Lets kids on Medicaid and CHIP see out-of-state doctors more easily.
This bill would make it simpler for children under 21 who are on Medicaid or CHIP to get care from doctors in other states. It would require states to create an easier process for certain out-of-state healthcare providers to join their Medicaid programs, potentially increasing access to specialized care for young patients. These changes would take effect three years after the bill becomes law.
Today, out-of-state doctors typically must go through a full, separate enrollment process for each state's Medicaid or CHIP program to treat patients there. After this bill, states would have to offer a simpler enrollment process for certain out-of-state doctors who treat children under 21 on Medicaid or CHIP, with a 5-year enrollment period. This would take effect three years after the bill is signed into law.
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