Kentucky Medicaid Provider Enrollment
The Complete 2025–2026 Guide Every Physician, NP & Specialist Needs
What is Kentucky Medicaid Provider Enrollment and Why You Must Comply?
Kentucky Medicaid is administered by the Department for Medicaid Services (DMS) under the Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS). With 1.395 million members and five active Managed Care Organizations, it is one of the most expansive Medicaid programs in the Southeast. Every provider who treats Kentucky Medicaid members must be enrolled before the first claim is submitted.
Pursuant to 907 KAR 1:672 Section 2(1)(c)(1), you must be enrolled as a participating provider prior to being eligible to receive reimbursement. Providing services to Kentucky Medicaid members before your effective enrollment date is entirely at your own financial risk.
As of January 1, 2025, Anthem is no longer a Medicaid MCO in Kentucky. The five active MCOs are: Aetna Better Health of Kentucky, Humana Healthy Horizons, Passport Health Plan by Molina Healthcare, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Kentucky, and WellCare of Kentucky. Approximately 90% of Kentucky’s 1.395 million Medicaid members are in one of these five MCOs, with the remaining 10% in fee-for-service (FFS).
100% Electronic — No Paper Forms
All provider applications, revalidations, and maintenance items are required by KRS 205.532 to be submitted electronically through the KY Medicaid Partner Portal Application (KY MPPA). Paper forms are no longer accepted under any circumstances.
Enhanced Provider Directory — July 2025 Federal Requirement
Effective July 1, 2025, federal law requires Kentucky to maintain an enhanced, searchable provider directory. It is necessar for your practice that you must update office accommodations, website links, and new patient acceptance status through KY MPPA. The Consolidated Appropriations Act 2023 mandates quarterly directory updates.
Which Providers Must Enroll with Kentucky Medicaid (KY DMS)?
Kentucky DMS enrolls individual professionals, groups, and institutional providers, each with a specific provider type summary defining required documents.
| Provider / Entity Type | Enrollment Path | NPI Required | Application Fee | MCO Credentialing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physician (MD/DO) | Individual — KY MPPA | NPI-1 | No fee (individual) | All 5 MCOs separate |
| Nurse Practitioner / APRN | Individual — KY MPPA | NPI-1 | No fee (individual) | All 5 MCOs separate |
| Physician Assistant | Individual — KY MPPA | NPI-1 | No fee (individual) | All 5 MCOs separate |
| Group Practice | Group/Entity — KY MPPA | NPI-2 | Institutional fee if applicable | All 5 MCOs separate |
| Hospital / Facility | Institutional — KY MPPA | NPI-2 | Required per 42 CFR 455.460 | All 5 MCOs separate |
| Behavioral Health Provider | Individual or Group | NPI-1 or NPI-2 | No fee (individual) | All 5 MCOs separate |
| LPCC / Therapist | Individual — KY MPPA | NPI-1 | No fee (individual) | MCOs as applicable |
| Clinical Lab (CLIA) | Institutional — KY MPPA | NPI-2 | Required | As applicable |
| Ordering/Referring Only | Individual — simplified | NPI-1 | No fee | Not required |
The Complete Kentucky Medicaid Enrollment Workflow
Kentucky’s fully electronic KY MPPA system manages every phase of DMS enrollment. Here is the complete 19-step process, including the often-missed MCO credentialing steps, in the correct sequence.
Review Your Provider Type Summary Before Starting
KY DMS publishes a Provider Type Summary for every provider category. This document lists the exact required documents, regulations, and special requirements for your specific type. Always download and read it before opening KY MPPA. Available at chfs.ky.gov/agencies/dms/DMSProviderSummaries.
Download Multifactor Authentication (MFA) Software
KY MPPA requires MFA for all users. You need to download and configure the required authentication app before creating your account. This step is frequently overlooked and causes login issues on application day. The portal is available at medicaidsystems.ky.gov/Partnerportal.
Create Your KY MPPA Account with a Provider-Owned Email
KY MPPA requires a unique email address directly associated with the provider’s Kentucky Medicaid number. The email must belong to the provider, not a credentialing agent’s or billing company’s address. For prescribing providers, the KASPER email via KY Online Gateway is the preferred address.
