
New Jersey Medicaid Billing For Home Care Providers
Medicaid is a high-volume market for home and community-based care, but it often comes with strict EVV compliance requirements and payer-specific billing rules. Paradigm streamlines the process—automating claims, preventing denials, and ensuring your agency gets paid on time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes—if your state contracts with multiple Medicaid managed care organizations, you generally need to credential with each one individually to bill for services.
In most states, the same Medicaid provider ID is used for both state plan and waiver services, but some states may assign a separate ID or require an additional enrollment step.
A common timeframe is 60–120 days, though the exact timeframe varies by state and can be longer if applications are incomplete or require corrections.
You must apply through your state Medicaid agency, typically by completing a provider enrollment application and submitting required documentation such as licenses, background checks, and insurance. Some states also require training or orientation specific to HCBS waivers.
How Paradigm can Help
Paradigm offers a combination of tech and highly skilled people to bridge the gaps in:
We don’t stop at submission. We scrub claims, verify all documentation, manage denials, and post payments so your team can stay focused on care.
& Eligibility
We don’t stop at submission. We scrub claims, verify all documentation, manage denials, and post payments so your team can stay focused on care.
Credentialling
We don’t stop at submission. We scrub claims, verify all documentation, manage denials, and post payments so your team can stay focused on care.
We don’t stop at submission. We scrub claims, verify all documentation, manage denials, and post payments so your team can stay focused on care.
We don’t stop at submission. We scrub claims, verify all documentation, manage denials, and post payments so your team can stay focused on care.