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Medicaid State Plan Under Title XIX of the Social Security Act
Medical Assistance Program


Florida's Medicaid state plan (the plan) is a large, comprehensive written statement describing the scope and nature of the Medicaid program. The plan outlines current Medicaid eligibility standards, policies and reimbursement methodologies to ensure the state program receives matching federal funds under title XIX of the Social Security Act.

Under the Florida Sunshine Law, the plan is a public record. This website provides a secure link to a complete copy of the plan, Part I and Part II, as well as a divided version further below. The divided version is sorted in the most logical format, while still following the correct order of the document. Both copies are searchable by word or phrase using the “Search” function in Adobe Acrobat Reader. If additional help is needed, please contact Robin Ingram in the Office of the Deputy Secretary for Medicaid at (850) 488-3560.

Florida Medicaid State Plan Part I [15.5MB PDF] UPDATED 10/9/09
(Due to the larger file size, this document may take more time to download.)
Updated August 9, 2009
 
Florida Medicaid State Plan Part II [17.64MB PDF]
(Due to the larger file size, this document may take more time to download.)
Updated September 11, 2009


Table of Contents

Section 1 – Single State Agency Organization

1.1 Designation and Authority
1.2 Organization for Administration
1.3 Statewide Operation
1.4 State Medical Care Advisory Committee
1.5 Pediatric Immunization Program

Section 2 – Coverage and Eligibility

2.1 Application Determination of Eligibility and Furnishing Medicaid
2.2 Coverage and Conditions of Eligibility
2.3 Residence
2.4 Blindness
2.5 Disability
2.6 Financial Eligibility
2.7 Medicaid Furnished Out of State

Section 3 – Services: General Provisions

3.1 Amount, Duration and Scope of Services
3.2 Coordination of Medicaid with Medicare Part B
3.3 Medicaid for Individual Age 65 or Over in Institutions for Mental Disease
3.4 Special Requirement Applicable to Sterilization Procedure
3.5 Medicaid for Medicare Cost Sharing for Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries Families Receiving Extended Medicaid Benefits

Section 4 – General Program Administration

4.1 Methods of Administration
4.2 Hearings for Applicants and Recipients
4.3 Safeguarding Information on Applicants and Recipients
4.4 Medicaid Quality Control
4.5 Medicaid Agency Fraud Detection and Investigation Program
4.6 Reports
4.7 Maintenance of Records
4.8 Availability of Agency Program Manuals
4.9 Reporting Provider Payments to the Internal Revenue Service
4.10 Free Choice of Providers
4.11 Relations with Standard-Setting and Survey Agencies
4.12 Consultation to Medical Facilities
4.13 Required Provider Agreement
4.14 Utilization/Quality Control
4.15 Inspection of Care in Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Retarded, Facilities Providing Inpatient Psychiatric Services for Individuals Under 21, and Mental Hospitals
4.16 Relations with State Health and Vocational Rehabilitation Agencies and Title V Grantees
4.17 Liens and Adjustments or Recoveries
4.18 Recipient Cost Sharing and Similar Charges
4.19 Payment for Services
4.20 Direct Payments to Certain Recipients for Physicians' or Dentists' Services
4.21 Prohibition Against Reassignment of Provider Claims
4.22 Third Party Liability
 
Memorandum of Understanding
4.23 Use of Contracts
4.24 Standards for Payments for Skilled Nursing and Intermediate Care Facility Services
4.25 Program for Licensing Administrators of Nursing Homes
4.26 Drug Utilization Review Program
4.27 Disclosure of Survey Information and Provider or Contractor Evaluation
4.28 Appeals Process
4.29 Conflict of Interest Provisions
4.30 Exclusion of Providers and Suspension of Practitioners Convicted and Other Individuals
4.31 Disclosure of Information by Provider and Fiscal Agents
4.32 Income and Eligibility Verification System
4.33 Medicaid Eligibility Cards for Homeless Individuals
4.34 Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE )
4.35 Remedies for Skilled Nursing and Intermediate Care Facilities that Do Not Meet Requirements of Participation
4.35 Enforcement of Compliance for Nursing Facilities
4.36 Required Coordination Between the Medicaid and WIC Programs
4.38 Nurse Aide Training and Competency Evaluation for Nursing Facilities
4.39 Preadmission Screening and Annual Resident Review in Nursing Facilities
4.40 Survey & Certification Process
4.41 Resident Assessment for Nursing Facilities
4.42 Employee Education About False Claims Recoveries
4.43 Cooperation with Medicaid Integrity Program Efforts
Section 5 – Personnel Administration
5.1 Standard of Personnel Administration
5.2 RESERVED
5.3 Training Programs; Subprofessional and Volunteer Programs

Section 6 – Financial Administration

6.1 Fiscal Policies and Accountability
6.2 Cost Allocation
6.3 State Financial Participation

Section 7 – General Provisions

7.1 Plan Amendments
7.2 Nondiscrimination
7.3 Maintenance of AFDC Effort
7.4 State Governor's Review

Attachments

List of Attachments