Common use of Provider Relations Including Manual, Materials and Training Clause in Contracts

Provider Relations Including Manual, Materials and Training. The MCO must maintain a provider relations presence in each Service Area or, for the Medicaid Rural Service Area, in regions as approved by HHSC. The MCO must prepare and issue Provider Manual(s) to all Network Providers, including any necessary specialty manuals (e.g., behavioral health). For newly contracted Providers, the MCO must issue copies of the Provider Manual(s) no later than five (5) Business Days after inclusion in the Network. The Provider Manual must contain sections relating to special requirements of the MCO Program(s) and the enrolled populations in compliance with the requirements of this Contract, including Uniform Managed Care Manual Chapter 3.3. HHSC or its designee must approve the Provider Manual, and any substantive revisions to the Provider Manual, prior to publication and distribution to Providers. The Provider Manual must contain the critical elements defined in Uniform Managed Care Manual Chapter 3, Critical Elements. HHSC's initial review of the Provider Manual is part of the Operational Readiness Review described in Xxxxxxx 0, Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Requirements. The MCO must provide training to all Providers and their staff regarding the requirements of the Contract and special needs of Members. The MCO's STAR, STAR+PLUS, CHIP and/or CHIP Perinatal Program training must be completed within 30 days of placing a newly contracted Provider on active status. The MCO must provide ongoing training to new and existing Providers as required by the MCO, or as required by HHSC to comply with the Contract. The MCO must maintain and make available upon request enrollment or attendance rosters dated and signed by each attendee, or other written evidence of training of each Provider and his or her staff. The MCO must establish ongoing Provider training that includes, but is not limited to, the following issues:

Provider Relations Including Manual, Materials and Training. The MCO must maintain a provider relations presence in each Service Area or, for the Medicaid Rural Service Area, in regions as approved by HHSC. The MCO must prepare and issue Provider Manual(s) to all Network Providers, including any necessary specialty manuals (e.g., behavioral health). For newly contracted Providers, the MCO must issue copies of the Provider Manual(s) no later than five (5) Business Days after inclusion in the Network. The Provider Manual must contain sections relating to special requirements of the MCO Program(s) and the enrolled populations in compliance with the requirements of this Contract, including Uniform Managed Care Manual Chapter 3.3. HHSC or its designee must approve the Provider Manual, and any substantive revisions to the Provider Manual, prior to publication and distribution to Providers. The Provider Manual must contain the critical elements defined in Uniform Managed Care Manual Chapter 3, “Critical Elements. .” HHSC's ’s initial review of the Provider Manual is part of the Operational Readiness Review described in Xxxxxxx 0Section 7, Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxx “Transition Phase Requirements. .” The MCO must provide training to all Providers and their staff regarding the requirements of the Contract and special needs of Members. The MCO's ’s STAR, STAR+PLUS, CHIP and/or CHIP Perinatal Program training must be completed within 30 days of placing a newly contracted Provider on active status. The MCO must provide ongoing training to new and existing Providers as required by the MCO, or as required by HHSC to comply with the Contract. The MCO must maintain and make available upon request enrollment or attendance rosters dated and signed by each attendee, or other written evidence of training of each Provider and his or her staff. The MCO must establish ongoing Provider training that includes, but is not limited to, the following issues:

Provider Relations Including Manual, Materials and Training. The MCO must maintain a provider relations presence in each Service Area or, for the Medicaid Rural Service Area, in regions as approved by HHSC. The STAR+PLUS MCOs must assign a provider relations specialist to each Network Nursing Facility. The assigned provider relations specialist may be assigned to more than one Nursing Facility in a Service Area. The specialist must be proficient in Nursing Facility billing and able to resolve provider billing and payment inquiries. The MCO must notify the Nursing Facility within 10 days of any change to the assigned provider relations specialist. The MCO must prepare and issue Provider Manual(s) to all Network Providers, including any necessary specialty manuals (e.g., behavioral health, Nursing Facility Services). For newly contracted Providers, the MCO must issue copies of the Provider Manual(s) no later than five (5) Business Days after inclusion in the Network. The Provider Manual must contain sections relating to special requirements of the MCO Program(s) and the enrolled populations in compliance with the requirements of this Contract, including Uniform Managed Care Manual Chapter 3.3. HHSC or its designee must approve the Provider Manual, and any substantive revisions to the Provider Manual, prior to publication and distribution to Providers. The Provider Manual must contain the critical elements defined in Uniform Managed Care Manual Chapter 3, Critical Elements. HHSC's ’s initial review of the Provider Manual is part of the Operational Readiness Review described in Xxxxxxx 0, Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Requirements. The MCO must provide training to all Providers and their staff regarding the requirements of the Contract and special needs of Members. The MCO's ’s STAR, STAR+PLUS, CHIP and/or CHIP Perinatal Program training must be completed within 30 days of placing a newly contracted Provider on active status. The MCO must provide ongoing training to new and existing Providers as required by the MCO, or as required by HHSC to comply with the Contract. The MCO must maintain and make available upon request enrollment or attendance rosters dated and signed by each attendee, or other written evidence of training of each Provider and his or her staff. The MCO must establish ongoing Provider training that includes, but is not limited to, includes the following issues: