Common use of PCP Access Clause in Contracts

PCP Access. At a minimum, the HMO must ensure that all Members have access to an age-appropriate PCP in the Provider Network with an Open Panel within 30 miles of the Member’s residence. For the purposes of assessing compliance with this requirement, an internist who provides primary care to adults only is not considered an age-appropriate PCP choice for a Member under age 21, and a pediatrician is not considered an age-appropriate choice for a Member age 21 and over. Note: This provision does not apply to CHIP Perinates, but it does apply to CHIP Perinate Newborns. OB/GYN Access and CHIP Perinatal Program Provider Access: STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP Program Network: at a minimum, STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP HMOs must ensure that all female Members have access to an OB/GYN in the Provider Network within 75 miles of the Member’s residence. (If the OB/GYN is acting as the Member’s PCP, the HMO must follow the access requirements for the PCP.) The HMO must allow female Members to select an OB/GYN within its Provider Network. A female Member who selects an OB/GYN must be allowed direct access to the OB/GYN’s health care services without a referral from the Member’s PCP or a prior authorization. A pregnant Member with 12 weeks or less remaining before the expected delivery date must be allowed to remain under the Member’s current OB/GYN care though the Member’s post-partum checkup, even if the OB/GYN provider is, or becomes, Out-of-Network. CHIP Perinatal Program Network: At a minimum, CHIP Perinatal HMOs must ensure that CHIP Perinates have access to a Provider of perinate services within 75 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in an urban area and within 125 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in a rural area.

PCP Access. At a minimum, the HMO MCO must ensure that all Members have access to an age-appropriate PCP in the Provider Network with an Open Panel within 30 miles of the Member’s residence. For the purposes of assessing compliance with this requirement, an internist who provides primary care to adults only is not considered an age-appropriate PCP choice for a Member under birth through age 2120, and a pediatrician is not considered an age-appropriate choice for a Member age 21 and over. Note: This provision does not apply to CHIP Perinates, but it does apply to CHIP Perinate Newborns. OB/GYN Access and CHIP Perinatal Program Provider Access: STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP Program NetworkNetworks: at a minimumwith the following exception, STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP HMOs MCOs must ensure that all female Members have access to an OB/GYN in the Provider Network within 75 miles of the Member’s residence. CHIP MCOs must ensure that CHIP Perinate Members (unborn children) in rural areas have access to Network OB/GYNs within 125 miles of the Member’s residence. If the an OB/GYN is acting as the Member’s PCP, the HMO MCO must follow the access requirements for the PCP.) PCP (within 30 miles of the Member’s residence). The HMO MCO must allow female Members to select an OB/GYN within its Provider Network. A female Member who selects an OB/GYN must be allowed direct access to the OB/GYN’s health care services Health Care Services without a referral from the Member’s PCP or a prior authorization. A The MCO must allow pregnant Member with 12 weeks or less remaining before who is past the expected delivery date must be allowed 24th week of pregnancy to remain under the Member’s current OB/GYN care though the Member’s post-partum checkup, even if the OB/GYN provider is, or becomes, Out-of-Network. CHIP Perinatal Program Network: At a minimum, CHIP Perinatal HMOs must ensure that CHIP Perinates have access to a Provider of perinate services within 75 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in an urban area and within 125 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in a rural area.