Assign a Credentialing Agent (Optional but Recommended)
Providers can assign Credentialing Agents to manage enrollment on their behalf within KY MPPA. Two roles available: Non-Delegate (provider must e-sign and submit) or Authorized Delegate (agent can e-sign and submit on provider’s behalf). The Authorized Delegate role allows fully outsourced management.
Gather All Required Documentation
Collect your NPI, active Kentucky license, DEA certificate (if applicable), Social Security card (individual providers), IRS FEIN verification letter (must be pre-printed by IRS), malpractice insurance verification, CLIA certificate (if applicable — must reflect requested enrollment date and address), Medicare participation verification (if applicable), CV/work history, and bank routing information for EFT.
Start New Enrollment Application in KY MPPA
Log in to KY MPPA and select ‘Start New Enrollment.’ Choose your provider type and complete all required sections. KY MPPA performs automatic field validation as you progress. Avoid special characters (|, +, \, ‘, and numbers in name fields) which will cause error messages and interrupt submission.
Upload All Supporting Documents Electronically
You need to upload all required documents as specified in your provider type summary. Each document must be current and match the requested enrollment date. For CLIA certificates, the address must match the primary physical address, additional CLIA locations require separate location enrollments. Any outstanding KY Medicaid accounts receivable must be settled before the application can be approved.
Complete Application — E-Sign and Submit to DMS
Review all entered information, e-sign the application (or forward to provider for e-signature if using a Non-Delegate Credentialing Agent), and submit to DMS electronically. Monitor your registered email and KY MPPA portal inbox regularly for RTP notices, requests for additional information, and approval notifications.
Pay Application Fee (Institutional Providers Only)
Institutional providers are subject to an application fee under 42 CFR 455.460 for both initial enrollment and revalidation. The CMS benchmark fee is $586 (adjusted annually). Submit a check payable to Kentucky State Treasurer. Providers who have already paid to Medicare or another state Medicaid agency are exempt, KY Medicaid verifies this during review.
DMS Review — Validation, Screening & Approval
DMS reviews against OIG/SAM exclusion databases, license verification, NPI/NPPES validation, and risk-level assessment (limited, moderate, or high risk per CMS). High-risk providers may require site visits. Standard processing takes up to 60 days, longer if documentation is incomplete.
Receive Your Kentucky Medicaid Provider ID
Upon approval, you receive your Kentucky Medicaid Provider ID. DMS communicates all updates electronically via KY MPPA. Your enrollment effective date is the start date for billing; no reimbursement for services before this date.
MCO Credentialing — Aetna Better Health of Kentucky
Contact Aetna via aetnabetterhealth.com/kentucky/providers to request a provider nomination form. Complete and return to KYProviderUpdates@Aetna.com. Aetna’s CVO is Verisys (formerly Aperture Health). Phone: (866) 293-1796.
MCO Credentialing — Humana Healthy Horizons
Contact Humana Provider Relations at KYMCDPR@humana.com. Humana conducts Virtual Office Hours (VOH) to support providers through credentialing and prior authorization. PA procedures updated June 25, 2025, and verify current requirements.
MCO Credentialing — Passport Health Plan by Molina Healthcare
You need to submit DMS enrollment via KY MPPA first, then contact Passport by Molina. Behavioral Health providers should review the ‘Behavioral Health Training — Passport by Molina’ document available at the KY DMS MCO page.
MCO Credentialing — UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Kentucky
It is your responsibility to contact UHC Community Plan of Kentucky for provider network participation. Review the ‘UHC Prior Authorization Guide’ available on the KY DMS MCO resources page before completing credentialing. UHC has been in the KY MCO market since January 1, 2021.
MCO Credentialing — WellCare of Kentucky
Contact WellCare at wellcareky.com or call 1 (877) 339-9457. WellCare is also the primary contractor for Kentucky SKY (foster children program). MCO enrollment process may take up to 90 days or longer if documentation is incomplete.
EFT / ERA Setup & Claims Activation
Set up Electronic Funds Transfer (direct deposit) via KY MPPA and activate ERA (835) through your clearinghouse. Configure payer IDs for all five MCOs separately. Confirm NPI/taxonomy/ZIP consistency across all systems before submitting the first claim.
