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Therap Electronic billing software, has been approved for HIPAA v5010 professional claim production by EDS, the MMIS vendor in Delaware, as of December 8, 2011.

With this transition, HCBS/DD providers in the state will be able to send HIPAA v5010 compliant electronic claims directly to DMAP – the Medicaid system in Delaware.

HIPAA v5010  is the latest transaction standard that all developmental disabilities providers, will have to transition to by January 1, 2012, as required by the Centers for Medicaid & Medicare Services (CMS).

Therap Medicaid billing software, has been approved for HIPAA 5010 professional claim transactions in Wyoming by ACS/Xerox – the MMIS fiscal agent in the state.

With this update, providers supporting people with developmental disabilities will be able to send ASC X12 version 5010 compliant professional claims to Wyoming Medicaid.

HIPAA 5010  is the latest transaction standard that all developmental disabilities providers, will have to transition to by January 1, 2012, as required by the Centers for Medicaid & Medicare Services (CMS).

Its time for another release, which will take us to version 9.2 of Therap Applications. In this release there will be usability enhancements as well as new features like the support for Pre-Vocational Services in Habilitation Checklists for users from New York and support for the new HIPAA standard 5010 that will affect how agencies do billing. To learn more about the new standard, you can refer to this blog post on ASC X12 version 5010 compliance.

Please read through the Release Notes to learn more about all the updates.

Conferences:
Our conferences are great opportunities to learn about the newer features and the updates first-hand. We are holding two in the coming month of December, one at Florida (Dec 6-7) and California (Dec 7-8).

The big one, is also near, the National Conference for Provider Administrators between Febraury 7-9, 2012. This is a chance to meet the majority of the Therap team, including all the support staff and a few of the chief developers, as well as other folks from the ID/DD industry. Apart from training sessions, there will be lots of discussions, feedback sessions, brainstorming and presentations from users. Learn more about the sessions, the schedule, and register online from this page.

We’ve also added an extra day for Government Administrators, which is February 6, where we’ll describe and discuss the part of the System for State and County officials in charge of administering and supervising ID/DD services in their regions.