Common use of DHS Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

DHS Responsibilities. The DMS or its designated representative shall manage the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program and communicate directly with the HMOs regarding their members. • The DMS or its designated representative will monitor prescription drug usage for members enrolled in the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program. • The DMS or its designated representative will accept select review requests from the HMO for potential Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program members. Not all select reviews may result in intervention letters or lock-in for the member. • The DMS or its designated representative will accept referrals from the HMO for the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program. DMS or its designated representative will proceed with Pharmacy Services lock-in for referred members. • The DMS or its designated representative may request additional information from the HMO for referrals. The HMO must provide requested information to DMS or its designated representative. • The DMS or its designated representative will identify the lock-in pharmacy and the HMO will identify the lock-in primary prescriber for each member. In addition, the HMO will identify any alternate prescribers for restricted medications, as appropriate. • The DMS or its designated representative will send letters of notification to the lock-in member and HMO for the lock-in pharmacy. • The DMS or its designated representative will provide an electronic monthly report to the HMO that identifies any members in the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program for the specific HMO. • The DMS or its designated representative will coordinate with the HMO for the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program policies and procedures.

DHS Responsibilities. The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative shall manage the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program and communicate directly with the HMOs PIHPs regarding their members. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will monitor prescription drug usage for members enrolled in the Pharmacy Services Lock-Lock- In Program. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will accept select review requests from the HMO PIHP for potential Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program members. Not all select reviews may result in intervention letters or lock-in for the member. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will accept referrals from the HMO PIHP for the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program. DMS DHCAA or its designated representative will proceed with Pharmacy Services lock-in for referred members. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative may request additional information from the HMO PIHP for referrals. The HMO PIHP must provide requested information to DMS DHCAA or its designated representative. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will identify the lock-in pharmacy and the HMO PIHP will identify the lock-in primary prescriber for each member. In addition, the HMO PIHP will identify any alternate prescribers for restricted medications, as appropriate. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will send letters of notification to the lock-in member and HMO PIHP for the lock-in pharmacy. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will provide an electronic monthly report to the HMO PIHP that identifies any members in the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program for the specific HMOPIHP. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will coordinate with the HMO PIHP for the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program policies and procedures.

DHS Responsibilities. The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative shall manage the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program and communicate directly with the HMOs regarding their members. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will monitor prescription drug usage for members enrolled in the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will accept select review requests from the HMO for potential Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program members. Not all select reviews may result in intervention letters or lock-in for the member. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will accept referrals from the HMO for the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program. DMS DHCAA or its designated representative will proceed with Pharmacy Services lock-in for referred members. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative may request additional information from the HMO for referrals. The HMO must provide requested information to DMS DHCAA or its designated representative. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will identify the lock-in pharmacy and the HMO will identify the lock-in primary prescriber for each member. In addition, the HMO will identify any alternate prescribers for restricted medications, as appropriate. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will send letters of notification to the lock-in member and HMO for the lock-in pharmacy. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will provide an electronic monthly report to the HMO that identifies any members in the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program for the specific HMO. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will coordinate with the HMO for the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program policies and procedures.

DHS Responsibilities. The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative shall manage the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program and communicate directly with the HMOs PIHPs regarding their members. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will monitor prescription drug usage for members enrolled in the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will accept select review requests from the HMO PIHP for potential Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program members. Not all select reviews may result in intervention letters or lock-in for the member. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will accept referrals from the HMO PIHP for the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program. DMS DHCAA or its designated representative will proceed with Pharmacy Services lock-in for referred members. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative may request additional information from the HMO PIHP for referrals. The HMO PIHP must provide requested information to DMS DHCAA or its designated representative. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will identify the lock-in pharmacy and the HMO PIHP will identify the lock-in primary prescriber for each member. In addition, the HMO PIHP will identify any alternate prescribers for restricted medications, as appropriate. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will send letters of notification to the lock-in member and HMO PIHP for the lock-in pharmacy. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will provide an electronic monthly report to the HMO PIHP that identifies any members in the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program for the specific HMOPIHP. • The DMS  DHCAA or its designated representative will coordinate with the HMO PIHP for the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program policies and procedures.

DHS Responsibilities. The DMS DHCAA or its designated representative shall manage the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program and communicate directly with the HMOs regarding their members. • The DMS DHCAA or its designated representative will monitor prescription drug usage for members enrolled in the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program. • The DMS DHCAA or its designated representative will accept select review requests from the HMO for potential Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program members. Not all select reviews may result in intervention letters or lock-in for the member. • The DMS DHCAA or its designated representative will accept referrals from the HMO for the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program. DMS DHCAA or its designated representative will proceed with Pharmacy Services lock-in for referred members. • The DMS DHCAA or its designated representative may request additional information from the HMO for referrals. The HMO must provide requested information to DMS DHCAA or its designated representative. • The DMS DHCAA or its designated representative will identify the lock-in pharmacy and the HMO will identify the lock-in primary prescriber for each member. In addition, the HMO will identify any alternate prescribers for restricted medications, as appropriate. • The DMS DHCAA or its designated representative will send letters of notification to the lock-in member and HMO for the lock-in pharmacy. • The DMS DHCAA or its designated representative will provide an electronic monthly report to the HMO that identifies any members in the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program for the specific HMO. • The DMS DHCAA or its designated representative will coordinate with the HMO for the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program policies and procedures.

DHS Responsibilities.  The DMS or its designated representative shall manage the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program and communicate directly with the HMOs PIHPs regarding their members. •  The DMS or its designated representative will monitor prescription drug usage for members enrolled in the Pharmacy Services Lock-Lock- In Program. •  The DMS or its designated representative will accept select review requests from the HMO PIHP for potential Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program members. Not all select reviews may result in intervention letters or lock-in for the member. •  The DMS or its designated representative will accept referrals from the HMO PIHP for the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program. DMS or its designated representative will proceed with Pharmacy Services lock-in for referred members. •  The DMS or its designated representative may request additional information from the HMO PIHP for referrals. The HMO PIHP must provide requested information to DMS or its designated representative. •  The DMS or its designated representative will identify the lock-in pharmacy and the HMO PIHP will identify the lock-in primary prescriber for each member. In addition, the HMO PIHP will identify any alternate prescribers for restricted medications, as appropriate. •  The DMS or its designated representative will send letters of notification to the lock-in member and HMO PIHP for the lock-in pharmacy. •  The DMS or its designated representative will provide an electronic monthly report to the HMO PIHP that identifies any members in the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program for the specific HMOPIHP. •  The DMS or its designated representative will coordinate with the HMO PIHP for the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program policies and procedures.