Update Enhanced Provider Directory (July 2025 Federal Requirement)
Effective July 1, 2025, all providers must update directory information in KY MPPA to include: office accommodations, website links, and new patient acceptance status. Watch for emails from PartnerPortal@ky.gov. Log in to KY MPPA Maintenance section to complete updates.
Ongoing Revalidation — Every 5 Years
Kentucky Medicaid requires revalidation every 5 years. DMS sends notification letters 60 and 30 days before deadline. Do not attempt revalidation before the notification letter. Revalidation via KY MPPA. Failure to submit timely results in suspension of KY Medicaid participation.
Required Documents for Kentucky Medicaid (KY MPPA) Provider Enrollment
Your provider type summary lists exact documents required. Here is the comprehensive master reference for the most common provider categories.
| Document | Individual Provider | Group / Facility | Key Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| NPI (Type 1 — Individual) | Required | Per individual in group | Must match NPPES exactly |
| NPI (Type 2 — Organization) | If billing as entity | Required | Required for groups and facilities |
| Social Security Card | Required (individual) | N/A for entity | No substitutes; 'Not valid for employment' cards rejected |
| Active Kentucky State License | Required | Required (all providers) | Must be current; reflects requested enrollment date |
| IRS FEIN Verification Letter | Required (if sole owner) | Required | FEIN must be pre-printed by IRS; no handwritten docs |
| DEA Certificate | If prescribing | If applicable | Required for controlled substance prescribers |
| Malpractice Insurance Verification | Required | Required | Must cover requested enrollment date |
| CLIA Certificate | N/A (unless lab services) | Required if lab services | Address must match primary physical address exactly |
| Medicare Participation Verification | Per provider type summary | Per provider type summary | Required for some types during revalidation |
| CV / Work History | Required | For employed providers | No unexplained gaps |
| Bank Routing / Account (EFT) | If enrolling in direct deposit | If enrolling in direct deposit | Verified routing and account numbers required |
| Application Fee (Institutional) | No fee (individual professionals) | Required per 42 CFR 455.460 | Check to Kentucky State Treasurer; Medicare payers exempt |
Why Your Kentucky Medicaid Enrollment Gets Delayed
Standard processing takes up to 60 days for complete applications. Here is every predictable delay trigger that extends that timeline, and exactly how to prevent each one.
| Delay / Denial Trigger | Frequency | Typical Delay | Revenue Impact | Prevention Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Incomplete / Incorrect Documentation | Very High | 2–6 weeks (RTP) | Application returned; restart | Review Provider Type Summary before starting |
| Outstanding KY Medicaid A/R Balance | Moderate | Until balance cleared | Application blocked | Clear all KY Medicaid receivables before submitting |
| Wrong Email for KY MPPA Account | High | 1–2 weeks | Account blocked; restart setup | Use provider-owned email; prescribers use KASPER email |
| FEIN Not Pre-Printed by IRS | Moderate–High | 1–3 weeks | RTP; document correction needed | Only submit official IRS-printed FEIN documentation |
| CLIA Address Mismatch | Moderate | 2–4 weeks | Lab enrollment rejected | CLIA address must match primary physical address exactly |
| Effective Date Out of Range | High | Application rejected | Re-submission required | Date within 1 year past or 90 days future |
| Social Security Card Not Accepted | Moderate | 1–3 weeks | Individual enrollment rejected | 'Not valid for employment' cards = auto-rejection |
| NPI / License / Address Mismatch | Very High | 2–5 weeks + denials | Claims denied post-enrollment | Cross-check NPI in NPPES vs KY MPPA vs all MCOs |
| OIG / SAM Exclusion Flag | Low | 60–120 days/denial | Application suspension | Run OIG/SAM check before starting application |
| No Follow-Up on RTP Notice | High | Indefinite stall | Application stuck; billing delayed | Monitor KY MPPA and email daily; respond within 48 hrs |
Kentucky's Five Active MCOs: Side-by-Side Provider Credentialing Guide
Effective January 1, 2025, Anthem exited the Kentucky Medicaid MCO market. These five MCOs now serve approximately 90% of Kentucky’s 1.395 million Medicaid members. Each requires separate credentialing.
