What is a Provider?
Mental health providers are trained professionals who diagnose mental health issues and offer treatment services. At MCCMH, we work with different organizations to help meet the needs of people in Macomb County.
BECOME A CONTRACT PROVIDER
What are the Qualifications to Become a Provider?
To become a contracted provider, organizations must comply with Michigan’s Mental Health Code, the Medicaid Manual, and the policies of Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) to qualify. These documents outline the necessary accreditation for both staff and the organization, as well as the quality measures and standards required. They also detail the services covered under Medicaid, Health Michigan, and MI Health Link funding.
Applying to Become a Provider
To become a contracted provider with MCCMH, organizations must first be credentialed by MCCMH. Additionally, they must participate in the competitive bidding process by submitting a Request for Proposal (RFP). This process includes completing an application, going through the bidding process, undergoing a procurement review, and obtaining Board approval. For more information on the application process, please refer to the MCCMH Procurement Policy 3-020.
If you have any further questions regarding credentialing or contracting, please reach out to us via email. For all behavioral health services, contact [email protected], and for all Substance Use Disorder services, email [email protected]. To help us respond to your inquiry more effectively, please include the service line you provide in the subject line of your email.
Visit our Current Provider page to review our current partnership opportunities.