PCP Access. At a minimum, the HMO must ensure that all Members have access to an age-appropriate PCP in the Provider Network with an Open Panel within 30 miles of the Member’s residence. For the purposes of assessing compliance with this requirement, an internist who provides primary care to adults only is not considered an age-appropriate PCP choice for a Member under age 21, and a pediatrician is not considered an age-appropriate choice for a Member age 21 and over. Note: This provision does not apply to CHIP Perinates, but it does apply to CHIP Perinate Newborns. OB/GYN Access and CHIP Perinatal Program Provider Access: STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP Program Network: at a minimum, STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP HMOs must ensure that all female Members have access to an OB/GYN in the Provider Network within 75 miles of the Member’s residence. (If the OB/GYN is acting as the Member’s PCP, the HMO must follow the access requirements for the PCP.) The HMO must allow female Members to select an OB/GYN within its Provider Network. A female Member who selects an OB/GYN must be allowed direct access to the OB/GYN’s health care services without a referral from the Member’s PCP or a prior authorization. A pregnant Member with 12 weeks or less remaining before past the expected delivery date 24th week of pregnancy must be allowed to remain under the Member’s current OB/GYN care though the Member’s post-partum checkup, even if the OB/GYN provider is, or becomes, Out-of-Network. CHIP Perinatal Program Network: At a minimum, CHIP Perinatal HMOs must ensure that CHIP Perinates have access to a Provider of perinate services within 75 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in an urban area and within 125 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in a rural area.

PCP Access. At a minimum, the HMO must ensure that all Members have access to an age-appropriate PCP in the Provider Network with an Open Panel within 30 miles of the Member’s residence. For the purposes of assessing compliance with this requirement, an internist who provides primary care to adults only is not considered an age-appropriate PCP choice for a Member under age 21, and a pediatrician is not considered an age-appropriate choice for a Member age 21 and over. Note: This provision does not apply to CHIP Perinates, but it does apply to CHIP Perinate Newborns. OB/GYN Access and CHIP Perinatal Program Provider Access: STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP Program Network: at a minimum, STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP HMOs must ensure that all female Members have access to an OB/GYN in the Provider Network within 75 miles of the Member’s residence. (If the OB/GYN is acting as the Member’s PCP, the HMO must follow the access requirements for the PCP.) The HMO must allow female Members to select an OB/GYN within its Provider Network. A female Member who selects an OB/GYN must be allowed direct access to the OB/GYN’s health care services without a referral from the Member’s PCP or a prior authorization. A pregnant Member with 12 weeks or less remaining before the expected delivery date must be allowed to remain under the Member’s current OB/GYN care though the Member’s post-partum checkup, even if the OB/GYN provider is, or becomes, Out-of-Network. CHIP Perinatal Program Network: At a minimum, CHIP Perinatal HMOs must ensure that CHIP Perinates have access to a Provider of perinate services within 75 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in an urban area and within 125 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in a rural area.

PCP Access. At a minimum, the HMO must ensure that all Members have access to an age-appropriate PCP in the Provider Network with an Open Panel within 30 miles of the Member’s residence. For the purposes of assessing compliance with this requirement, an internist who provides primary care to adults only is not considered an age-appropriate PCP choice for a Member under age 21, and a pediatrician is not considered an age-appropriate choice for a Member age 21 and over. Note: This provision does not apply to CHIP Perinates, but it does apply to CHIP Perinate Newborns. OB/GYN Access and CHIP Perinatal Program Provider Access: STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP Program Network: at a minimum, STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP HMOs must ensure that all female Members have access to an OB/GYN in the Provider Network within 75 miles of the Member’s residence. (If the OB/GYN is acting as the Member’s PCP, the HMO must follow the access requirements for the PCP.) The HMO must allow female Members to select an OB/GYN within its Provider Network. A female Member who selects an OB/GYN must be allowed direct access to the OB/GYN’s health care services without a referral from the Member’s PCP or a prior Responsible Office: HHSC Office of General Counsel (OGC) Subject: Attachment B-1 – HHSC Joint Medicaid/CHIP HMO RFP, Section 8 Version 1.7 authorization. A pregnant Member with 12 weeks or less remaining before the expected delivery date must be allowed to remain under the Member’s current OB/GYN care though the Member’s post-partum checkup, even if the OB/GYN provider is, or becomes, Out-of-Network. CHIP Perinatal Program Network: At a minimum, CHIP Perinatal HMOs must ensure that CHIP Perinates have access to a Provider of perinate services within 75 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in an urban area and within 125 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in a rural area.

