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Indiana FSSA Medicaid · October 24, 2026 · Primary source

BT202694: IHCP announces accelerated revalidation plan for certain providers

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Summary

Indiana's Medicaid program (IHCP) has announced an accelerated revalidation plan, triggered by a CMS request, requiring high-risk and waiver providers to complete revalidation on a compressed two-year cycle rather than the standard five-year schedule under 42 CFR 455.414. The plan covers providers initially or subsequently categorized as high-risk, as well as all 1915(c) waiver providers (type 32), with screening levels varying by prior risk classification. Providers that completed screening between June 1, 2025, and May 31, 2026, are generally excluded. Failure to revalidate results in disenrollment, requiring a full new enrollment application.

What this may mean

High-risk and waiver providers enrolled in Indiana Medicaid face accelerated revalidation deadlines outside their normal five-year cycle, with disenrollment as the consequence of non-completion. Waiver providers not previously screened at the high-risk level face a high-level screening under the accelerated plan, a more burdensome process than their original enrollment required. The two-year window begins immediately, and providers will receive notification via mail and the IHCP Portal.

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