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Texas STAR+PLUS Home-Care ComplianceNew
5 lessons 4 CE hours Certificate

Certification Courses

Texas STAR+PLUS Home-Care Compliance

A Texas-specific home-care compliance course: the STAR+PLUS managed-care program (HHSC + MCOs), eligibility and authorizations, Electronic Visit Verification with HHAeXchange, TMHP claim matching, and audit readiness. Sourced from HHSC materials — verify current rules with HHSC and the member's MCO.

Narrated lessons + workbook + certificate on completion
$59.00one-time
  • 5 guided narrated lessons across 3 modules
  • Approx. 4 continuing-education (CE) hours
  • Downloadable workbook & printable certificate
  • Created by Ohio home-care professionals

Course curriculum

Program Foundations2 lessons
Overview of Texas STAR+PLUS 7 min
  • Describe STAR+PLUS and the services it covers
  • Identify Texas HHSC as the administering agency
  • Understand that managed care organizations (MCOs) are the payers
Eligibility & MCO Enrollment 8 min
  • Explain the basic eligibility criteria
  • Describe the MCO's role in service delivery
  • Confirm the correct MCO and authorization before serving
Compliance in Practice2 lessons
Documentation & EVV with HHAeXchange 9 min
  • Use the state EVV system (HHAeXchange) or an HHSC-approved system
  • Complete HHAeXchange onboarding and annual training
  • Capture the required EVV visit data accurately
Billing & Claims (TMHP + MCO) 8 min
  • Submit EVV claims to TMHP for matching
  • Bill through the member's MCO
  • Align every claim with its EVV visit and authorization
Protecting Your Agency1 lesson
Audits & Avoiding Violations 8 min
  • Keep complete, timely, audit-ready records
  • Follow HHSC visit-maintenance and unlocking procedures
  • Prevent the most common EVV and billing findings

Free sample lesson

Overview of Texas STAR+PLUS
Preview

Overview of Texas STAR+PLUS

▶ Narration

STAR+PLUS is Texas's Medicaid managed-care program that delivers long-term services and supports — including home and community-based services — to older adults and people with disabilities. It is administered by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) and delivered through managed care organizations, or MCOs, which act as the primary payers.