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    Maryland Department of Health
    Maryland Medicaid Administration

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    Collaborative Care Provider Page

    ​Effective October 1, 2023, ​the Collaborative Care Model is now available to all Maryland Medicaid enrollees. 
    The Collaborative Care pilot program officially sunset on September 30, 2023 (see below). 


    ​​Provider Information

    The Collaborative Care Model is a patient-centered, evidence-based approach to integrate physical and behavioral health services in primary care settings. Primary care provider (PCP)-led teams of qualified professionals are eligible to receive reimbursement for CoCM services. These teams must include a PCP, a behavioral health care manager, and a psychiatric consultant. CoCM includes: 

    1. Care coordination and management between your Primary Care Provider (PCP) and your behavioral health provider;
    2. Regular, systematic monitoring and treatment using a validated clinical rating scale; and 
    3. Regular, systematic psychiatric caseload reviews and consultation for patients who do not show clinical improvement

    Participating Providers
    Reimbursement for CoCM services will be billed under the lead provider’s name and provider number.

    If you are a Maryland Medicaid primary care provider and need to be credentialed, update your license expiration or update your demographic information, visit ePREP.health.maryland.gov​. 


    Prospective Providers
    For providers who want to participate in CoCM as an individual provider or group practice, complete a Medicaid provider application at ePREP.health.maryland.gov. 

    For assistance, call the Provider Enrollment Helpline at 1-844-4MD.PROV (1-844-463-7768) or email MDProviderRelations@automated-health.com. ​​​​​​


    Guidance and Transmittals:

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    Maryland Collaborative Care Pilot Program
    The Maryland Medicaid CoCM pilot program began in July 2020 and ended on September 30, 2023. This pilot was established through HB 1682/SB 835—Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Collaborative Care Pilot Program (Chapters 683 and 684 of the ​Acts of 2018). For more information, please see the November 2021 Joint Chairmen’s Report on the pilot and Maryland’s HealthChoice Monitoring and Evaluation Report. 


    If you are a Medicaid participant, please see the Collaborative Care Participant page​ for more information.