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How to Become a Medicaid Provider for Home Care
To bill Medicaid for home care you need a state license, a Type 2 NPI, state Medicaid enrollment and screening, waiver or managed care contracts, EVV and authorizations.
Which Medicaid managed care plans do home care agencies contract with in New Hampshire?
Last verified October 17, 2026 · All New Hampshire resources
New Hampshire pays for Medicaid home care fee-for-service. New Hampshire's Medicaid managed care plans do not cover long-term services and supports, so home care agencies enroll directly with New Hampshire Medicaid for Choices for Independence and related services.
For the programs that pay for home care, see New Hampshire Medicaid waivers.
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