September 2009 Provider Payment Updates
Early Intervention Provider Payments Update effective 09/22/09
Early Intervention has funding which will allow us to approve processing the Fiscal Year 2010 dates of service on the 07/29/09 voucher. This is the voucher that matches the Provider Claim Summary dated 07/29/09 with Fiscal Year 2010 dates of service. These payments should be showing on the Illinois Office of Comptroller Web Site within a few days. We will continue to pay the Fiscal Year 2010 portions of the pending vouchers as additional funds are received.
Please watch the IOC website at www.ioc.state.il.us then click on Vendor Payments and enter your billing tax id number. As payments are approved, they will be posted on this web site.
Early Intervention receives funding from multiple sources and every effort is made to reduce the impact of the lack of state funds available by utilizing every other source. We will continue to make payments to providers as the funds become available. While we understand the impact these delays have on every aspect of the Early Intervention Services System, we are not able to change the way the state process works. We encourage everyone to understand the situation.
Early Intervention Provider Payments Update effective 09/16/09
We discovered a problem with the system which resulted in the Fiscal Year 2010 service dates on the 07/22/09 voucher not being passed to the Illinois Office of Comptroller for payment . These payments were approved on 09/09/09 but have not been paid yet. We have been told the error should be fixed now, so we are expecting payments to show on the Comptroller's website within a few days. We will continue to watch the situation and will update this message if needed. We also will continue to update this information whenever additional funding is available to process additional pending vouchers.
Early Intervention Provider Payments Update effective 09/09/09
Early Intervention has funding which will allow us to approve processing the Fiscal Year 2010 dates of service on the 07/22/09 voucher. This is the voucher that matches the Provider Claim Summary dated 07/22/09 with Fiscal Year 2010 dates of service. These payments should be showing on the Illinois Office of Comptroller Web Site within a few days. We will continue to pay the Fiscal Year 2010 portions of the pending vouchers as additional funds are received.
Please watch the IOC website at www.ioc.state.il.us then click on Vendor Payments and enter your billing tax id number. As payments are approved, they will be posted on this web site.
Early Intervention receives funding from multiple sources and every effort is made to reduce the impact of the lack of state funds available by utilizing every other source. We will continue to make payments to providers as the funds become available. While we understand the impact these delays have on every aspect of the Early Intervention Services System, we are not able to change the way the state process works. We encourage everyone to understand the situation.
Early Intervention Provider Payments Update effective 09/02/09
Early Intervention is receiving General Revenue Funds which allows us to approve processing the Fiscal Year 2010 dates of service on the following vouchers: 07/08/09 and 07/15/09. These are the vouchers that match the Provider Claim Summarys dated 07/08/09 and 07/15/09 with Fiscal Year 2010 dates of service. These payments should be showing on the Illinois Office of Comptroller Web Site by sometime next week, given the holiday. We will continue to pay the Fiscal Year 2010 portions of the pending vouchers as additional funds are received.
Please watch the IOC website at www.ioc.state.il.us then click on Vendor Payments and enter your billing tax id number. As payments are approved, they will be posted on this web site.
Early Intervention receives funding from multiple sources and every effort is made to reduce the impact of the lack of state funds available by utilizing every other source. We will continue to make payments to providers as the funds become available. While we understand the impact these delays have on every aspect of the Early Intervention Services System, we are not able to change the way the state process works. We encourage everyone to understand the situation.