| Feature | Aetna Better Health KY | Humana Healthy Horizons | Passport by Molina | UnitedHealthcare Community Plan | WellCare of KY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parent Company | CVS Health / Aetna | Humana Inc. | Molina Healthcare | UnitedHealth Group | Centene Corporation |
| KY SKY Foster Care | Yes | No | No | No | Primary contractor |
| Credentialing Start | Provider nomination form → KYProviderUpdates@Aetna.com | KYMCDPR@humana.com; Virtual Office Hours | KY MPPA first, then Passport portal | UHC Community Plan KY portal | wellcareky.com or call 1-877-339-9457 |
| CVO | Verisys (formerly Aperture Health) | Humana credentialing | Molina credentialing | UHC credentialing | WellCare credentialing |
| Behavioral Health | Full coverage | Full coverage | Full coverage | Full coverage | Full coverage |
| Provider Contact | (866) 293-1796 | KYMCDPR@humana.com | Via Molina portal | Via UHC portal | (877) 389-9457 |
Staying Compliant After Kentucky Medicaid Enrollment: Your Ongoing Obligations
Enrollment approval is the beginning of a long-term compliance relationship with KY DMS. Missing these requirements leads to suspension, termination, or claim recoupment.
| Compliance Obligation | Frequency / Deadline | How to Fulfill | Risk of Non-Compliance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Provider Revalidation | Every 5 years; DMS notifies 60 and 30 days before deadline | KY MPPA — after notification letter only | Participation suspended; billing stopped |
| License Renewal Reporting | Within 15 working days of board renewal (if via board) | KY MPPA Maintenance + licensing board | Enrollment suspension |
| OIG / SAM Exclusion Screening | At hire + monthly (recommended) | OIG.hhs.gov / SAM.gov | Claim recoupment; program exclusion |
| Provider Directory Update | Quarterly minimum per federal mandate | KY MPPA Maintenance — accommodations, website, new-patient status | Federal non-compliance; directory inaccuracy |
| Address / Practice Location Changes | Promptly upon change | KY MPPA Maintenance + notify all 5 MCOs | Directory errors; claim routing issues |
| Ownership / Control Changes | Promptly upon change | KY MPPA — Change of Ownership process | Compliance violation; audit risk |
| EFT / Banking Changes | Before account change takes effect | KY MPPA Maintenance — updated bank routing | Payments to wrong account |
| Clear KY Medicaid A/R Balances | Before any re-enrollment or revalidation | Resolve with KY Medicaid before submitting | Application blocked until balance cleared |
DIY KY Medicaid Enrollment vs. Expert Support: What the Data Shows
Many Kentucky providers attempt enrollment in-house. Here is what typically happens, and how it compares to working with a certified credentialing team.
Handling KY Medicaid Enrollment Alone
Wrong email used for KY MPPA account — setup blocked immediately
- Provider type summary not reviewed — wrong documents submitted
- RTP notices missed in portal inbox — application stalls indefinitely
- FEIN documentation not IRS pre-printed — Return to Provider issued
- Outstanding A/R balance not cleared — application blocked
- CLIA address mismatch — lab enrollment rejected outright
- All 5 MCO credentialing processes handled separately, without coordination
- Revalidation notification letter missed — suspension triggered
- Weeks or months of KY Medicaid revenue lost during delays
With Professional Credentialing Support
Correct provider-owned email confirmed before account setup
- Provider type summary reviewed; exact documents pre-assembled before start
- KY MPPA portal monitored daily; RTP responses within 48 hours
- IRS FEIN documentation verified as compliant before upload
- KY Medicaid A/R audit completed and cleared before submission
- CLIA, NPI, and address consistency verified across all systems
- All 5 MCO credentialing processes initiated in correct sequence
- 5-year revalidation calendared and managed proactively
- KY Medicaid revenue protected from enrollment day one
Kentucky Medicaid Revenue Reality
- KY Medicaid covers 1.395 million Kentuckians — 1 in 4 state residents, with 55% in rural areas
- 90% of members are in managed care; you need all 5 MCO credentialing processes to serve the full network
- Services before enrollment approval = $0 reimbursement and 100% financial risk to the provider
- A physician billing $10,000/month in KY Medicaid loses $30,000 in a standard 90-day delay scenario
- Anthem’s January 2025 exit requires providers to re-credential with remaining MCOs for full coverage
- Enhanced provider directory compliance mandatory July 2025 — non-compliance = federal visibility risk
Three Reasons Kentucky Providers Choose Our Medicaid Credentialing Services
We manage every phase of your practice Kentucky Medicaid enrollment, from KY MPPA application to all five MCO credentialing processes so your practice bills KY Medicaid without delays, errors, or missed deadlines.
