New Mexico Medicaid (Centennial Care) — managed by New Mexico Human Services Department (HSD)
Program Name
New Mexico Medicaid (Centennial Care)
Managing Agency
New Mexico Human Services Department (HSD)
Reimbursement Rates
$16–$23/hour for personal care; $42–$80/visit for skilled nursing
Application Timeline
60–120 days
Apply through NM Medicaid Provider Portal
Complete HSD Provider Application
Submit NPI, EIN, and NM business registration
Complete NMDPS background checks
Obtain NM DOH Home Health Agency License
Submit liability insurance documentation
Contract with Centennial Care MCOs
These Medicaid waiver programs fund home and community-based services in New Mexico:
Centennial Care 2.0 Community Benefit
Mi Via Self-Directed Waiver
Medically Fragile Waiver
DD Waiver
Centennial Care MCO billing (BCBS NM, Presbyterian, Western Sky)
Our team specializes in Medicaid provider enrollment for home care agencies. We'll guide you through every step.
Start Your Application → Book Free 15-Min CallDon't navigate New Mexico Medicaid (Centennial Care) enrollment alone. Our advisors have helped hundreds of agencies get approved.
Track every enrollment step — customized for New Mexico Medicaid (Centennial Care).
Download Free Checklist →Join 2,000+ aspiring home care agency owners
To enroll as a Medicaid home care provider in New Mexico, you must apply through New Mexico Human Services Department (HSD). The process includes: Apply through NM Medicaid Provider Portal. Timeline: 60–120 days.
$16–$23/hour for personal care; $42–$80/visit for skilled nursing
Required certifications include: NM DOH License, NPI Number, NMDPS Background Check.
Centennial Care 2.0 Community Benefit; Mi Via Self-Directed Waiver; Medically Fragile Waiver; DD Waiver
Missing DOH license; MCO credentialing delays; Background check issues