ProviderOne for social services

Nonmedical social service providers:

• Receive a 1099 tax form from the state of Washington.
• Provide services to clients who are eligible for Medicaid services.
• Have a contract with DSHS.
• Have business performing home care services.
• Receive payment through use of a social services authorization.

If the above information is true, this page is for you!

Social service and medical providers:

• Receive a 1099 tax form from the state of Washington.
• Provide services to clients who are eligible for Medicaid services.
• Have a contract with DSHS and a Core Provider Agreement (CPA) with HCA.
• Have a business performing home care services and are a licensed medical professional.
• Receive payment through use of a social services authorization or medical claims.
• Have a National Provider Identifier (NPI).

If the above information is true, this page is for you!

IPs are caregivers who provide certain types of services in a client's home and community such as in-home personal care and respite services.

How do I become an IP?

To become an IP, apply with Consumer Direct Care Network Washington (CDWA).

How do I verify my wages?

To verify your wages:

• Prior to May 2022, paid by IPOne: Send your requests to DSHS.
• On or after October 2021, paid by CDWA: Visit The Work Number website, or call 1-800-367-5690 (employer code: 29876).