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Medicaid Claims Management Software

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This subcontract for Medicaid Claims Management Software involves the supply and maintenance of a specialized claims submission system for prime contractors working on Spring Independent School District projects. The software is designed to validate SHARS billing requirements, specifically focusing on the verification of IEPs and parental consent, while ensuring strict adherence to Federal Compliance Guidelines for Medicaid billing. The contractor is responsible for delivering a fully operational and validated system capable of maintaining 99 percent accuracy with a permissible error rate of plus or minus 3 percent. This opportunity is associated with Arlington ISD in Texas, with a response deadline set for June 30, 2027.

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Medicaid claims software subcontract for Spring ISD, ensuring federal compliance by June 30, 2027.

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TX, USA

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AgencyTexas → Arlington ISD
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Supplies and maintains a specialized claims submission system for prime contractors on Spring Independent School District projects. Implements software to validate SHARS billing requirements, including parental consent and IEP verification. Ensures system capacity for 99% accuracy with a +/- 3% error rate. Complies with Federal Compliance Guidelines for Medicaid billing. Delivers a fully operational, validated claims submission software system.

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