Whether it’s claiming data for compliance, processing claims data for reimbursement, assisting with audits or advising on program and policy decisions—We can help.
School-Based Medicaid Services
School-based Medicaid programs are critical to ensuring that children get the health and educational services they need. PCG can ease the administrative burden to help make your school-based Medicaid programs efficient and compliant, so you can recover the reimbursements to which you are entitled.
Financial Services Consulting
Our educational policy and financial services consultants can provide a range of services for your district or state, tailored to your goals and challenges.
Financial Services Consulting Services Include
- Audit Services – In local, state, or federal audits, we can assist with any part of the audit process, including responding to reviews and negotiating financial findings.
- Data Analysis/Reporting – We offer in-depth data analysis and reporting to identify trends, outliers, and possible areas for additional allowable reimbursement. We can provide information on the Medicaid claiming process to assist school boards, superintendents, or other stakeholders.
- Medicaid Consulting – Our in-house experts on policy, national trends, program improvements, and pending or recently passed legislation can provide the information you need to successfully navigate changes and requirements.
- Program Review – We can conduct a complete review of your current Medicaid program, either at the state or district-level, and provide a written report of recommendations for process or policy improvements.
- Rate Setting/Cost Settlement – Our team reviews and establishes appropriate rates and/or performs a cost settlement process to help ensure that all your allowable costs are captured and reimbursed.
- State Plan Review and Amendments – PCG reviews State Plans and can assist in the process to amend the State Plan. Amending the State Plan can require a significant investment of time. We can help draft and negotiate changes to the state plan to reduce the burden on agency staff.