectiveness
- What are the expected volumes of claims to be processed?
- What specific CMS guidelines should we be most aware of?
- Are there preferences for reporting or data management tools?
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- Details on specific administrative activities approved by CMS
- Clarification on the deliverables expected from the contractor
- Information on the competitive landscape and incumbent contractors
- Budget range for the fiscal agent role
- Specific contract duration and conditions associated with renewal
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