What is the Ohio Medicaid School Program (MSP)?

The Ohio Medicaid School Program is a federal program that allows school districts to receive Medicaid reimbursement for costs associated with providing ETR (Evaluation Team Report) and IEP (Individualized Education Program) services to students with Medicaid insurance. Almost every state has a school Medicaid program, and Ohio currently has approximately 650 school districts participating in the program. This program brings in valuable dollars for Ohio schools to help offset the cost of providing therapy services to students on an IEP. As with all insurance billing, therapy services are billed to Medicaid in a very specific format. Before claims can be submitted to Medicaid, the school district must obtain “MSP Signed Parental Consent” from the student’s parent or guardian.

Ohio Medicaid Consumer Hotline 1-800-324-8680

Healthcare Billing Services, Inc. 1-740-639-4218