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Questions from Providers
Administrator and Agent roles
Provider Network Management (PNM) System
WHAT DOES IT MEAN
100

Updating a Provider file?

The provider would add new. a window would display where individual provider information is entered   

100

Do I need an OH|ID to access the Provider Network Management (PNM) system?

All individual users of the Provider Network Management will need their own OH|ID account to log into the PNM system. You can create an OH|ID by going to 

100

What is the difference between the Administrator role and the Agent role in the (PNM) system?

An Administrator is ultimately responsible for the provider. The Administrator signs the provider agreement on the initial new enrollment application and is held accountable to anything that’s being included in the provider application. An Agent can perform specific duties or actions on behalf of the provider and can be granted access by the Administrator to access those screens in PNM.

100

 I have numerous admins user IDs in MITS; how does that work with PNM?

A user with an Administrator role in PNM can be the Administrator for multiple providers (NPIs/Medicaid IDs). If linked correctly, an Administrator in PNM would be able to see all the providers they administer displayed on their dashboard in PNM.

100

OH|ID

A single account for users to access a variety of websites used by agencies throughout the State of Ohio.

200

Adding a provider 

go to User Administration, ask the caller for the provider's NPI or Tax ID

after you input the information, click search 

ask the provider to verify the medicaid ID to ensure you are linking the correct provider

once verified, select transfer ownership. 

Input the ADMIN's User ID and upload test doc 


200

Is my OH|ID replacing my Medicaid ID?

Your OH|ID will be used to login to PNM and replaces your existing MITS login. The OH|ID will allow you to login to a variety of different systems used by state agencies throughout the state.

200

Can more than one user have an Administrator role for a provider?

No, only one Administrator role is assigned per provider (NPI/Medicaid ID)

200

Will we receive a tracking number, like the Application Tracking Number (ATN) in MITS, to access and locate our application in PNM?

Each application in PNM is assigned a Registration ID (Reg ID) number when it is created in the system. The Registration ID is linked with the provider (NPI/Medicaid ID). Upon submitting an update or revalidation, the system generates an additional “Application ID” for internal tracking purposes that falls under the same Registration ID for the provider.

200

NPI

 – National Provider Identifier A unique identification number for covered health care providers

300

Switch Providers 

  1. Go to User Adminstration
  2. Search by the User ID and click on their name or ID number
  3. Highlight the role in the box on the right-hand side and click remove
  4. Highlight desired role in the box on the left-hand and click add
  5. click save
300

When I create an OH|ID, is this where I indicate that I am an Administrator/Agent?

No, creating an OH|ID is just creating that username and password on the InnovateOhio Platform. This login is not unique to PNM and can be used for a variety of state agency systems.  

300

Can an Administrator role manage more than one provider?

Yes, a user with an Administrator role can be an Administrator for multiple providers. Each of the providers that the user administers will appear on their homepage/dashboard in PNM.

300

How many days does a provider have to complete a new enrollment application before it expires?

10 calendar days.

300

PNM 

– Provider Services Management A web poral used by providers to access information and complete processes for the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities.

400

Updating provider information

Provider Management Home page expand the enrollment actions to see the link to initiate the process  

400

Should I create an OH|ID for my office or organization?

An OH|ID should be created and used by individual users. Each individual user of PNM should have their own unique OH|ID account. Because an office or organization is an entity and not an individual person, it should not have an OH|ID.

400

Can I be an Administrator for one provider (NPI/Medicaid ID) and an Agent for a different provider?

Yes, your individual user account could have the role of an Administrator for a certain provider or several providers and have an Agent role for others

400

How can I obtain the Medicaid ID number for a provider?

If you are the Administrator or Agent for the provider, the Medicaid ID will appear under the “Medicaid ID” column heading on your homepage/dashboard.

400

Reg ID

An identification number used to track applications in the PNM system.

500

When consumer need more then 6 providers linked

You can have Provider Admins send their provider assignment requests to the Provider  : PNMSupport@medicaid.ohio.gov. Include the Provider Admin OH ID (numeric value), and for each registration NPI, Medicaid ID, Provider Name and last 4 of Tax ID.


500

Do I use my personal information when creating an OH|ID?

Yes, the OH|ID allows for access to a variety of state agency systems, some of which you may interact with on a personal level. Use your personal information (email, address, etc.) instead of any business details

500

What if we have five different NPIs that we provide services for, how is that handled?

You can have multiple NPIs linked to your own PNM (OH|ID) login. Both Administrations and Agents have the ability to view multiple records in their dashboard in PNM.

500

How can I access an approval letter?

An approval letter can be obtained by accessing “Provider Correspondence” in PNM. It will be listed under “Enrollment Correspondence”. Once you locate the correspondence, click the hyperlink to open a window with the approval letter. You can also print from the “Provider Correspondence” page.

500

PSM

Provider Services Management A web poral used by providers to access information and complete processes for the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities