Get Help with New CBHS Services
From the Health Care Authority (HCA):
Need help with new CBHS services? We’re here to help!
Do you have questions about how to bill for Community Behavioral Health Support (CBHS) services? Or maybe questions about how to contract with the managed care organizations (MCO). Are you having trouble and not sure where to turn for help?
The Health Care Authority (HCA) invites Adult Family Homes providing Community Behavioral Health Support services to join HCA, DSHS, and the managed care organizations every Monday morning from 8:00-8:30 AM.
This call provides time to ask questions, share your concerns and experiences working with CBHS, and make connections to resolve issues.
MONDAYS 8:00-8:30 a.m. |
Join on your computer, mobile app or room device Click here to join the meeting Meeting ID: 263 493 458 84 Or call in (audio only) (833) 322-1218 United States (Toll-free) Phone Conference ID: 156 574 931# |
*NEW* Billing Template
Available March 1: Adult Family Homes can begin using the Supportive Supervision billing template to bill CBHS services. The new billing template will allow you to bill for all days in one line. It also includes instructions for how to fill out the spreadsheet.
Be on the look out for trainings hosted by the Adult Family Home Council in March. This training will focus on billing including how to fill out the billing template
If you have questions about how to use the new billing template, please contact the managed care organization you are submitting billing to. The billing contacts for each managed care organization are below:
MCO | |
Community Health Plan of WA (CHPW) | |
Coordinated Care (CCW) | |
Molina Healthcare (MHC) | |
United Healthcare Community Plan (UHC) | |
Wellpoint (WLP) | |
HCA (for Fee-For-Service) |
Have questions?
Contact the CBHS team at hca1915iservices@hca.wa.gov. We are here to help!
Not a Member Yet?
Membership fees enable the Council to cover legal expenses and fund staff to advocate with the state and regulatory agencies. The participation of every adult family home is vital to ensuring fair regulations and rates that accurately reflect the costs of caring for our vulnerable adults. Consider becoming a member of the Council to help us continue improving conditions for all adult family homes in Washington State.