1. Why are providers required to have a Tennessee Medicaid number? The Bureau of TennCare requires any provider and/or facility rendering care to TennCare enrollees to obtain and have on file a Tennessee Medicaid number before claims can b e processed for payment. 2. Does the requirement to obtain a Tennessee Medicaid number apply to only in-state providers? The requirement to obtain and have on file a Tennessee Medicaid number applies to any in -state or out-of-state provider who provides services to a TennCare enrollee. 3. How does a provider obtain a Tennessee Medicaid number? Providers may obtain a Tennessee Medicaid number by calling the Medicaid/TennCare Provider Enrollment Unit at 1 -800-342-3145, by visiting the Provider page of the company Web site,
If you are concerned with the cost of keeping a mule, you should be concerned not only with the purchasing price of a mule, but also the cost of its maintenance. The purchasing price of a mule ranges from under $1,000 to somewhere around $8,000; however, most mules are sold between $1,000 and $3,000.
1 Female donkeys around 6 months can cost $700 to $1,900 and 8-month olds can cost $1,500 to $2,000. 2  Mature open jennies can cost anywhere from $900 to $1,400. 3  Older ones are sold for as low as $500.4  In fact, retired jennies can go for as low as $200. Jacks and geldings aged around 6 months can cost $300 to $600. 2  If you want the donkey registered, the registration should be considered an additional cost. 3  Depending on the breeder, some jacks and geldings can be bought in bundled packages with their mother.