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Medicaid Program Integrity Jobs in Kentucky (NOW HIRING)

$122 - $203/hr

Direct experience with Medicaid systems and data sources such as MMIS, data warehouses/lakes, eligibility systems, provider systems, managed care data, or program integrity tools.* Experience with ...

$100 - $232/hr

Position Summary Revenue Integrity Informatics is seeking a Lead Director - Revenue Integrity ... Align risk adjustment programs with state Medicaid models (e.g., CDPS, CRG, or state-specific ...

$180 - $215/hr

Align employment practices with Medicaid provider enrollment rules, Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) mandates, and state program integrity requirements.* Advise on background check compliance ...

Compliance Lead

Louisville, KY · On-site

$150K/yr

As a Compliance Lead for our Medicaid business, you will be part of a team who develops and ... and abuse program integrity program. What makes you successful: * Demonstrated ability to ...

Compliance Lead

Louisville, KY

$150K/yr

As a Compliance Lead for our Medicaid business, you will be part of a team who develops and ... and abuse program integrity program. What makes you successful: * Demonstrated ability to ...

Compliance Lead

Louisville, KY

$150K/yr

As a Compliance Lead for our Medicaid business, you will be part of a team who develops and ... and abuse program integrity program. What makes you successful: * Demonstrated ability to ...

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What is the difference between Medicaid Program Integrity vs Medicaid Claims Examiner?

AspectMedicaid Program IntegrityMedicaid Claims Examiner
Primary FocusDetecting and preventing fraud, waste, and abuse in Medicaid programsReviewing and processing Medicaid claims for accuracy and compliance
Required CredentialsTypically healthcare or compliance certifications, knowledge of Medicaid policiesHealthcare or claims processing certifications, attention to detail
Work EnvironmentRegulatory agencies, government offices, compliance departmentsInsurance companies, healthcare providers, government Medicaid offices

Medicaid Program Integrity professionals focus on safeguarding Medicaid funds by identifying fraudulent activities, while Medicaid Claims Examiners primarily verify claims for accuracy and proper coding. Both roles require healthcare knowledge and certifications but differ in their core responsibilities and work settings.

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CHILD Waiver - Case Manager

Community Inclusion LLC

Russell, KY • On-site

$15.75 - $20.25/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 24 days ago


Job description

Description:

What is the Child Waiver for Kentucky?
The Community Health for Improved Lives and Development (CHILD) waiver is a new Kentucky Medicaid program designed to provide "wraparound" support. It helps children with significant behavioral or developmental challenges live safely at home instead of in a hospital or residential facility.


Why Choose Community Inclusion?

At Community Inclusion, we believe that strong organizations are built by strong teams. Our work is centered on dignity, inclusion, and empowerment—supporting individuals, families, and communities through services that create stability, independence, and meaningful opportunity. When you join Community Inclusion, you become part of a collaborative leadership team focused on building a positive workplace culture, supporting employee growth, and ensuring the organization continues to serve the community with excellence.

Position Description

The Case Manager leads the coordination and advocacy functions for participants enrolled in the CHILD Waiver program. This role serves as the primary architect of the Person-Centered Service Plan (PCSP), ensuring that every child’s goals for independence and community integration are met. The Case Manager manages the complexities of the MWMA, facilitates transition planning, and acts as a neutral advocate.

Requirements:

Key Responsibilities
Assistance for everyone can range from occasional verbal reminders to full staff assistance, depending on the individual's functioning level.

  • Develop and implement personalized care plans (PCSP) for clients, ensuring goals align with community involvement and independence.
  • Coordinate and conduct annual functional assessment reviews within 365 days of the prior assessment.
  • Identify, connect, and monitor community-based services that align with each child's needs and preferences.
  • Serve as a neutral liaison between clients, families, and service providers, adhering to conflict-free case management standards.
  • Utilize the Medicaid Waiver Management Application (MWMA) for all reporting and program integrity documentation.
  • Lead the transition of care for adolescents into adult medicine while navigating legalities like supported decision-making.
  • Apply "Disability Etiquette" by adapting communication to meet cognitive and sensory needs.

Qualifications

Education & Training and/or Experience:

  • Education: Bachelor’s degree in a human services field as required by state regulation.
  • System Knowledge: Completion of all state-required MWMA training modules before system access.
  • Experience: Proven experience in managing complex behavioral health profiles and neurodivergent sensory needs.

Language/Math/Reasoning Ability:

  • Ability to draft professional medical necessity letters for specialized equipment or waiver services.
  • Ability to synthesize complex clinical data into clear language for families and support staff.

Licenses, Police Check, Registration, and Certifications:

  • Current Valid Kentucky Driver's License and proper vehicle insurance.
  • Acceptable background checks from the AOC, KNAR, and Central Registry (CAN).
  • Ability to obtain and maintain First Aid/CPR and CORE training.