Nevada Medicaid Therapist Enrollment: PT 14

For Nevada Medicaid behavioral health provider enrollment, start with the official Provider Flex resources and the checklist for your actual provider type and specialty. The PT 14 menu distinguishes licensed therapists, clinical interns and a behavioral health group. Provider Flex resources

Source check: October 9, 2026. Choose the enrollment category before collecting documents. Bomi can help organize the application and follow-up, while the clinician or owner completes the actions assigned to them.

PT 14: which therapist specialty fits?

1. Licensed Clinical Social Worker: PT 14, specialty 305.

2. Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist: PT 14, specialty 306.

3. Clinical Professional Counselor: PT 14, specialty 307.

4. Behavioral Health Community Network entity/agency/group: the PT 14 index lists specialty 814.

These are categories on the state PT 14 checklist index, not interchangeable options. A clinician’s license, the services and the entity being enrolled should drive the selection. PT 14 checklist index

Do not assume every behavioral health professional enrolls under PT 14. Nevada’s February 2026 notice identifies separate types for physicians, psychologists, APRNs and physician assistants, as well as the licensed therapist specialties. WA 3834

Specialty 300 is limited to specified clinical interns

Web Announcement 3834 limits PT 14/300 and PT 82/300 to the specified social-work, marriage-and-family-therapy and professional-counselor clinical interns. It directs other professionals to their own provider type or specialty. A generic QMHP label is not enough to choose 300. WA 3834

If your license changed from intern to independent professional, review the state’s update/revalidation instructions for correcting the enrollment category. The notice distinguishes a specialty correction from a provider-type change requiring a new enrollment. WA 3834

Prepare the matching license and tax evidence

In an individual Flex application, select the Provider Type that matches your license and then add the matching specialty. The published individual guide shows PT 14 among the available types; it is not the correct choice for every behavioral health professional. Individual application guide

Screenshot source: Nevada Provider Flex Individual Application User Guide, July 31, 2026, PDF page 5.

The linked 305 checklist calls for the clinical social-work license and tax-ID evidence. It allows specified tax forms and notes that an employee may use the employer’s tax ID under the stated circumstances. Read the exact checklist rather than assuming a new EIN is required for every clinician. LCSW 305 checklist

The 306 and 307 checklists identify the corresponding professional licenses. Collect the license that matches the specialty; keep the entity and individual records clearly identified in your application folder. LMFT 306 checklist

For professional counselors, use the CPC checklist linked by the state. Compare the application’s names and identifiers with the supporting documents before submission. CPC 307 checklist

In the individual application’s license section, choose Click to Add License and supply the applicable active license information and attachment. Follow the guide’s requirements for your provider type. Individual license-entry instructions

Screenshot source: Nevada Provider Flex Individual Application User Guide, July 31, 2026, PDF page 12.

1. Identify the individual or group being enrolled and the services it will deliver.

2. Open the current checklist from the state index and gather its required attachments.

3. Enter the application in Provider Flex, resolve incomplete fields and track the required electronic signatures.

4. Retain the application tracking details and respond to any request for corrections.

The state’s current Flex page requires electronic enrollment and re-enrollment, with electronic signatures. Older specialty PDFs retain original-signature wording; do not interpret that wording as permission to mail a paper enrollment packet. Provider Flex resources

Two 2026 changes to check before using an old guide

PT 82 and its specialties stopped being available for enrollment in Provider Flex on July 1, 2026 under the announced sunset. Do not start a new application from an old PT 82 tutorial; follow the state’s transition guidance for your services. WA 3763

The September 22, 2026 announcement index also lists new PT 14 specialty 309 for Behavioral Health Training Clinics. That is a separate category to investigate if applicable, not a replacement specialty for every private-practice therapist. Use the announcement and state enrollment team to confirm its requirements. Provider announcements

State enrollment and managed care are separate tasks

Nevada distinguishes fiscal-agent enrollment from centralized credentialing for managed care. Once the state application is underway, use the managed care guide to plan credentialing and plan contracts; a Flex account alone does not establish network participation. State provider overview

Related Nevada Medicaid tasks

Give your biller named delegate access · Nevada Medicaid Provider Portal and Flex Login · Nevada Medicaid FFS vs MCO Credentialing

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Nevada Medicaid specialty is used for an LCSW?

The PT 14 checklist index lists specialty 305 for Licensed Clinical Social Workers. Confirm your license and service context against the current checklist.

Can a fully licensed therapist choose PT 14 specialty 300?

The February 2026 notice limits specialty 300 to the specified clinical interns and directs other professionals to their specific type or specialty.

Is PT 82 still open for new enrollment?

The state announced that PT 82 and all specialties would no longer be available in Provider Flex beginning July 1, 2026. Review the transition guidance for the appropriate current type.