Care Delivery Requirements Sample Clauses

Care Delivery Requirements. Practices shall: □ Traditional primary care: provide accessible, comprehensive, longitudinal, person-centered, and coordinated primary care services including evaluation and management of common health issues, disease prevention, and wellness promotion. While practices may offer some traditional primary care virtually via telehealth, Enrollees must be able to access this requirement on-site. □ Referral to specialty care: be able to guide and coordinate referrals and request evaluation of a patient by clinicians outside of the primary care practice for specific concerns. Such referrals shall include the primary care practice’s ability to communicate with and receive communications from the specialty practice, with the primary care practice continuing to serve as a central home of health care services for the patient. This includes sub-specialty medical, oral health, mental health, and substance use disorder referrals. □ Oral health screening and referral: conduct an annual (every 12 months) structured oral health screening for attributed patients. For example, a clinic tool may use the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey Oral Health Questionnaire (xxxxx://xxxx.xxx.xxx/nchs/data/nhanes/2015-2016/questionnaires/OHQ_I.pdf). An on-site dental exam for attributed patients shall meet this requirement. An assessment screening shall clearly define what constitutes a positive screening result versus a negative result and shall assess if the patient currently has access to an oral health provider or a regular and reliable source for oral health needs. Additionally, retain and provide to patients (and/or their parents/caregivers) a list of local and reasonably-accessible oral health providers who are within the MassHealth network for their particular patients (MassHealth providers are available at: xxxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx- xxxxxx.xxx/XX_Xxxx_x_Xxxxxxxx#/xxxx). This information shall be updated at least annually for any openings/closings or additions/removals of MassHealth coverage of these providers. Such a list shall be provided to patients with a positive oral health screen and those without an oral health provider. Such a list may be adapted from materials provided by MassHealth of practices and providers currently enrolled in the program. While practices may offer some oral health screenings and referrals virtually via telehealth, Enrollees must be able to access this requirement on-site. □ Behavioral health (BH) and substance use disorder screeni...
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Care Delivery Requirements. Activities or measure results that Program Provider must complete or achieve for a given Measurement Period. HEALTHPLAN’s Care Delivery Requirements are described in the Care Delivery Requirements set forth online at xxx.xxx-xx.xxx.
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