Common use of Printed Provider Directory Clause in Contracts

Printed Provider Directory. Prior to receiving a provider agreement, all MCPs must develop a printed provider directory that shall be prior-approved by ODJFS for each population. For example, an MCP who serves CFC and ABD in the Central Region would have two provider directories, one for CFC and one for ABD. Once approved, this directory may be regularly updated with provider additions or deletions by the MCP without ODJFS prior-approval, however, copies of the revised directory (or inserts) must be submitted to ODJFS prior to distribution to members. On a quarterly basis, MCPs must create an insert to each printed directory that lists those providers deleted from the MCP’s provider panel during the previous three months. Although this insert does not need to be prior approved by ODJFS, copies of the insert must be submitted to ODJFS two weeks prior to distribution to members. Internet Provider Directory MCPs are required to have an internet-based provider directory available in the same format as their ODJFS-approved printed directory. This internet directory must allow members to electronically search for MCP panel providers based on name, provider type, and geographic proximity, and population (e.g. CFC and/or ABD). If an MCP has one internet-based directory for multiple populations, each provider must include a description of which population they serve. The internet directory may be updated at any time to include providers who are not one of the ODJFS-required provider types listed on the charts included with this appendix. ODJFS-required providers must be added to the internet directory within one week of the MCP’s notification of ODJFS-approval of the provider via the Provider Verification process. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be deleted from the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP. These deleted providers must be included in the inserts to the MCP’s provider directory referenced above.

Printed Provider Directory. Prior to receiving a provider agreement, all MCPs must develop a printed provider directory that shall be prior-approved by ODJFS for each covered population. For example, an MCP who serves CFC and ABD in the Central Region would have two provider directories, one for CFC and one for ABD. Once approved, this directory may be regularly updated with provider additions or deletions by the MCP without ODJFS prior-approval, however, copies of the revised directory (or inserts) must be submitted to ODJFS prior to distribution to members. On a quarterly basis, MCPs must create an insert to each toeach printed directory that lists those providers deleted from the MCP’s provider panel during the previous three months. Although this Althoughthis insert does not need to be prior approved by ODJFS, copies of the insert must be submitted to ODJFS two weeks prior to distribution to members. Internet Provider Directory MCPs are required to have an internet-based provider directory available in the same format as their ODJFS-approved printed directory. This internet directory must allow members to electronically search for MCP panel providers based on name, provider type, and geographic proximity, and population (e.g. CFC and/or ABD). If an MCP has one internet-based directory for multiple populations, each provider must include a description of which population they serve. The internet directory may be updated at any time to include providers who are not one of the ODJFS-required provider types listed on the charts included with this appendix. ODJFS-required providers must be added to the internet directory within one week of the MCP’s notification of ODJFS-approval of the provider via the Provider Verification process. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be deleted from the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be posted to the internet directory within one week of notification from the providerto the MCP of the deletion. These deleted providers must be included in the inserts to the MCP’s provider directory referenced above.

Printed Provider Directory. Prior to receiving a provider agreement, all MCPs must develop a printed provider directory that shall be prior-approved by ODJFS for each covered population. For example, an MCP who serves CFC and ABD in the Central Region would have two provider directories, one for CFC and one for ABD. Once approved, this directory may be regularly updated with provider additions or deletions by the MCP without ODJFS prior-approval, however, copies of the revised directory (or inserts) must be submitted to ODJFS prior to distribution to members. On a quarterly basis, MCPs must create an insert to each printed directory that lists those providers deleted from the MCP’s provider panel during the previous three months. Although this insert does not need to be prior approved by ODJFS, copies of the insert must be submitted to ODJFS two weeks prior to distribution to members. Internet Provider Directory MCPs are required to have an internet-based provider directory available in the same format as their ODJFS-approved printed directory. This internet directory must allow members to electronically search for MCP panel providers based on name, provider type, and geographic proximity, and population (e.g. CFC and/or ABD). If an MCP has one internet-based directory for multiple populations, each provider must include a description of which population they serve. The internet directory may be updated at any time to include providers who are not one of the ODJFS-required provider types listed on the charts included with this appendix. ODJFS-required providers must be added to the internet directory within one week of the MCP’s notification of ODJFS-approval of the provider via the Provider Verification process. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be deleted from the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be posted to the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP of the deletion. These deleted providers must be included in the inserts to the MCP’s provider directory referenced above.. Appendix H