End-to-End KY Medicaid Enrollment & Five-MCO Credentialing
We handle your complete DMS enrollment through KY MPPA and credentialing with all five active KY Medicaid MCOs, in the correct order, with zero missed documents or RTP notices.
- Provider Type Summary review and document pre-assembly
- KY MPPA account setup, MFA configuration, and Credentialing Agent assignment
- Complete application preparation, e-signature management, and submission
- All 5 MCO credentialing: Aetna, Humana, Passport/Molina, UHC, WellCare
- EFT/ERA setup and provider directory compliance (July 2025 federal mandate)
- Daily KY MPPA monitoring and RTP response within 48 hours
Revalidation & Ongoing Compliance Management, Stay Active, Stay Billing
Our compliance team manages your 5-year revalidation cycle, OIG/SAM monitoring, license tracking, directory updates, and KY MPPA maintenance, so your enrollment never lapses.
- 5-year revalidation calendaring and managed KY MPPA submission
- Monthly OIG/SAM exclusion screening for all providers
- License renewal tracking (KY Board of Medical Licensure, Nursing, DOHA)
- Quarterly provider directory updates per CAA 2023 federal mandate
- Address, ownership, and EFT change processing via KY MPPA
- KY Medicaid A/R balance monitoring before each revalidation cycle
Denial Recovery & Re-Enrollment
If your KY Medicaid application was returned, denied, or has been stalled for months, our specialists audit the issue, correct every data conflict, and resubmit with a complete, compliant packet.
- Full pre-submission audit: NPI, FEIN, CLIA, SS card, and address data
- KY Medicaid A/R balance resolution before resubmission
- OIG/SAM clearance support for all owners before resubmission
- KY MPPA RTP response management and DMS escalation
- Anthem exit re-credentialing — all 5 current MCO processes initiated
- CLIA address mismatch correction and location enrollment restart
Kentucky Medicaid Provider Enrollment Key Facts & Provider Insights
Research-backed facts every Kentucky provider should know before starting the KY MPPA enrollment process.
| Insight / Fact | Detail | What It Means for Providers |
|---|---|---|
| KY Medicaid enrollment (2025) | 1.395 million Kentuckians — approx. 1 in 4 state residents; 55% live in rural areas | One of the largest payer networks in the state; essential for rural and underserved-area providers |
| Standard processing timeline | Up to 60 days for complete, correct application; longer if issues arise | Plan 60–90 days from application to first approved claim, including MCO credentialing |
| Anthem MCO exit (Jan. 1, 2025) | Anthem no longer a KY Medicaid MCO; five MCOs now serve ~90% of members | Providers credentialed with Anthem must re-credential with all five remaining MCOs |
| 100% electronic enrollment | KRS 205.532 requires all applications via KY MPPA — paper forms not accepted | Must have KY MPPA access and provider-owned email before starting any process |
| Outstanding A/R blocks approval | Any unresolved KY Medicaid receivable prevents application approval | Audit and clear all KY Medicaid balances before submitting enrollment or revalidation |
| Enhanced provider directory (July 2025) | CAA 2023 requires quarterly updates including accommodations, website, new-patient status | All KY Medicaid providers must complete KY MPPA maintenance update; monitor PartnerPortal@ky.gov |
| Revalidation cycle | Every 5 years; DMS notifies 60 and 30 days before deadline | Missing the window suspends participation; calendar 90 days before expected notice |
| Risk-level categorization | CMS categorizes providers as limited, moderate, or high risk; high risk may require site visits | High-risk providers should prepare for extended review timelines and additional document requests |
| Institutional application fee | Per 42 CFR 455.460; individual professionals exempt; Medicare payers who already paid are exempt | Confirm institution's fee obligation; exemption verified during DMS review process |
| KY Medicaid expansion | Adopted ACA expansion January 2014; 488,000 adults in expansion group as of 2025 | Expansion significantly increases the KY Medicaid patient pool for enrolled providers |
Top FAQ’s About KTopentucky Medicaid Provider Enrollment
Can I still submit paper enrollment applications to Kentucky Medicaid?
