Arizona AHCCCS Title 9 regulations

Arizona Administrative Code Title 9 includes AHCCCS administration, Arizona Long-Term Care System, and grievance-system chapters governing covered services, ALTCS, eligibility hearings, appeals, claim disputes, and State Fair Hearing processes.

Arizona · Effective · Implementation Jul 4, 2026

What it is

What changed: AHCCCS's Administrative Code page says the Arizona Administrative Code is the official collection of rules governing state agencies and that AHCCCS rules are in Title 9, including Chapter 22 for AHCCCS administration, Chapter 28 for the Arizona Long-Term Care System, Chapter 29 for Medicare cost sharing, Chapter 31 for the Children's Health Insurance Program, and Chapter 34 for the grievance system. The Secretary of State's Chapter 22 PDF identifies the chapter as AHCCCS Administration under authority of A.R.S. Section 36-2901 et seq. and includes articles for scope of services, covered services, and eligibility coverage groups. Chapter 28 is the Arizona Long-Term Care System chapter. Chapter 34 establishes eligibility-hearing, enrolled-person appeal, fee-for-service appeal, claim-dispute, and State Fair Hearing rules.
Why it matters: This is the official regulatory layer beneath Arizona AHCCCS benefits guidance, covered services, ALTCS long-term care, application/eligibility hearing routes, member appeals, and provider claim disputes.
Who it touches: Family caregivers, Care providers and plans, People receiving careAHCCCS applicants, AHCCCS members, Arizona Long Term Care System members, family caregivers, authorized representatives, health plans, providers
What it does: Gives people a right or protection

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Last reviewed Jul 4, 2026. This is information, not legal advice; check the source for the current text.