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MMIS Long-Term Services and Supports Manual

MMIS Long-Term Services and Supports Manual

Work with service agreements

Page posted: 8/3/26

Service agreements are part of the MMIS prior authorization subsystem. DHS and lead agencies use many types of prior authorizations and service agreements.

This section of the manual provides instructions for service agreements used to approve services, providers, rates and units for people receiving services through:

  • · Alternative Care (AC).
  • · Brain Injury (BI) Waiver.
  • · Community Alternative Care (CAC) Waiver.
  • · Community Access for Disability Inclusion (CADI) Waiver.
  • · Elderly Waiver (EW).
  • · Essential Community Supports (ECS).
  • For information about the Developmental Disabilities (DD) Waiver program, refer to the DD Screening Document Codebook.

    You must be in the correct security group to access the prior authorization subsystem and service agreements. For questions related to MMIS access and security groups, contact your agency’s security liaison. For more information, refer to MMIS LTSS Manual – Get to know MMIS.

    Service agreement instructions

    For specific instructions, refer to the following pages:

  • · About the service agreement.
  • · Access the service agreement.
  • · Service agreement screens.
  • · Service agreement fields.
  • · Use inquiry mode with a service agreement.
  • · Create a new service agreement.
  • · Service agreement reason codes.
  • · Change an existing service agreement.
  • · Request to exceed EW and AC budget caps.
  • · Correct claims.
  • · Close a service agreement.
  • · Service agreement exception codes.
  • · MMIS automated changes to service agreements.
  • · Work with AC fee information.
  • · Authorize services with additional steps.
  • · MMIS-generated service agreement letters.
  • Additional information

    The Community-Based Services Manual (CBSM) contains policy, procedure and system information related to the programs referenced in this manual. Lead agency staff who manage and administer those programs use the CBSM as a reference and policy guide.

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