23 Miss. Code. R. 208-1.12 - Hearings and Appeals
Decisions made by the Division of Medicaid that result in services being denied, terminated, or reduced may be appealed in accordance with Miss. Admin. Code Part 300.
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A. Decisions made by the Division of Medicaid that result in services being denied, terminated, or reduced may be appealed. If the person/legal representative chooses to appeal, all appeals must be in writing and submitted to the Division of Medicaid within thirty (30) days from the date of the notice of the change in status.
B. During the appeals process, contested services that were already in place must remain in place, unless the decision is for immediate termination due to immediate or perceived danger, racial discrimination or sexual harassment of the service providers. The case manager will maintain responsibility for ensuring that the person receives all services that were in place prior to the notice of change.