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Additional Revalidation Due Date Extension

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Beginning April 9, 2026, providers are eligible for an additional revalidation due date extension of 60 calendar days if they meet the following criteria:

  • The provider’s current revalidation due date is on or before May 31, 2026.
  • The provider has an in-flight revalidation application.

Important: Providers should begin the revalidation process as early as 180 days before their revalidation due date to allow sufficient time to complete the process and maintain their enrollment status.

Note: “In-flight” revalidation application refers to an application that the provider has completed in full and submitted through PEMS but has not yet been approved. This does not include applications that are in “Draft” status.

Revalidation Due Date Criteria

Any provider that has not received a previous extension and has a revalidation due date on or before May 31, 2026, is eligible for a first-time revalidation extension of 180 calendar days. Providers are eligible for a second, third, or additional extension if they have an in-flight revalidation application and their revalidation due date is on or before May 31, 2026. Refer to the following table for the length of each extension and associated requirements:

Extension #Length of extensionRequirements
1180 calendar days· Revalidation due date on or before May 31, 2026
2180 calendar days

· In-flight revalidation application

· Revalidation due date on or before May 31, 2026

3+60 calendar days

· In-flight revalidation application

· Revalidation due date on or before May 31, 2026

Check PEMS for the Revalidation Due Date

PEMS will check daily for any providers that are due for revalidation the following calendar day. If a provider has not completed revalidation and meets the extension criteria, PEMS will automatically add the appropriate extension to the current revalidation due date.

The extension will be reflected in the Revalidation Due Dates column on the Provider Information page in PEMS. Providers will also receive an email notification confirming their new revalidation due date.

Important: A provider’s revalidation is not complete until their revalidation request is in “Closed-Enrolled” status. Submitting the revalidation request is the first step of the process. The revalidation request must then go through the review process and be approved by TMHP.

Providers have 165 cumulative business days to address all deficiencies on a revalidation application. If a provider's revalidation application has outstanding deficiencies that exceed the cumulative calendar days allotted, then the revalidation application will be closed, and the provider will need to create a new request.

PEMS Revalidation and Reenrollment Resources

Providers may refer to the PEMS educational videos on TMHP’s Provider Enrollment & Management System playlist on YouTube, which includes the following:

The following resources provide more information about Medicaid provider revalidation requirements and common deficiencies to avoid:

For more information about the first revalidation extensions and retroactive enrollment period gap closures, refer to the article titled “Revalidation Due Dates and Retroactive Enrollment Period Gap Closures Extended” that was posted on December 12, 2025.

Providers can access the Provider Enrollment Help page or the PEMS Instructional Site on tmhp.com for additional revalidation or reenrollment support.

For more information, call the TMHP Contact Center at 800-925-9126 or the TMHP-CSHCN Services Program Contact Center at 800-568-2413.