Mental Health Treatment Providers

 Effective July 1, 2020, the Idaho Crime Victims Compensation Program (CVCP) will no longer require session notes or treatment reports for each date of service. As a result of this change, billing requirements have also changed for any claims received by the Program after July 1, 2020. For details outlining the requirements for the Program to pay mental health treatment and to find the new Mental Health Treatment Plan Form, Mental Health Progress Report Form, and Family Assistance Treatment Plan Form.

New Billing Requirements as of July 1, 2020:

1. A completed UB04 or CMS 1500, including CPT codes.
2. Listing of any payments made on behalf of the patient and by whom, regardless of the current account balance.
   • Copies of Insurance Explanation of Benefits, including denials and those from Medicaid
   • Any patient payments and any other third party payment source

2. A completed CVCP Mental Health Treatment Plan.
   • Following each six (6) month period of continuous treatment, the treatment provider will be required to submit a completed CVCP Progress Report
   • Forms are available on the forms page
3. A copy of the treatment provider’s initial assessment/intake.

(July 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020 will be a transition period. Billing requirements will be mandatory with no exceptions as of January 1, 2021.)

For questions regarding this change, please contact the Idaho Crime Victims Compensation Program at (208) 334-6080 or 1-800-950-2110, fax: (208) 332-7559.

TO: All Customers, Partners, and Public

Effective March 19, 2020, our office will be closed to the public and customers. The Idaho Industrial Commission will be conducting business through email and telephone contacts until Monday, April 6^th.We are still operating, but due to COVID-19 concerns we are enacting social distancing protocols to benefit all.

Please call or email during normal business hours. A staff member will return your call or email.

We are sorry for the inconvenience.

The Industrial Commission remains dedicated to supporting the health and safety of our workforce and ensuring necessary access to services for Idaho citizens.  The Commission is taking necessary precautions to contain the spread of COVID-19. and we hope this information will help answer your questions about our operations at this time.

How to Keep Your Workplace Safe

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Commission Business Operations

The Commission is mobilizing to allow reduced density in our office, and allow our staff to work from home.  We have canceled travel and training until further notice.  Once the threat of Covid-19 subsides, the Commission will diligently work to reschedule these matters at a date convenient to the parties.  We are continuing the effort to accomplish as much work as possible through telephone calls, emails, conference calling, etc.  All departments have been very proactive regarding their exposure to the public.  Please note that we will be reducing face-to-face interactions and practicing social distancing.  

Changes to Electronic Filing and Lump Sum Settlement Processing

With the support of ITS, the Commission is drafting emergency procedures to handle additional electronic filing and processing of lump sum settlements.  We will keep the public advised of any new procedures to handle matters to minimize any interruptions in services.