Nctracks Nc Gov (2024)

FAQs

How do I check my eligibility for NC tracks? ›

Providers still must confirm that the recipient's eligibility information is in NCTracks before submitting the claim or the claim may be denied. To contact the NCTracks Call Center to inquire on recipient eligibility in NC FAST, dial 1-800-688-6696.

To locate the status of a submitted application, a user can select the Status and Management icon after logging into NCTracks provider portal. On the Status and Management page the user will locate the status of the application to the right of the applicable NPI that can be found under Submitted Applications.

Verify eligibility, health plan and primary care provider enrollment using the NCTracks Recipient Eligibility Verification/Response or calling the NCTracks Call Center for more information: 800-688-6696.

Providers enrolled in DHB, DMH/DD/SAS and DPH health plans submit claims for payment of covered health care services through the NCTracks Provider Portal. NCTracks coordinates processing among the payers to ensure the proper assignment of the payer, benefit plan and pricing methodology for each service on a claim.

Welcome to NCTracks, the multi-payer Medicaid Management Information System for the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services (N.C. DHHS).

S - Suspended. This status indicates that your PA is new and being reviewed by a clinical specialist for a decision. T - Terminated. This status indicates that your PA request was approved at one point.

Once submitting your application, you'll receive login credentials to wolfPAW, our applicant portal. That's where you'll track your application status, manage documents and get your final admissions decision.

You may check your case status online or call our USCIS Contact Center at 800-375-5283 to check the status of your Form I-485.

It can take up to 45 days for the Department of Social Services (DSS) to decide if you qualify for NC Medicaid. Disability applications can take up to 90 days. You will get a letter in the mail if you are approved or denied.

What is the income limit for Medicaid in NC 2024? ›

Under the expanded eligibility guidelines, Medicaid is available in North Carolina to a single adult with annual income up to about $20,782 in 2024 (this is 138% of the federal poverty level), and to adults in a family of three with a household income up to about $35,631/year.

You may be able to get health care coverage through Medicaid even if you did not qualify before. NC Medicaid pays for doctor visits, yearly check-ups, emergency care, dental care, mental health and more – at little or no cost to you.

The owner of this NCTracks web site is the State of North Carolina (the “State”).

To contact the NCTracks Call Center to inquire on recipient eligibility in NC FAST, dial 1-800-688-6696.

For providers who do not have an NCID, the following steps outline the process required to obtain an NCID: 1 Go to the NCID website at ncid.nc.gov. 2 Click on the link to “Register” for a new NCID account (in the blue bar).

Driver eligibility certificates can be obtained at local public and private high schools. Homeschools obtain their driver eligibility certificates from the Division of Non-Public Education. This is dropout prevention, driver license legislation.

What you need to Register a LSV with the Department of Motor Vehicles. In order to register a LSV, a driver needs a driver license, proof of liability insurance, the bill of sales, an inspection, and a VIN. A fee must also be paid, in order to obtain a registration for a LSV.

It can take up to 45 days for the Department of Social Services (DSS) to decide if you qualify for NC Medicaid. Disability applications can take up to 90 days. You will get a letter in the mail if you are approved or denied.