On February 21st, there was a webinar that was held in the afternoon for Teaching Assistants to ask questions about Medicaid Billing as we begin to balance the in-person and Virtual environment.
The Webinar to the left is the archive of the webinar. The content presented by Steve Koruna.
The big question about the Electronic Medicaid Forms is essentially:
Why did you switch from the weekly form to daily? Is there a way to save our information so we do not have to enter our name etc. every time?
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Can we use the weekly form instead? I track for three students each day. This new form does not make it easier. It would be easiest if the document was live and could be submitted on Fridays (or last day of work week).
Here's the basic answer:
We heard the comments and concerns from the paraprofessional group and made the adjustments that were requested. The main one was allowing for the ability of the form to be completed every day. In order to make this accommodation, we needed to change to submitting only one student at a time. Since you work with more than one student, you'll need to submit the form more than one time... three students = three submissions.
Unfortunately, there isn't a way to save information and keep it live until Friday. The good news after 500 submissions, it appears that on average it only takes about 1 minute and 15 seconds per submission - and the only thing that you have to type out more more than once for each student is your name.
On September 2, 2020 there were two webinars that were held in the afternoon for Teaching Assistants to have Questions answered concerning Medicaid Billing in a Virtual Environment.
The Webinar to the Right is the archive of the earlier webinar. The content presented by Steve Koruna is the same. Questions that were asked and discussed may be different between the two.