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DMAS lists required forms and documentation SFs must use
Summary
DMAS outlined the principal forms services facilitators must manage—DMAS 2-25, Service Authorization, FARF, DMAS 97AB, DMAS 99, and the DMAS 95b questionnaire—and warned late or inaccurate submissions can delay care or payments.
Matthew Jones told attendees that several specific forms are essential to the consumer-directed process and should be kept in the facilitator's "backpack." "SFs must submit the DMAS 2 25 form for eligibility changes and authorization requests promptly," Jones said, and he cautioned that missing service authorizations can prevent attendants from being reimbursed.
Jones described the Service Authorization form as the official approval that allows services to begin and be billed and urged timely submission and checklists to ensure supporting documents accompany requests. He also explained the FARF is used to notify the Fiscal Employer Agent (FEA) about transitions, EOR changes, and other enrollment changes that affect payroll and enrollment. Jones advised SFs to double-check FAR forms and to keep clear records to avoid compliance issues and payment delays.
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