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Foundational Community Supports is a program from the Washington State Health Care Authority that funds nonprofits and qualified providers delivering supportive housing and supported employment services to Apple Health-eligible individuals with complex needs. Administered in partnership with Wellpoint, the program helps enrollees find and maintain stable housing and employment while building independent living skills.
Target populations include individuals with significant mental health diagnoses or substance use disorders. Providers work within Washington's Medicaid framework and must be approved to deliver FCS services. Interested organizations can contact FCSTPA@wellpoint.
com or call 844-451-2828 for enrollment information.
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Foundational Community Supports | Wellpoint Type at least three letters and we will start finding suggestions for you. Trying to find suggestions Washington’s Foundational Community Supports (FCS) Foundational Community Supports (FCS) is a program offering benefits for supportive housing and supported employment for Apple Health-eligible beneficiaries with complex needs.
Wellpoint will work with housing and employment providers to help enrollees find and maintain jobs; acquire stable, independent housing; and gain the necessary skills to be successful. For questions or for more information, please email FCSTPA@wellpoint. com , call 844-451-2828 , or fax inquiries to 844-470-8859 .
To learn more about this program, check out the Apple Health and Homes (AHAH) page to check eligibility and explore the program. Washington’s AHAH Rental Assistance Program is available to eligible FCS Supportive Housing enrollees. FCS news and announcements Explore our resources to stay current on the news and announcements specifically related to FCS.
You can also browse through our resources below to explore other ways to provide for your enrollees. FCS enrollment pause and waitlist FAQ FCS marketing flyer - Spanish version FCS supporting documents during enrollment pause FCS reauthorization policy changed during enrollment pause FCS disenrollment policy change To get notified of FCS news, please send an email to FCSTPA@wellpoint. com and stay up to date.
FCS helps eligible enrollees with complex health needs obtain and maintain housing and employment stability. Learn more in the resources below. FCS provider talking points FCS quick reference guide FCS provider contracting process FCS landlord housing flyer We have the eligibility requirements and forms to get started.
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Online FCS provider change request form Online FCS disenrollment form FCS enrollment inquiry process guide Foundational Community Supports (FCS) Medicaid eligibility check FCS exception to rule/limited extension request form FCS chronic homelessness attestation form FCS chronic homelessness attestation form (Spanish) Chronic homelessness documentation guidance Employment conflict of interest policy FCS provider change request consent form Contracted FCS providers complete an FCS assessment form to refer a potential enrollee to the FCS program.
Online Supportive Housing Assessment (English) Online Supported Employment Assessment (English) Availity has you covered with your FCS billing needs. Use these resources and forms to manage claims, refunds, and remittance inquiries.
FCS overpayment refund notification form Provider Claims Research Template Accessing Remittance Inquiry How to register for Availity Essentials How to submit a claim in Availity Essentials How to submit a corrected claim Availity Essentials reminder To help you with other questions and report requirements, look through these resources below.
FCS Monthly Provider Report Foundational Community Supports (FCS) service reimbursement rates FCS critical incident / death reporting form Foundational Community Supports (FCS) Voiance language line Coordinating vocational rehabilitation and foundational community supports FCS resource supplanting guidance sheet Transition Assistance Program (TAP) TAP supports FCS Supportive Housing enrollees making housing transitions.
It is time-limited, flexible funding assistance that covers housing-related fees, including move-in costs, first and last month’s rent, deposits, and more. Use these forms and resources to learn more and get started.
Online FCS TAP request form FCS TAP quick reference guide FCS TAP frequently asked questions FCS TAP overpayment notifications form FCS TAP participant agreement FCS TAP subsidy guidelines Provider tools and resources Launch provider learning hub Learn about Availity Essentials Prior authorization lookup tool Prior authorization requirements Member eligibility and pharmacy overview Provider manuals and guides Electronic data interchange Interested in becoming a provider in our network?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits and other providers serving individuals with significant mental health diagnoses. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Foundational Community Supports is funded by Washington State Health Care Authority. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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