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 FSSA Mental Health & Addiction is issuing RFP 26-86284 for a contractor to act as a fiscal agent for the Mental Health Funds Recovery Program (MHFRP). This initiative enables eligible providers to submit reimbursement claims for Medicaid-related administrative activities. Key activities include linking at-risk populations to services and supporting Medicaid health coverage, with specific approvals required from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
The buyer seeks to hire a contractor who will manage the administrative aspects of reimbursement claims related to the Medicaid program, focusing on activities that support the MHFRP and comply with CMS guidelines.
- Review eligibility of providers for claims submission.
- Process reimbursement claims for approved activities.
- Coordinate with CMS to ensure compliance with guidelines.
- Manage outreach and linkage of at-risk populations to Medicaid services.
- Oversee administrative case management processes.
- Company experience with similar contracts.
- Understanding of Medicaid compliance requirements.
- Proposed methods for managing reimbursement claims.
- Qualifications of key personnel to be involved in the project.
Source coverage notes
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- Details on the expected volume of claims
- Specific metrics for contractor performance evaluation
- Information on any required technology or systems to be used
- Clarification on potential penalties for non-compliance
- Insight into any existing relationships with eligible providers
- Expected contract value or range
- Information on the selection criteria for bidders
- Details on the engagement timeline prior to the response deadline
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