CHAMPS Revalidation for Michigan Medicaid Providers
By George Ruan • October 9, 2026
Last updated: October 9, 2026.
Sections
- Start with the state notice and your provider category
- Check the revalidation notice window
- Keep correspondence details current
- Open the group record with an authorized profile
- Submit the final modification request
- Handle a missed deadline through Provider Enrollment
- Keep application tracking separate from revalidation
- Related Michigan Medicaid guides
- Frequently Asked Questions
Start with the state notice and your provider category
MDHHS publishes enrollment and maintenance instructions by provider category. This guide was checked October 9, 2026 and describes the state’s group revalidation workflow where noted. Use the guidance matching your actual enrollment; do not copy a group checklist into an individual or rendering-provider application.
MDHHS: Medicaid provider enrollment
Check the revalidation notice window
The group guide says providers revalidate at least every five years, or more often when requested. It describes a 90-day window, a notice to the CHAMPS correspondence address 90 days before the deadline, and a reminder 30 days before if unfinished. Our recommendation is to record the actual notice and deadline immediately.
MDHHS: Group Revalidation guide
Keep correspondence details current
The group enrollment page stresses keeping contact information accurate. Our suggested ownership record names who monitors enrollment correspondence and who can submit changes. During a staff handoff, verify that notices reach the responsible practice contact before relying on an old calendar entry.
MDHHS: Group enrollment and maintenance guides
Open the group record with an authorized profile
For a group, the revalidation guide shows selecting the billing NPI’s domain and Provider Enrollment Access or CHAMPS Full Access, then Provider → Manage Provider Information. Open the required steps even where information has not changed. Some optional steps need not be completed.
MDHHS: Group Revalidation guide

Screenshot source: CHAMPS Group Revalidation (2025), PDF/slide page 8.
Submit the final modification request
In the group workflow, finish Step 13, Complete Modification Checklist, then Step 14, Submit Modification Request for Review. Read the agreement, acknowledge its terms, and submit. The final Complete status records submission; it should not be represented as an approval decision.
MDHHS: Group Revalidation guide

Screenshot source: CHAMPS Group Revalidation (2025), PDF/slide page 41.
Handle a missed deadline through Provider Enrollment
The group guide says a missed deadline closes the enrollment and requires contacting MDHHS to reopen it. Our recommendation is to escalate the actual notice and provider reference promptly, then confirm the required next action. Do not assume that creating another MILogin user reopens a closed enrollment.
MDHHS: Group Revalidation guide
Keep application tracking separate from revalidation
CHAMPS’s Provider tab supports both Track Application and Manage Provider Information. Our recommended handoff identifies whether the task is a new application or maintenance of an existing approved record, who owns the final submission, and where its confirmation is retained. Use the related tracking guide for the new-application workflow.
MDHHS: CHAMPS Provider Enrollment functions
Related Michigan Medicaid guides
CHAMPS Login for Payment: Find Your Medicaid Remittance Advice
CHAMPS Enrollment Status: Track a Michigan Medicaid Application
Frequently Asked Questions
How often is Michigan Medicaid revalidation required?
The cited group guide says at least every five years, or more often when requested; follow the actual state notice.
Does saving updated information finish group revalidation?
Follow the final checklist and Submit Modification Request for Review steps, and retain the submission confirmation.
Do group step numbers apply to every provider category?
No. Use the instructions matching the actual enrollment category.
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