DOH Sample Clauses

DOH. 1. Employ administrative staff to provide TA to the Medicaid Case Management providers. 2. Ensure service coordination staffing for the Perinatal Substance Abuse Program. 3. Employ necessary staff to provide quality assurance activities and act as liaison with multiple disciplines on the medical aspects of the program. 4. Account for the activities of the staff employed. 5. Provide as requested by the State Medicaid Agency the information necessary to request Federal funds available under the State Medicaid match rate. 6. Return to DSS any Federal funds which are deferred and/or ultimately disallowed. 7. Maintain the confidentiality of client records and eligibility information. 8. Meet and consult on a regular basis, at least quarterly, with DSS. 9. Conduct all activities recognizing the authority of the single State Medicaid agency.

DOH. 1. Directly employ qualified professional and support staff necessary to provide the administration and case management of services. 2. Maintain recipient to allow for coordination, identification, effective care planning, etc. 3. Collaborate with other State agencies in the client’s assessment. 4. Collaborate with other State agencies in developing plans for care. 5. Provide PDW case management. 6. Prior authorize medically necessary PDW and Personal Care Program services. 7. Conduct, at a minimum, quarterly home visits. 8. Monitor provision of service. 9. Act as a liaison in the due process for the recipient and family in the event of a case closure, referral, and/or realignment of plan of care. 10. Account for the activities of the staff employed. 11. Provide the information necessary to request Federal funds. 12. Return to DSS any Federal funds which are deferred and/or ultimately disallowed. 13. Maintain the confidentiality of client records. 14. Meet and consult on a regular basis with DSS-DMS. 15. Conduct all activities recognizing the authority of the single State Medicaid agency. 16. Assume the financial responsibility for the development of print materials. 17. Follow the guidelines accepted by DSS and DOH. 18. Prepare policy and procedures for internal operations of DOH staff. 19. Ensure DOH staff participation in Medicaid related training. 20. Provide training as needed. 21. Participate in hearings in regard to DOH administration. 22. Report suspected provider abuse or non-compliance.

DOH. 1. Employ staff and incur necessary expenses to carry out the Project; account for the activities of the staff. 2. Involve DSS in program process. 3. Keep records and provide written reports to DSS on relevant program data related to print material distribution, outreach activities, etc. 4. Evaluate the Project and share the results with DSS. 5. Return to DSS any Federal funds which are deferred and/or ultimately disallowed. 6. Provide the billing information necessary to obtain Federal financial participation. Maintain the confidentiality of client records. 7. Conduct all activities recognizing the authority of the single State Medicaid agency. 9. Cooperative Relationships: N/A 10. Services Provided by Local Agencies: N/A 11. Identification and Outreach: N/A 12. Reciprocal Referrals: N/A 13. Coordinating Plans: See Section 8, Activity B2.

DOH. Communicate with the local DMCCs that the WA State DMCC requires a bed update from all hospitals throughout the placement region or state (depending on the situation). • Local DMCCs query their regional hospitals for updated bed and specialty/specialist information (through local DMCC process). • Begin patient placement by WA State DMCC. • Communicate transportation requirements of patients to DOH State Transportation Group (Critical Care Transport (CCT)), Advanced Life Support (ALS), and Basic Life Support (BLS)). • WA State DMCC provides patient placements to the local DMCCs to communicate to their regional hospitals. • DOH State Transportation Group will work with local EOCs and Fire/EMS to coordinate the allocation and movement of transportation assets. DOH will coordinate closely with the WA State DMCCs, local partners, and the WA State DMAC to determine the need for and activate the WA State DMCC. Additionally, DOH, in close coordination with the WA State EMD, will coordinate and manage all transportation required for the movement of patients distributed by the WA State DMCC (See Logistics Section).

DOH. “DOH” means the Colorado Department of Local Affairs, Division of Housing.

DOH. 1. Maintain direct employment of those staff necessary to provide the programmatic and operation oversight, management, and monitoring of the Head Injury Program. 2. Ensure that contracted service coordination staff furnish service coordination for the medical services available. 3. Provide linkage of data system for coordination, identification, and effective case planning. 4. Provide Head Injury Administration to assess the necessity for and adequacy of medical care and services provided, which include outreach; service coordination; program service case planning; service monitoring; and case closure, referral, and realignment of service plan. 5. Account for the activities of the DOH staff and contractual staff. 6. Provide the information necessary to request Federal funds. 7. Return to DSS any Federal funds which are deferred and/or ultimately disallowed. 8. Maintain the confidentiality of client records and eligibility information. 9. Seek General Revenue appropriations to provide the State match for the Federal matching share. 10. Meet and consult on a regular basis, at least quarterly, with DSS. 11. Conduct all activities recognizing the authority of the single State Medicaid agency.