Printed Provider Directory. Prior to receiving a provider agreement, all MCPs must develop a printed provider directory that shall must be prior-approved by ODJFS for each population. For example, an MCP who serves CFC and ABD in the Central Region would have two provider directories, one for CFC and one for ABDODJFS. Once approved, this directory may be regularly updated with provider additions or deletions by the MCP without ODJFS prior-approval, however, copies of the revised directory (or inserts) must be submitted to ODJFS prior to distribution to members. On a quarterly basis, MCPs must create an insert to each their printed directory that lists those providers deleted from the MCP’s 's provider panel during the previous three months. Although this insert does not need to be prior approved by ODJFS, copies of the insert must be submitted to ODJFS two weeks prior to distribution to members. Internet Provider Directory MCPs are required to have an internet-based provider directory available in the same format as their ODJFS-approved printed directory. This internet directory must allow members to electronically search for MCP panel providers based on name, provider type, and geographic proximity, and population (e.g. CFC and/or ABD). If an MCP has one internet-based directory for multiple populations, each provider must include a description of which population they serve. The internet directory may be updated at any time to include providers who are not one of the ODJFS-required provider types listed on the charts included with this appendix. ODJFS-required providers must be added to the internet directory within one week of the MCP’s 's notification of ODJFSofODJFS-approval of the provider via the Provider Verification process. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s 's panel must be deleted from posted to the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCPMCP of the deletion. These deleted providers must be included in the inserts to the MCP’s 's provider directory referenced above. Note: MCPs currently functioning under a county specific Provider Agreement may choose to develop either regional or county based Provider Directory(ies) for their existing counties.

Printed Provider Directory. Prior to receiving a provider agreement, all MCPs must develop a printed provider directory that shall be prior-approved by ODJFS for each covered population. For example, an MCP who serves CFC and ABD in the Central Region would have two provider directories, one for CFC and one for ABD. Once approved, this directory may be regularly updated with provider additions or deletions by the MCP without ODJFS prior-approval, however, copies of the revised directory (or inserts) must be submitted to ODJFS prior to distribution to members. Appendix H Covered Families and Children (CFC) population Page 9 On a quarterly basis, MCPs must create an insert to each printed directory that lists those providers deleted from the MCP’s provider panel during the previous three months. Although this insert does not need to be prior approved by ODJFS, copies of the insert must be submitted to ODJFS two weeks prior to distribution to members. Internet Provider Directory MCPs are required to have an internet-based provider directory available in the same format as their ODJFS-approved printed directory. This internet directory must allow members to electronically search for MCP panel providers based on name, provider type, and geographic proximity, and population (e.g. CFC and/or ABD). If an MCP has one internet-based directory for multiple populations, each provider must include a description of which population they serve. The internet directory may be updated at any time to include providers who are not one of the ODJFS-required provider types listed on the charts included with this appendix. ODJFS-required providers must be added to the internet directory within one week of the MCP’s notification of ODJFS-approval of the provider via the Provider Verification process. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be deleted from the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be posted to the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP of the deletion. These deleted providers must be included in the inserts to the MCP’s provider directory referenced above.

