1115 Demonstration - Substance Use Disorder (SUD)
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Notice of the West Virginia Bureau for Medical Services 1115 Demonstration related to Substance Use Disorder effective April 1, 2026; governs the Bureau's SUD demonstration activities and affects beneficiaries and program administrators under the Bureau for Medical Services.
No material clinical or coverage changes in this revision.
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1115 Demonstration — SUD effective 04/01/26
Notice: The West Virginia Bureau for Medical Services 1115 Demonstration related to Substance Use Disorder is effective April 1, 2026. Providers and program administrators should recognize this demonstration as effective on that date and follow any subsequent Bureau communications for implementation details.
- Effective date: 04/01/26
- Applies to WV Bureau for Medical Services 1115 Demonstration — Substance Use Disorder
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