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GA DME License now required by The National Supplier Clearing House (NSC)
The National Supplier Clearing House (NSC) has required suppliers in the state of GA to be compliant with the Durable Medical Equipment Suppliers Facility Permit since February 2018. Failure to be in compliance can result in a revocation of your supplier number. If the license is not on file with the NSC, you will be contacted via letter requesting a current copy of your license before any further action is taken. If you wish to submit your license because it is not on file or unsure, you can use the NSC Web Form Submission tool to submit your license to the NSC.
DME License now due to Medicaid
On May 24, 2018, Georgia Medicaid issued a statement indicating they expect all enrolled DME providers to be licensed by December 31, 2018. Once you receive your license from the Georgia Board of Pharmacy you need to forward a copy to Medicaid:
Upon approval of the licensure, currently enrolled providers will need to email their DME Supplier license or their completed DME Licensure Exemption Form to enrollment@dch.ga.gov. Please include the provider ID and name of business on the license.
Authority for DME Licensure in GA
GA Senate Bill 41 gave the Georgia Board of Pharmacy authority to license DME providers who serve patients in Georgia. This law was signed by the governor and went into effect July 1, 2017.
CLICK HERE to review SB41, which is GA statute.
CLICK HERE to view the related rules as established by the Georgia Board of Pharmacy.
CLICK HERE for an application to begin this process.
The National Supplier Clearing House (NSC) has required suppliers in the state of GA to be compliant with the Durable Medical Equipment Suppliers Facility Permit since February 2018. Failure to be in compliance can result in a revocation of your supplier number. If the license is not on file with the NSC, you will be contacted via letter requesting a current copy of your license before any further action is taken. If you wish to submit your license because it is not on file or unsure, you can use the NSC Web Form Submission tool to submit your license to the NSC.DME License now due to Medicaid
On May 24, 2018, Georgia Medicaid issued a statement indicating they expect all enrolled DME providers to be licensed by December 31, 2018. Once you receive your license from the Georgia Board of Pharmacy you need to forward a copy to Medicaid:
Upon approval of the licensure, currently enrolled providers will need to email their DME Supplier license or their completed DME Licensure Exemption Form to enrollment@dch.ga.gov. Please include the provider ID and name of business on the license.
Authority for DME Licensure in GA
GA Senate Bill 41 gave the Georgia Board of Pharmacy authority to license DME providers who serve patients in Georgia. This law was signed by the governor and went into effect July 1, 2017.
CLICK HERE to review SB41, which is GA statute.
CLICK HERE to view the related rules as established by the Georgia Board of Pharmacy.
CLICK HERE for an application to begin this process.
The Georgia Association of Medical Equipment Suppliers
GAMES is a proactive, state-wide association providing leadership, resources and support to companies that serve home care patients. If you're looking for connections to information, other people who do what you do every day, educational seminars and training for your employees, join GAMES today.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Georgia Association of Medical Equipment Suppliers (GAMES) is to facilitate business success, influence public policy and improve patient care in the home.
Vision Statement
GAMES: Georgia's pre-eminent resource and voice of home medical equipment business, complex rehabilitation and respiratory care.
Values - Guiding Principles for GAMES
• Access to Care
• Patient Focused
• Cost Containment
• Quality Outcomes
• Healthcare Collaboration
GAMES is made up of independent, state, regional and national companies that care for patients at home. GAMES is a member of the American Association for Homecare (AAH), engaged with VGM and MED Group, and is active on the Jurisdiction C Council.
GAMES offers 2 types of memberships,
Regular and Associate.
GAMES Regular Members are independent, state, regional, and national companies that care for patients at home.
If you're looking for connections to information, other people who do what you do every day, educational seminars and training for your employees, join GAMES today.
CLICK HERE to join GAMES as a Regular Member!
GAMES Associate Members are companies that supply products and services to GAMES Regular members.
If you supply products and services to independent, state, regional and national companies that care for patients at home, then you should join GAMES today as an Associate Member.
CLICK HERE to join GAMES as an Associate Member!
