Direct Deposit
The Department of Social Services (DSS) encourages the use of direct deposit for all clients, vendors, and providers receiving payments from DSS. Direct deposit is a safe and reliable way to receive payments and eliminates the possibility of lost or stolen checks. With direct deposit, there are no mail delays and no check cashing fees to pay.
Links to the enrollment forms used by DSS Programs are listed below. Please follow the instructions for completing and submitting the form as outlined within each respective form.
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Provider Information
What is Project Hep Cure?
Project Hep Cure is an initiative to cure hepatitis C by making prescription MAVYRET® available to all MO HealthNet participants at no cost. MAVYRET® is an 8-week* treatment that is proven to cure hepatitis C 98 percent of the time. Anyone who has MO HealthNet coverage and has tested positive for hepatitis C is eligible for treatment.
*Standard 8-week treatment is used for eligible patients as determined by their healthcare provider
Reading Room
- Quick Facts About DSS – View concise statistical information at a glance for MO HealthNet, Family Support, Child Welfare, and Youth Services here.
Public Information
What is hepatitis C?
According to the CDC, hepatitis C is a liver infection caused by the hepatitis C virus (HCV). It spreads through contact with blood from someone with hepatitis C. Over half of those who have hepatitis C suffer long-term, life-threatening health problems like cirrhosis (liver scarring) and liver cancer. It is possible to have hepatitis C and not experience symptoms.
Project Hep Cure
Project Hep Cure is an initiative to cure hepatitis C with prescription MAVYRET®. Anyone who has MO HealthNet coverage and has tested positive for hepatitis C is eligible for this treatment. This treatment is available at no cost to MO HealthNet participants.
RHTP - For the Public
What you can learn:
- RHTP program overview
- Why rural health transformation matters
- How ToRCH Care works
- How ToRCH Care may improve access to care in rural communities
- Funding summary
- Hub Map / county groupings
- Current updates
- How to stay informed
