General

Stakeholder engagement and participation is critical, and required, to ensure we capture the information needed to make the best decisions for the Department of Health, Developmental Disabilities Supports Division service delivery system for the Developmental Disabilities (DD) Waiver, Mi Via (MV) Waiver and the Medically Fragile (MF) Waiver.

NM ACQ Subcommittee Initial PowerPoint

NM ACQ Mathematical Rate Study PowerPoint

For any question not answered here, please contact Public Consulting Group via email or phone at NMHCBSRateStudy@pcgus.com or (833) 528-1736.

Thank you again for participating in the ACQ Subcommittee Meeting that took place on January 10th. The Developmental Disabilities Supports Division (DDSD), who is working with Public Consulting Group LLC (PCG) heard valuable feedback which we used to improve the instructions and messaging of the rate study tools (the time study and cost report). Providers and vendors will receive instructions and invitations to training webinars this week.

The rate study is well underway for the Developmental Disabilities (DD), Mi Via (MV), and Medically Fragile (MF) Waiver services. Providers have received the cost report, and time study tools to prepare for completing them. These tools did not include Mi Via services, except for Consultant services. This is because in current policy, Mi Via rate ranges are based on what Medicaid currently pays for similar services under the Developmental Disabilities (DD) Waiver. Based on this policy, PCG’s recommended rate ranges for the Mi Via services in the scope of this rate study will be a range-based on the rate for the comparable DD Waiver services.

Rate Study Timelines

Instructions for smooth transition of services provided by terminated providers

Lead exposure can have adverse effects on various organs and systems in the body, resulting in negative health effects, both acute and chronic, depending on the level of exposure or dose, exposure duration, and other factors including dietary. In New Mexico, industries where lead exposure is common include public safety, radiator repair, mining and construction.

Lead poisoning continues to be an important, preventable environmental health problem. However, only a low number of children in New Mexico are screened for lead each year. This document provides technical guidelines for screening and managing cases of childhood lead poisoning.

Ongoing Drug-Resistant Shigella Infections in Albuquerque Area

Electronic Cards 4-Up

Common FAQ’s mcp

Common FAQ’s (Spanish)

Proclamation - February is Children's Oral Health Month

This document explains the mission statement, core values, and health promotion team vision of the Northeast Region Health Promotion Team. Staff and contact information listing.

Aspiration Risk Management: CARMP Case Study Part 1

Aspiration Risk Management: CARMP Case Study Part 2

Therapy Services: Defining Expectations for CSB Short-term Therapy Consultation

Ezri Care Artificial Tears Recall

FY23 Quarter 2 Performance Report