No, paper forms are no longer accepted by Kentucky DMS under any circumstances. Per KRS 205.532(3)(e), all providers must apply via electronic means. All new enrollment applications, revalidations, and maintenance items must be completed electronically through the Kentucky Medicaid Partner Portal Application (KY MPPA) at medicaidsystems.ky.gov/Partnerportal. Contact the KY MPPA Contact Center at the technical support extension for portal access assistance.
How long does Kentucky Medicaid provider enrollment actually take?
Kentucky DMS states the enrollment process may take up to 60 days or longer if documentation is not complete or correct. In practice, most providers with clean applications receive approval within 30–60 days for the DMS portion. However, MCO credentialing with each of the five active MCOs typically takes an additional 45–90 days each. Total time from application to full billing capability across all MCOs realistically ranges from 90 to 150 days. Start well in advance of your intended billing start date.
What email address should I use for my KY MPPA account?
KY MPPA requires a provider-owned email address, meaning the email must belong to the provider personally, not to a billing company, credentialing agent, or office manager. The email is tied directly to the provider’s Kentucky Medicaid number. For prescribing providers who already use an email through KASPER (Kentucky All Schedule Prescription Electronic Reporting) via KY Online Gateway, that KASPER email is the preferred address for KY MPPA. Using a credentialing contact’s email instead of the provider’s will block account setup and require correction before enrollment can proceed.
I have an outstanding Kentucky Medicaid accounts receivable balance. Can I still enroll?
No, not until the balance is resolved. Kentucky DMS explicitly requires that any outstanding accounts receivable with Kentucky Medicaid must be settled before an enrollment application can be approved. This applies to new enrollments, revalidations, and re-enrollment after termination. Before submitting your application to KY MPPA, conduct a thorough audit of your existing KY Medicaid receivables, resolve any outstanding balances, and obtain written confirmation from DMS that the account is clear.
Since Anthem exited Kentucky Medicaid on January 1, 2025, what do I need to do?
If you were previously credentialed with Anthem for KY Medicaid, you now need to re-credential with the five remaining MCOs: Aetna Better Health of Kentucky, Humana Healthy Horizons, Passport Health Plan by Molina Healthcare, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Kentucky, and WellCare of Kentucky. Anthem’s exit does not affect member Medicaid eligibility — all former Anthem members were transitioned to the remaining MCOs without coverage interruption. Your existing DMS enrollment and Kentucky Medicaid Provider ID remain valid. Only the MCO-level credentialing requires updating.
What is the enhanced provider directory update required by July 2025?
Effective July 1, 2025, the Consolidated Appropriations Act 2023 requires state Medicaid agencies to maintain a searchable, enhanced provider directory that includes office accommodations, website links, and whether providers are accepting new Medicaid/CHIP patients. Kentucky fulfills this through KY MPPA. All enrolled Kentucky Medicaid providers must update this information via the Maintenance section of KY MPPA. Watch for emails from PartnerPortal@ky.gov with the subject ‘Kentucky Medicaid Provider Enrollment Message’ indicating a pending maintenance task. Directories must be updated at least quarterly.
How does Kentucky Medicaid revalidation work, and what happens if I miss it?
Kentucky Medicaid requires revalidation every 5 years. DMS sends notification letters at 60 days and 30 days before your revalidation deadline. Critically, providers should not take any steps to revalidate before receiving the official notification letter. Revalidation is completed through KY MPPA, where you review and update your current DMS information. Documents required include your current license, Social Security card (individual providers), IRS FEIN verification, and Medicare participation verification (if applicable). Failure to submit revalidation timely results in suspension of participation in the Kentucky Medicaid Program.
Does Kentucky Medicaid charge an application fee for physicians enrolling as individuals?
No, individual professionals, including physicians (MD/DO), nurse practitioners, physician assistants, therapists, and other non-institutional individual providers, are not subject to the application fee. The application fee under 42 CFR 455.460 applies to institutional providers as defined by CMS. The fee amount is set annually by CMS (benchmark $586). If your institution has already paid the application fee to Medicare or another state Medicaid agency, you are exempt; KY DMS verifies this during review. Submit payment by check payable to the Kentucky State Treasurer along with your institutional enrollment packet.