Printed Provider Directory. Prior to receiving a provider agreement, all MCPs must develop a printed provider directory that shall be prior-approved by ODJFS for each covered population. For example, an MCP who serves CFC and ABD in the Central Region would have two provider directories, one for CFC and one for ABD. Once approved, this directory may be regularly updated with provider additions or deletions by the MCP without ODJFS prior-approval, however, copies of the revised directory (or inserts) must be submitted to ODJFS prior to distribution to members. On a quarterly basis, MCPs must create an insert to each printed directory that lists those providers deleted from the MCP’s provider panel during the previous three months. Although this insert does not need to be prior approved by ODJFS, copies of the insert must be submitted to ODJFS two weeks prior to distribution to members. Internet Provider Directory MCPs are required to have an internet-based provider directory available in the same format as their ODJFS-approved printed directory. This internet directory must allow members to electronically search for MCP panel providers based on name, provider type, and geographic proximity, and population (e.g. CFC and/or ABD). If an MCP has one internet-based directory for multiple populations, each provider must include a description of which population they serve. The internet directory may be updated at any time to include providers who are not one of the ODJFS-required provider types listed on the charts included with this appendix. ODJFS-required providers must be added to the internet directory within one week of the MCP’s notification of ODJFS-approval of the provider via the Provider Verification process. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be deleted from the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be posted to the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP of the deletion. These deleted providers must be included in the inserts to the MCP’s provider directory referenced above.

Printed Provider Directory. Prior to receiving a provider agreement, all MCPs must develop a printed provider directory that shall be prior-approved by ODJFS for each covered population. For example, an MCP who serves CFC and ABD in the Central Region would have two provider directories, one for CFC and one for ABD. Once approved, this directory may be regularly updated with provider additions or deletions by the MCP without ODJFS prior-approval, however, copies of the revised directory (or inserts) must be submitted to ODJFS prior to distribution to members. Appendix H Covered Families and Children (CFC) population On a quarterly basis, MCPs must create an insert to each printed directory that lists those providers deleted from the MCP’s provider panel during the previous three months. Although this insert does not need to be prior approved by ODJFS, copies of the insert must be submitted to ODJFS two weeks prior to distribution to members. Internet Provider Directory MCPs are required to have an internet-based provider directory available in the same format as their ODJFS-approved printed directory. This internet directory must allow members to electronically search for MCP panel providers based on name, provider type, and geographic proximity, and population (e.g. CFC and/or ABD). If an MCP has one internet-based directory for multiple populations, each provider must include a description of which population they serve. The internet directory may be updated at any time to include providers who are not one of the ODJFS-required provider types listed on the charts included with this appendix. ODJFS-required providers must be added to the internet directory within one week of the MCP’s notification of ODJFS-approval of the provider via the Provider Verification process. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be deleted from the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be posted to the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP of the deletion. These deleted providers must be included in the inserts to the MCP’s provider directory referenced above.

Printed Provider Directory. Prior to receiving a provider agreement, all MCPs must develop a printed provider directory that shall be prior-approved by ODJFS for each population. For example, an MCP who serves CFC and ABD in the Central Region would have two provider directories, one for CFC and one for ABD. Once approved, this directory may be regularly updated with provider additions or deletions by the MCP without ODJFS prior-approval, however, copies of the revised directory (or inserts) must be submitted to ODJFS prior to distribution to members. On a quarterly basis, MCPs must create an insert to each printed directory that lists those providers deleted from the MCP’s provider panel during the previous three months. Although this insert does not need to be prior approved by ODJFS, copies of the insert must be submitted to ODJFS two weeks prior to distribution to members. Internet Provider Directory MCPs are required to have an internet-based provider directory available in the same format as their ODJFS-approved printed directory. This internet directory must allow members to electronically search for MCP panel providers based on name, provider type, and geographic proximity, and population (e.g. CFC and/or ABD). If an MCP has one internet-based directory for multiple populations, each provider must include a description of which population they serve. The internet directory may be updated at any time to include providers who are not one of the ODJFS-required provider types listed on the charts included with this appendix. ODJFS-required providers must be added to the internet directory within one week of the MCP’s notification of ODJFS-approval of the provider via the Provider Verification process. Providers Appendix H Aged, Blind or Disabled (ABD) population Page 9 being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be deleted from the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP. These deleted providers must be included in the inserts to the MCP’s provider directory referenced above.

