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    Medicaid CenteringPregnancy Provider Information

    Policy and Guidance

    Qualified CenteringPregnancy practices will be eligible to bill for an enhanced payment, effective January 1, 2023. Official guidance will be published in the Professional Services Provider Manual as of that date. 

    There are several steps that eligible practic​es need to take before they can bill for the enhanced payment. This page provides resources to support provider enrollment and billing, along with general resources.'

    For more information about Maryland Medicaid's CenteringPregnancy program, see the Medicaid CenteringPregnancy Services web page.

    ​General Program Resources

    Provider Enrollment Resources

    All CenteringPregnancy providers must be enrolled with Maryland Medicaid's electronic Provider Revalidation and Enrollment Portal (ePREP).  ePREP is the one-stop shop for provider enrollment, re-enrollment, revalidation, information updates and demographic changes. Both CenteringPregnancy practices and their individual providers must upload their documentation from the CenteringInstitute into ePREP as a Supplemental Application in order to bill for CenteringPregnancy services. Click here to enroll in ePREP as a CenteringPregnancy provider with Medicaid or update your provider profile. ​

    ​ePREP Materials

    ​Visit our Provider ePREP resources page for additional resources to assist with enrolling into ePREP.

    Claims and Billing Resources

    Once enrolled in ePREP, providers use eMedicaid to submit claims for reimbursement. More information and billing tutorials can be found on the eMedicaid website. 

    Contact information

    For questions about Maryland Medicaid's CenteringPregnancy Program, email mdh.medicaidmch@maryland.gov​.​