PCP Access. At a minimum, the HMO must ensure that all Members have access to an age-appropriate PCP in the Provider Network with an Open Panel within 30 miles of the Member’s residence. For the purposes of assessing compliance with this requirement, an internist who provides primary care to adults only is not considered an age-appropriate PCP choice for a Member under age 21, and a pediatrician is not considered an age-appropriate choice for a Member age 21 and over. Note: This provision does not apply to CHIP Perinates, but it does apply to CHIP Perinate Newborns. OB/GYN Access and CHIP Perinatal Program Provider Access: STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP Program Network: at At a minimum, STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP HMOs the HMO must ensure that all female Members have access to an OB/GYN in the Provider Network with an Open Panel within 75 miles of the Member’s residence. (If the OB/GYN XXX is acting as the Member’s PCP, the HMO must follow the access requirements for the PCP.) The HMO must allow female Members to select an OB/GYN within its Provider Network. A female Member who selects an OB/GYN XXX must be allowed direct access to the OB/GYNXXX’s health care services without a referral from the Member’s PCP or a prior authorization. A pregnant Member with 12 weeks or less remaining before the expected delivery date must be allowed to remain under the Member’s current OB/GYN care though the Member’s post-partum checkup, even if the OB/GYN provider is, or becomes, Out-of-Network. Responsible Office: HHSC Office of General Counsel (OGC) Subject: Attachment B-1 – HHSC Joint Medicaid/CHIP Perinatal Program NetworkHMO RFP, Section 8 Version 1.0 Outpatient Behavioral Health Service Provider Access: At a minimum, CHIP Perinatal HMOs the HMO must ensure that CHIP Perinates all Members have access to a an outpatient Behavioral Health Service Provider of perinate services in the Network with an Open Panel within 75 miles of the Member’s residence if residence. Outpatient Behavioral Health Service Providers must include Masters and Doctorate-level trained practitioners practicing independently or at community mental health centers, other clinics or at outpatient hospital departments. A Qualified Mental Health Provider (QMHP), as defined and credentialed by the Member resides in Texas Department of State Health Services standards (T.A.C. Title 25, Part I, Chapter 412), is an urban area acceptable outpatient behavioral health provider as long as the QMHP is working under the authority of an MHMR entity and within 125 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in is supervised by a rural arealicensed mental health professional or physician.

PCP Access. At a minimum, the HMO MCO must ensure that all Members have access to an age-appropriate PCP in the Provider Network with an Open Panel within 30 miles of the Member’s 's residence. For the purposes of assessing compliance with this requirement, an internist who provides primary care to adults only is not considered an age-appropriate PCP choice for a Member under birth through age 2120, and a pediatrician is not considered an age-appropriate choice for a Member age 21 and over. Note: This provision does not apply to CHIP Perinates, but it does apply to CHIP Perinate Newborns. OB/GYN Access and CHIP Perinatal Program Provider Access: STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP Program NetworkNetworks: at a minimumwith the following exception, STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP HMOs MCOs must ensure that all female Members have access to an OB/GYN in the Provider Network within 75 miles of the Member’s 's residence. CHIP MCOs must ensure that CHIP Perinate Members (unborn children) in rural areas have access to Network OB/GYNs within 125 miles of the Member's residence. If the an OB/GYN is acting as the Member’s 's PCP, the HMO MCO must follow the access requirements for the PCP.) PCP (within 30 miles of the Member's residence). The HMO MCO must allow female Members to select an OB/GYN within its Provider Network. A female Member who selects an OB/GYN must be allowed direct access to the OB/GYN’s health care services 's Health Care Services without a referral from the Member’s 's PCP or a prior authorization. A The MCO must allow pregnant Member with 12 weeks or less remaining before who is past the expected delivery date must be allowed 24th week of pregnancy to remain under the Member’s 's current OB/GYN care though the Member’s 's post-partum checkup, even if the OB/GYN provider is, or becomes, Out-of-Network. CHIP Perinatal Program Network: At a minimum, CHIP Perinatal HMOs must ensure that CHIP Perinates have access to a Provider of perinate services within 75 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in an urban area and within 125 miles of the Member’s residence if the Member resides in a rural area.