Printed Provider Directory. Prior to receiving a provider agreement, all MCPs must develop a printed provider directory that shall be prior-approved by ODJFS for each population. For example, an MCP who serves CFC and ABD in the Central Region would have two provider directories, one for CFC and one for ABD. Once approved, this directory may be regularly updated with provider additions or Appendix H deletions by the MCP without ODJFS prior-approval, however, copies of the revised directory (or inserts) must be submitted to ODJFS prior to distribution to members. On a quarterly basis, MCPs must create an insert to each printed directory that lists those providers deleted from the MCP’s 's provider panel during the previous three months. Although this insert does not need to be prior approved by ODJFS, copies of the insert must be submitted to ODJFS two weeks prior to distribution to members. Internet Provider Directory MCPs are required to have an internet-based provider directory available in the same format as their ODJFS-approved printed directory. This internet directory must allow members to electronically search for MCP panel providers based on name, provider type, and geographic proximity, and population (e.g. CFC and/or ABD). If an MCP has one internet-based directory for multiple populations, each provider must include a description of which population they serve. The internet directory may be updated at any time to include providers who are not one of the ODJFS-required provider types listed on the charts included with this appendix. ODJFS-required providers must be added to the internet directory within one week of the MCP’s 's notification of ODJFSofODJFS-approval of the provider via the Provider Verification process. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s 's panel must be deleted from the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP. These deleted providers must be included in the inserts to the MCP’s 's provider directory referenced above.

Printed Provider Directory. Prior to receiving a provider agreement, all MCPs must develop a printed provider directory that shall be prior-approved by ODJFS for each covered population. For example, an MCP who serves CFC and ABD in the Central Region would have two provider directories, one for CFC and one for ABD. Once approved, this directory may be regularly updated with provider additions or deletions by the MCP without ODJFS prior-approval, however, copies of the revised directory (or inserts) must be submitted to ODJFS prior to distribution to members. On a quarterly basis, MCPs must create an insert to each printed directory that lists those providers deleted from the MCP’s 's provider panel during the previous three months. Although this insert does not need to be prior approved by ODJFS, copies of the insert must be submitted to ODJFS two weeks prior to distribution to members. Internet Provider Directory MCPs are required to have an internet-based provider directory available in the same format as their ODJFS-approved printed directory. This internet directory must allow members to electronically search for MCP panel providers based on name, . provider type, and geographic proximity, and population (e.g. CFC and/or ABD). If an MCP has one internet-based directory for multiple populations, each provider must include a description of which population they serve. The internet directory may be updated at any time to include providers who are not one of the ODJFS-required provider types listed on the charts included with this appendix. ODJFS-required providers must be added to the internet directory within one week of the MCP’s 's notification of ODJFSofODJFS-approval of the provider via the Provider Verification process. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s 's panel must be deleted from the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP. Providers being deleted from the MCP's panel must be posted to the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP Appendix H of the deletion. These deleted providers must be included in the inserts to the MCP’s 's provider directory referenced above.

Printed Provider Directory. Prior to receiving a provider agreement, all MCPs must develop a printed provider directory that shall be prior-approved by ODJFS for each population. For example, an MCP who serves CFC and ABD in the Central Region would have two provider directories, one for CFC and one for ABD. Once approved, this directory may be regularly updated with provider additions or deletions by the MCP without ODJFS prior-approval, however, copies of the revised directory (or inserts) must be submitted to ODJFS prior to distribution to members. Appendix H On a quarterly basis, MCPs must create an insert to each printed directory that lists those providers deleted from the MCP’s provider panel during the previous three months. Although this insert does not need to be prior approved by ODJFS, copies of the insert must be submitted to ODJFS two weeks prior to distribution to members. Internet Provider Directory MCPs are required to have an internet-based provider directory available in the same format as their ODJFS-approved printed directory. This internet directory must allow members to electronically search for MCP panel providers based on name, provider type, and geographic proximity, and population (e.g. CFC and/or ABD). If an MCP has one internet-based directory for multiple populations, each provider must include a description of which population they serve. The internet directory may be updated at any time to include providers who are not one of the ODJFS-required provider types listed on the charts included with this appendix. ODJFS-required providers must be added to the internet directory within one week of the MCP’s notification of ODJFS-approval of the provider via the Provider Verification process. Providers being deleted from the MCP’s panel must be deleted from the internet directory within one week of notification from the provider to the MCP. These deleted providers must be included in the inserts to the MCP’s provider directory referenced above.