Michigan Healthcare Services Government Contracts

Michigan invests $18.2 billion in Medicaid spending annually through agencies like the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and Michigan Department of Health and Human Services - Medicaid. Michigan operates a managed care Medicaid model. Healthy Michigan Plan covers expansion population. Prepaid Inpatient Health Plans manage behavioral health regionally. Major healthcare programs include Medicaid Health Plans, Healthy Michigan Plan, MI Health Link (dual eligible). Professional licensing is managed by the Michigan Board of Medicine.

• Valid Michigan professional license from Michigan Board of Medicine
• Enrollment with Michigan Department of Health and Human Services - Medicaid
• Medicare provider enrollment (if applicable)
• Professional liability (malpractice) insurance
• HIPAA compliance program and staff training
• Background checks for all patient-facing staff
• Required: Michigan professional license, Medicaid provider enrollment

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  Register with Michigan Department of Health and Human Services - Medicaid at https://www.michigan.gov/mdhhs/assistance-programs/medicaid
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  Obtain licenses through Michigan Board of Medicine
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  Pursue certifications: NCQA accreditation, Managed care experience
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  Target key agencies: MI DHHS, Medicaid Health Plans
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  Develop telehealth capabilities for expanded reach
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  Build relationships with state health department program managers
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  Consider subcontracting with established healthcare systems
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  Focus on Medicaid Health Plans opportunities

• Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
• Defense Health Agency (DHA)
• Indian Health Service (IHS)
• State Health Departments
• State Medicaid Agencies

These NAICS codes are commonly used for healthcare services government contracts: