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CNSI Inks $28M 4-Year Contact to Implement Texas Medicaid Provider Enrollment System

by Jasmine Pennic 03/20/2019 Leave a Comment

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CNSI, a provider of health information technology (IT) enterprise solutions has inked a four-year contract with Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) to design and implement a new Provider Management and Enrollment System (PMES) for the state’s Medicaid program. The four-year contract is worth more than $28M and the implementation kick-off is expected to start immediately. To prioritize the implementation, CNSI has opened an office in Austin dedicated to the PMES project will work. 

PMES for Texas Medicaid Implementation Details

CNSI’s PMES solution will modernize, streamline, and advance the state’s existing Medicaid provider management platform in accordance with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Medicaid Information Technology Architecture (MITA) framework. When complete, the solution will enable Texas to operate, manage, control, and configure provider management, including functionality for online enrollment or re-enrollment through one centralized portal. CNSI’s healthcare platform is regarded as the most advanced Medicaid platform on the market supporting Medicaid modernization efforts across seven States.

“Our mission, in the simplest terms, is to improve care delivery and reduce costs for Medicaid beneficiaries in Texas,” said CNSI CEO, Todd Stottlemyer. “By modernizing one of the most fundamental aspects of the Medicaid system – the provider enrollment process – we will lift significant administrative burdens from the state’s physicians, whose time and attention is so crucial to the successful delivery of care. Doctors, patients, and even taxpayers, will all benefit.”

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