Frequently Asked Questions

Log in as State Point of Contact. Go to the Actions tab, then select "Delete Submission Package". Enter in the package ID and the SPA ID, then search for the package you wish to delete. Only the State Point of Contact can perform this function. This function is only available before a package is submitted to CMS for the first time. After that, the only option for the SPOC would be to withdraw the package.

Yes, there are various places throughout a package to attach additional information. In many reviewable units, depending on the selections made, an opportunity to upload documents is available. Uploading a document to the Health Homes Services Reviewable Unit is required.

A validation error occurs when additional information is required for certain fields on a page. This error will be indicated by red script on the page under the section that was required. In order to avoid a validation error, enter in all required information before attempting to validate data. For many screens this will occur upon selecting a button located towards the bottom of the page to validate your entries.

This table indicates what reports are available to State Users. These can be found under the "Reports" tab.

Report Name	Description	Available For
State Agency Profile Report	Overview of a State's Medicaid Plan including the prior 12 months' submission package history	State Point of Contact; State Director
Submission Detail Report	View details on packages by date	State Editor, State Point of Contact, State Director
Submission Statistics Detail Report	View all Submission Packages currently in review	State Editor, State Point of Contact, State Director
Submission Summary Report	Overview of submitted packages by date	State Editor, State Point of Contact, State Director

1. Select "Records" from the navigation panel at the top of the screen.
2. Select the appropriate Quality Measure from the Records list.
3. Select the specific report to be displayed.
4. Once the report is displayed, in the left hand menu, click on "Report Data". This will direct you to the Admin Screen where you can find a list of all core measures.
5. Select a core measure. You may then expand each field you would like to print within the Core Measure by scrolling down the page and selecting the +/- button.
6. To print, use the browser print function. First navigate to the "File" tab. Select "Page Setup".
7. In the "Page Setup" box, set all "Headers"; and all "Footers" to empty using the drop down menus. Please note that this is a one-time step that does not have to be done for subsequent print operations.
8. Next, use the browser print function by navigating to the "File" tab and then selecting "Print". You may also use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+P. This will print the core measure data to your printer.

Yes, at the end of a Seek More Information Request (SMI), there is an Upload Documents section where you can include more information for states.

If you scroll to the bottom of the page, you'll see that the "Accept" button is grayed out. This means that you cannot accept this report. The SMI request has gone to the State Point of Contact. The SMI request will need to be reviewed again by CMS once the state responds. You are not able to send another SMI request until this request is closed.

All ratios should be rounding up or down to the nearest tenth. If the ratio is not auto-calculating correctly, please report the issue to the MACPro Help Desk.

If a state responds to an SMI request and updates a report, there will be two tasks for that report. One will be entitled "Seek More Information Response Completed" and the other will be labeled "Review Report".

For all new reports, the system will automatically generate a Report ID. The ID describes the type of report, and also includes a little code at the end. The first two letters of the code are the state or territory abbreviation (so if you want to review a report from Virginia, you'll look for VA). The next four numbers are the year of the data (so this report is from 2015). The next letters represent the type of data (Adult, Child, Health Homes, or Maternal and Infant Health) and the type of report (Quality Measures, SPA, etc.)