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SNAP Update and Resources Actualización y recursos de SNAP

On November 1, 2025, the requirements to receive and apply to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits have changed. To see the new policies to request SNAP benefits, click here and/or call 211 for SNAP assistance. Learn more

El 1 de noviembre de 2025, cambiaron los requisitos para recibir y aplicar para los beneficios del Programa de Asistencia Nutricional Suplementaria (SNAP, por sus siglas en inglés). Para consultar las nuevas políticas para aplicar para los beneficios de SNAP, haz clic aquí o llama al 211 para obtener ayuda de SNAP. Aprende Más

Transportation Update Actualización de transporte

SafeRide Health (SRH) is the new provider for all NEMT rides to doctor appointments and pharmacy visits.

Depending on your needs, rides may include wheelchair-lift-equipped vehicles, stretcher vans, minivans, or ambulatory vans. Please let SRH know what type of ride you need when scheduling.

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SafeRide Health (SRH) es el nuevo proveedor de todos los servicios de transporte médico que no son de emergencia (NEMT, por sus siglas en inglés) hacia consultas médicas y farmacias.

Según tus necesidades, los servicios de transporte pueden incluir vehículos con elevador para sillas de ruedas, camionetas con camilla, minivans o camionetas ambulatorias. Por favor, informa a SRH qué tipo de transporte necesitas al programar tu traslado.

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Updated: Non-Emergency Ambulance Guideline

Date: February 25, 2020Attention: All providersUpdates include the following change: for approved requests, TCHP will include one unscheduled trip (if not already requested) per month to the authorization request to allow access to transport for unscheduled trips.Reminders: Texas Children’s Health Plan does not accept authorization requests from ambulance/medical transportation vendors for non-emergency transport. Instead, a Medicaid-enrolled provider (physician, nursing agency, or other Medicaid provider) must submit a non-emergency ambulance authorization request. Non-emergency transport is defined as ambulance transport provided for a Medicaid client to or from a scheduled medical appointment, to or from a licensed facility for treatment, or to the client’s home after discharge from a hospital when the client has a medical condition such that the use of an ambulance is the only appropriate means of transportation. How this impacts providers: Providers should ensure that requests are made by a Medicaid provider with their signature and date on the authorization request form to avoid transportation delays. The scheduled appointment dates and locations should also be included. In addition, providers may include the following codes with the prior authorization:  
A0425 (mileage)=1 unit =1 mile if round trip multiply by 2
A0426ALS (Advanced life support) truck (1 unit for each trip) if round trip multiply by 2
A0428BLS (Basic Life Support) truck (1 unit for each trip) if round trip multiply by 2
A0422Supplies for oxygen administration (1 unit for each trip) if round trip multiply by 2
A0382/A0398Supplies for transport (1 unit for each trip) if round trip multiply by 2
  Next steps for providers: Providers should coordinate this change with their staff. Full description of the non-emergency ambulance guideline available here:https://www.texaschildrenshealthplan.org/for-providers/provider-resources/prior-authorization-informationIf you have any questions, please email Provider Network Management at:providerrelations@texaschildrens.org.For access to all provider alerts,log into: www.thecheckup.org or www.texaschildrenshealthplan.org/for-providers.