Florida Medicaid Enrollment EAHCA013Z

Obtaining Florida Medicaid can be a complex process, but Mobile Fingerprinting LLC is here to simplify one crucial step: Florida Medicaid Enrollment EAHCA013Z fingerprinting.

The Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) requires fingerprinting as part of the Medicaid enrollment process (code EAHCA013Z) to ensure the safety and security of both program participants and providers. Fingerprints are used to conduct background checks that help verify your identity and eligibility for benefits. Mobile Fingerprinting LLC can help you navigate this sometimes confusing step.

Please give us a call or send an email and we can go over the details of your situation. Our services generally take about 3 minutes per person, and we will upload the livescans the same day! We offer mobile services in all the major Florida markets – Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Palm Beach, Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, and Lakeland.

Getting fingerprinting services can be inconvenient for people who need to enroll for Florida Medicaid. Regardless of whether you're an individual applicant, a healthcare provider, or a caregiver, Mobile Fingerprinting LLC can streamline the fingerprinting process for your Florida Medicaid enrollment (EAHCA013Z). We offer convenient on-site services, ensuring you don't have to waste time traveling to a fingerprinting facility. Our experienced technicians will capture your fingerprints quickly and accurately, following all AHCA regulations.

Individuals Applying for Medicaid Benefits

If you're a Florida resident applying for Medicaid coverage for yourself or your dependents, you will likely be required to undergo fingerprinting as part of a background check.

Healthcare Providers Enrolling in Medicaid

If you're a healthcare professional or own a healthcare practice seeking to participate in the Florida Medicaid program, fingerprinting may be a necessary step for enrollment. This helps ensure the program includes qualified and trustworthy providers.

Caregivers for Medicaid Recipients

In some cases, caregivers for Medicaid recipients may also be required to undergo fingerprinting, particularly if they will have unsupervised access to the recipient. This helps protect vulnerable individuals and ensure their safety.