Non-Reimbursed Arrangements with Local Public Health Entities Sample Clauses

Non-Reimbursed Arrangements with Local Public Health Entities. The MCO must coordinate with Public Health Entities in its Service Area(s) regarding the provision of essential public Health Care Services. In addition to the requirements listed above in Section 8.2.2, or otherwise required under state law or the Contract, the MCO must meet the following requirements: 1. report to Public Health Entities regarding communicable diseases and/or diseases that are preventable by immunization as defined by state law; 2. notify the local Public Health Entity of communicable disease outbreaks involving Members; and 3. educate Members and Providers regarding WIC services available to Members. To follow-up on suspected or confirmed cases of childhood lead exposure, the MCO must coordinate with local Public Health Entities that have a child lead program, or with the DSHS Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program when the local Public Health Entity does not have a child lead program. In addition, the MCO must make a good faith effort to establish an effective working relationship with all state and local public health entities in its Service Area(s) to identify issues and promote initiatives addressing public health concerns.
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Non-Reimbursed Arrangements with Local Public Health Entities. The HMO must coordinate with Public Health Entities in each Service Area regarding the provision of essential public health care services. In addition to the requirements listed above in Section 8.2.2, or otherwise required under state law or this contract, the HMO must meet the following requirements: 1. Report to public health entities regarding communicable diseases and/or diseases that are preventable by immunization as defined by state law; 2. Notify the local Public Health Entity, as defined by state law, of communicable disease outbreaks involving Members; 3. Educate Members and Providers regarding WIC services available to Members; and 4. Coordinate with local public health entities that have a child lead program, or with DSHS regional staff when the local public health entity does not have a child lead program, for follow-up of suspected or confirmed cases of childhood lead exposure.
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Non-Reimbursed Arrangements with Local Public Health Entities. The HMO must coordinate with Public Health Entities in each Service Area regarding the provision of essential public health care services. In addition to the requirements listed above in Section 8.2.2, or otherwise required under state law or this contract, the HMO must meet the following requirements:
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Non-Reimbursed Arrangements with Local Public Health Entities. The MCO must coordinate with Public Health Entities in its Service Area(s) regarding the provision of essential public Health Care Services. In addition to the requirements listed above in Section 8.2.2, or otherwise required under state law or the Contract, the MCO must meet the following requirements:
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Non-Reimbursed Arrangements with Local Public Health Entities. The HMO must make a good faith effort to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Public Health Entities in each Service Area regarding the provision of essential public health care services. If the HMO is unable to enter into an MOU with a Public Health Entity, the HMO must document efforts and make such documentation available to HHSC upon request. MOUs must describe the roles and responsibilities of the HMO and the Public Health Entity for the following: 1. Public health reporting requirements regarding communicable diseases and/or diseases that are preventable by immunization as defined by state law; 2. Notification of and referral to the local Public Health Entity, as defined by state law, of communicable disease outbreaks involving Members; 3. Referral to the local Public Health Entity for TB contact investigation and evaluation and preventive treatment of persons with whom the Member has come into contact; 4. Referral to the local Public Health Entity for STD/HIV contact investigation and evaluation and preventive treatment of persons with whom the Member has come into contact; 5. Referral for WIC services and information sharing; and 6. Coordination and follow-up of suspected or confirmed cases of childhood lead exposure.
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