Care Team Sample Clauses

Care Team. The Parties’ subcontract shall require that the CP take the lead on forming and coordinating a Care Team for each Enrollee, as described in Section 2.6.C.4 of the Contract. In addition, the CP shall ensure: 1. That the Care Team meets at least twice within a 12-month period, and 2. That a representative from the care team attends any multidisciplinary team meetings hosted by the Contractor, clinical staff, hospitals and/or other stakeholders to review high-risk Members, if applicable;

Care Team a multidisciplinary team responsible for coordinating certain aspects of a member’s care, as further described in Section 2.4.C.

Care Team a multidisciplinary team responsible for coordinating certain aspects of a member’s care, as further described in Section 2.4.C. Chief Financial Officer – one of the Contractor’s Key Personnel roles, as described in Section 2.5.A. Chief Medical Officer/Medical Director – one of the Contractor’s Key Personnel roles, as described in Section 2.5.A. Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) Tool – a tool that provides a standardized way to organize information gathered during Behavioral Health Clinical Assessments and during the Discharge Planning process from Inpatient Mental Health Services and Community Based Acute Treatment Services as described in Appendix A. A Massachusetts version of the CANS Tool has been developed and is intended to be used as a treatment decision support tool for Behavioral Health Providers serving Enrollees under the age of 21. Clinical Advice and Support Line – a phone line that provides Enrollees with information to support access to and coordination of appropriate care, as described in Section 2.3.G. Clinical Care Manager – as used in Appendix G a licensed Registered Nurse or other individual, employed by the Contractor or an Enrollee’s PCP and licensed to provide clinical care management, including intensive monitoring, follow-up, and care coordination, and clinical management of high-risk Enrollees, as further specified by EOHHS. Clinical Quality Measures – clinical information from Enrollees’ medical records used to determine the overall quality of care received by Enrollees or Members. Clinical Quality Measures are a subset of Quality Measures and are set forth in Appendix B. EOHHS can reasonably interpret as influencing the Member to enroll in the Contractor’s plan or either not to enroll in, or to disenroll from, another ACO, Managed Care Organization (MCO), or the PCC Plan. Cold-call Marketing shall not include any personal contact between a Provider and a Member who is a prospective, current or former patient of that Provider regarding the provisions, terms or requirements of MassHealth as they relate to the treatment needs of that particular member. Community Partner (CP) Quality Score – a score calculated by EOHHS based on the CP’s performance on CP Quality Measures, as described in Appendix B.

Care Team. A team of professionals serving Members identified as requiring Conflict Free Case Management (CFCM), Care Management (CM), or Complex Case Management (CCM) that collaborate, in person and/or through other means, with Members to develop and implement an Individualized Care Plan (ICP) that meets Members’ medical, behavioral, Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS), and social needs.

Care Team. The Campus Assessment, Response, and Evaluation (CARE) Team is a multi- disciplinary group who meets regularly to assess, evaluate, and respond to reports submitted concerning an enrolled student’s behavior and/or the behavior of another campus community member. Typical reports pertain to students who exhibit signs of distress, show a disturbance, and/or that present a danger.

Care Team. The Care Team advisors (maximum of two per building) will have a duty-free period.