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N.H. Medicaid Hospice Provider Manual, Vol. II, § 1
NH Medicaid Provider Billing Manuals Overview
New Hampshire (NH) Medicaid Provider Billing Manuals include two volumes which must be used in
conjunction with each other. Policies and requirements detailed in these manuals are established by the
NH Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), also referred to as the Department.
It is critical that the provider and the provider’s staff be familiar with, and comply with, all information
contained in the General Billing Manual – Volume I, and this Provider Specific Billing Manual – Volume
II.
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The General Billing Manual – Volume I: Applies to every enrolled NH Medicaid provider
(hereinafter referred to as the provider) who submits bills to NH Medicaid for payment. It
includes general policies and procedures applicable to NH Medicaid such as provider
responsibilities, verification of member eligibility, covered and non-covered services, service
authorizations, medical necessity, third party liability, surveillance and utilization review/program
integrity, access to fee schedules, claims processing, and obtaining reimbursement for providing
services. This manual also includes general information on how to enroll as a NH Medicaid
provider. The Appendices section encompasses a wide range of supplemental materials such as
Fee Schedules, Contact Information, Provider Type List, Sample Forms and Instructions, as well
as other general information.
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The Provider Specific Billing Manual – Volume II: Specific to a provider type and designed to
guide the provider through specific policies applicable to the provider type.
Provenance
- Source
- nhmmis.nh.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- nh-hospice-pm-2014-04-01
- Content hash
569ad65e7bac12e8729e5016588019b615d030f0b0221391ba7f456ebdf82969
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