1. Program Definition
Adult Health Transportation in Idaho is a non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) service provided to eligible Medicaid beneficiaries to ensure access to medically necessary appointments and services.
2. Regulations
The program is governed by federal regulations requiring state Medicaid agencies to ensure necessary transportation for beneficiaries to and from providers
3. Licensing or Certification
Providers of non-medical transportation services must possess a valid driver's license and complete a background check under IDAPA 16.05.06, "Criminal History and Background Checks.
4. Responsible State Agency
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare oversees the Adult Health Transportation program
5. Application Process
The application process involves enrolling as a Medicaid provider through the Idaho Medicaid website (www.idmedicaid.com)[1].
6. Required Documentation
Providers must submit :
- Valid driver's license
- Background check clearance
- Proof of insurance
- Any additional documentation required by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
7. Timeline for Approval
The specific timeline for approval is not mentioned in the available results.
8. Pre-Application Process
There is no specific pre-application process mentioned for Adult Health Transportation providers.
9. Pre-Application Training
No specific pre-application training is mentioned. However, providers must meet the requirements set by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.
10. Additional Notes
- Transportation must be to Medicaid-covered service
- Children under 14 must ride with a parent, guardian, or adult attendant, with some exceptions
- Long-distance transportation is available when medically necessary, requiring at least 10 days advance notice
- The current NEMT broker for Idaho Medicaid is MTM Health
- Reimbursement is available for certain transportation-related expenses
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