For providers thinking about or already enrolled in Missouri Dental Medicaid, it’s important to understand the revalidating process.
Find the answers to our top questions below.
Nothing, really! Missouri Medicaid Audit & Compliance (MMAC) and MO HealthNet use the term “revalidate” while the Managed Care plans use the term “recredential.”
Both terms refer to submitting your up-to-date provider information, so your enrollment stays active.
This post uses the term “revalidate” unless specifically referring to Managed Care plans.
The primary reason for revalidating is simply to ensure your address/es and provider information are up to date.
Yes! MO HealthNet and the Managed Care plans will send a notification by mail and email. Billers will also see a notification in the billing portals.
It’s important for dental Medicaid providers to keep their contact information current, so these notices go to the right place.
You can use the Provider Update Request form to report changes in contact information and more at any time.
Use the Provider Update Request form mentioned above to update your information with MMAC at any time. Be sure to follow the instructions carefully to avoid a denial of your request.
Use the Revalidation Requirements resource to ensure you are submitting a complete and accurate application when you revalidate through MMAC/MO HealthNet. The required documentation can vary based on your provider type.
The Managed Care plans may require different documentation. Be sure to read through your recredentialing notices and paperwork carefully before submitting.
If you’re feeling unsure, contact your Medicaid Mentor and we’ll point you in the right direction!
We can help with those, too. Jessica Emmerich, your Medicaid Mentor, is here to help you navigate all things Missouri dental Medicaid. You can reach her by email, call, or text at