Florida — Medicaid Provider Bond

Arrange Florida Medicaid provider security when AHCA requires it for enrollment. Use the agency's provider surety form and the requirement assigned to your provider application.

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Recorded state: Florida
Bond type: Healthcare Provider Bond
Category: Healthcare & fitness

What this bond does

This bond supports the Florida Medicaid enrollment obligation identified by the Agency for Health Care Administration. The enrollment policy connects surety requirements to specified provider screening circumstances.

Who needs it: Florida Medicaid providers directed by AHCA to submit surety security as part of enrollment or continued participation.
Who it protects: AHCA's required provider form defines the secured obligations and agency interest. The bond is separate from malpractice coverage or payment of a provider's submitted claims.

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The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Use the enrollment requirement for your provider type

AHCA's Provider Enrollment Policy says moderate- or high-risk providers may be required to post a surety bond. It includes specified applications involving moratoria or approved exceptions.

Apply the agency's direction to your actual provider and enrollment category. Do not assume that every Medicaid provider has the same requirement or that Medicare enrollment security satisfies Florida Medicaid.

Prepare the designated AHCA form

The policy identifies the Florida Medicaid Provider Surety Bond, AHCA Form 5000-1064, incorporated in Rule 59G-1.060. Match its applicant identity to the enrollment file.

Use the amount and effective date required for that application. Have the legal entity, provider identifiers and AHCA correspondence ready rather than importing another provider class's figures.

Apply and coordinate continuing enrollment

Select Purchase Now for this Florida Medicaid provider offering. Provide the designated form and enrollment requirement.

Review the issued names and amount before submitting it to AHCA. The policy says providers may be required to replace an expired bond within thirty days, so track continuation with enrollment notices.

Sources

Florida AHCA: Provider Enrollment Policy, section 3.11 Surety Bonds (opens in a new tab)Checked October 18, 2026

Have these ready

AHCA enrollment category and written bond requirement.
Provider legal identity and relevant identifiers.
Form 5000-1064 and assigned amount.
Effective date and expiration/continuation records.

Questions about this bond

Does every Florida Medicaid provider need this bond?

The enrollment policy describes providers who may be required to post security. Use AHCA's direction for the actual application.

Can I use a Medicare bond instead?

Use the Florida Medicaid form AHCA requires. Medicare and Medicaid enrollment are separate programs.

Is there one published price for all provider classes?

The required amount and underwriting depend on the application. Review the provider's premium during purchase.

Does issuance approve Medicaid enrollment?

No. Complete AHCA's screening and enrollment process separately.

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