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School-Based Medicaid Services

Speech-Language Pathology

Although Medicaid is a "medical" assistance program, it recognizes the importance of school-based audiology services. The federal Medicaid program actually encourages states to use funds from their Medicaid program to help pay for certain healthcare services that are delivered in the schools, providing that federal regulations are followed. Approximately 75% of all Medicaid school-based services are provided by audiologists and speech-language pathologists.

Medicaid & IDEA

ASHA's IDEA/Medicaid Side-By-Side

Office of Inspector General (OIG)

Use & Supervision of Assistants-ASHA Practice Policy

Medicaid Guidance for Speech-Language Pathology Services: Addressing the "Under the Direction of" Rule - Position Statement
Medicaid Guidance for Speech-Language Pathology Services: Addressing the "Under the Direction of" Rule - Technical Report
Medicaid Guidance for Speech-Language Pathology - Services: Addressing the "Under the Direction of" Rule - Guidelines
Medicaid Guidance for Speech-Language Pathology Services: Addressing the "Under the Direction of" Rule - Knowledge & Skills

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School-Based Medicaid Services

Speech-Language Pathology

Medicaid & IDEA

Office of Inspector General (OIG)

Use & Supervision of Assistants-ASHA Practice Policy