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DHS revises stance on paying for CPS services provided during travel
As a result of a class action lawsuit brought by The Law Office of Guy Vilim, LLC, on behalf of a provider and recipients of Peer Support Services DHS issued OMHSAS-22-08 reversing its earlier position that PSS provided in transit is not billable. DHS' prior position effectively denied PSS recipients of services for which they had been approved solely because the service was provided while the CPS and service recipient were travelling. Essentially, this left providers paying out of pocket to deliver essential services required to facilitate ISP goal progress. Under OMHSAS-22-08, PSS provided in transit is completely compensable provided certain conditions are met. Contact us to learn more.
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