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North Dakota Medicaid
North Dakota Medicaid, enrolled through Noridian
A North Dakota Medicaid provider record approved by Noridian, a revalidation that reuses Medicare screening, and claims paid.
North Dakota Medicaid, run by the Department of Health and Human Services, contracts Noridian Healthcare Solutions to enroll every provider except qualified service providers. The provider enrollment page lays out a four step online process, a revalidation every five years (three for durable medical equipment suppliers), and a shortcut for providers already screened by Medicare.
Who processes it
Noridian Healthcare Solutions, under contract to the state, for all providers except qualified service providers. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
How to apply
A four step process: search for an existing record, apply online, complete the provider type requirements, send the documents and coversheet to Noridian by email, fax or mail. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
Revalidation cycle
Every five years for every provider record regardless of type; DME suppliers every three years. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
Medicare shortcut
A provider actively enrolled in Medicare whose name, NPI, tax ID, location and ownership match the Medicare record files only the provider agreement, ownership form and coversheet. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
Out of state providers
More than 50 miles from the border; not enrolled if the service is available in state; emergency services need a retroactive authorization. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
Tax ID change
A tax ID change requires a new application. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
What we see in practice
45 to 90 days from submission to an active Medicaid ID.
In the official words
Revalidations are required to be done for all provider records, regardless of provider type, at least every five years.
Documentation cannot be attached to the online application, you must submit them to Noridian by email, fax, or mail.
North Dakota enrolls in four steps, through Noridian
The State of North Dakota contracts Noridian Healthcare Solutions to complete provider enrollment for every provider type except qualified service providers. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment The enrollment page calls it a four step process and opens with a warning: search the enrolled provider lists first, and if the provider is already enrolled, do not submit a new application. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
Everything is filed electronically. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment The documents that back the application, however, cannot be attached to it; they go to Noridian by email, fax or mail with the Provider Enrollment Coversheet, and the state asks that PDF forms be flattened before they are completed. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment Noridian's live support runs weekday business hours, Central time. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
A moratoria notice posted on June 11, 2026 sits at the top of the page; its contents apply to specific provider types and are not summarised here. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
How enrollment works, step by step
- Search before applying. Check the individual and group NPI lists and the name search so a second record is not created. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
- Gather the identity documents. Groups and sole proprietors need the IRS letter that granted the employer identification number, and the legal name must match what the IRS and PECOS hold. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
- List owners and managers. Anyone with five percent or more direct or indirect ownership, and every managing employee, is disclosed with date of birth and Social Security number. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment Exclusion and sanction answers must be accurate; discrepancies can mean denial or resubmission. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
- Complete the requirements for the provider type and send the documents to Noridian with the coversheet. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
- Register for the file transfer service if claims will be sent as files. The authorization code can take up to 20 days to arrive by mail. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Information
Documents that travel separately from the online application, plus a mailed authorization code, are why our planning figure for a new North Dakota provider is 45 to 90 days from submission to an active Medicaid ID.
Revalidation every five years, with Medicare screening reused
Every provider record revalidates at least every five years, whatever the provider type, and durable medical equipment suppliers revalidate every three. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment 42 CFR 455.414 The state publishes lists of upcoming and past due revalidations for providers to search by name. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
To speed things up, North Dakota relies on Medicare screening when the group or individual is actively enrolled in Medicare. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment The provider first confirms the records match: name, NPI and Social Security number for an individual; legal business name, tax identification number, practice location and ownership for a group. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment Then only the Medicaid Program Provider Agreement, the ownership and conviction form where required, and the coversheet are filed. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment A provider not actively enrolled in Medicare repeats the full requirements and document submission. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
Where North Dakota enrollments lose money
Out of state practices are the first loss. An out of state provider is one more than 50 miles from the North Dakota border, and the state does not enroll one if the service is available in state. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment Emergency services need a retroactive authorization to be paid at all. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment Telehealth to a member located in North Dakota, by a provider meeting the licensing requirements, is not out of state care. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
A tax ID change is the second: it requires a new application rather than an update. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment The third is a mismatch. If the legal name differs from the IRS and PECOS records, or the ownership answers do not reconcile with the exclusion checks, the application is denied or sent back. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment Leaving the program is a form of its own, so a record that should have been terminated keeps its obligations until it is. North Dakota HHS, Medicaid Provider Enrollment
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