Communication to Medicaid Medical Providers. After approval by the Union and the State, the State or its coordinating entities will annually distribute to Medicaid medical providers a one (1) page informational document relating to:
1. How the CBA applies to medical providers;
2. A reference to National Standards on CLAS;
3. A reference to the DSHS Language Interpreter and Translator Code of Professional Conduct;
4. A reference to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964;
5. A reference to the modalities available to authorized requestors, and suggestions to assist them in recognizing the circumstances when it is appropriate to use remote interpreting; and
6. Suggestions on how to work with interpreters.
Communication to Medicaid Medical Providers. After approval by the Union and the State, the State or its Coordinating Entities will annually distribute to Medicaid medical providers a one (1) page informational document relating to:
1. How the CBA applies to medical providers;
2. A reference to National Standards on CLAS;
3. A reference to the DSHS Language Interpreter and Translator Code of Professional Conduct;
4. A reference to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964;
5. A reference to the interpreting modalities (IPI, OPI, or VRI interpreting options available, as defined in Section 6.1 of this CBA, for Medicaid enrollee appointments) available to authorized requestors; and information about the interpreting modalities; and
6. Suggestions on how to work with LAPs.
Communication to Medicaid Medical Providers. After approval by the Union and the State, the State and/or its coordinating entities will annually distribute to Medicaid medical providers a one (1) page informational document relating to:
1. How the CBA applies to medical providers;
2. A reference to National Standards on Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS);
3. A reference to the DSHS Language Interpreter and Translator Code of Professional Conduct;
4. A reference to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964;
5. A reference to the modalities available to authorized requestors, and suggestions to assist them in recognizing the circumstances when it is appropriate to use remote interpreting; and
6. Suggestions on how to work with interpreters.
