Reciprocal Referrals. See Section 8, Service A8.
Reciprocal Referrals. In addition to the specific arrangements stipulated in the previous sections of this agreement, each party to this agreement will specify the referral mechanisms utilized to refer to each of the parties respective programs. Ongoing communication between state level staff responsible for planning, financing, implementing and evaluating health care services will occur so that a coordinated system can be assured.
Reciprocal Referrals. As with identification and outreach, reciprocal referrals are often covered in Section 8:
Reciprocal Referrals. The DoH and the DHS will establish a system of referrals for those services not directly rendered by the agency, but are essential to meet the individual’s need. To the degree possible, these referrals will be made at the time of client contact (e.g., multidisciplinary clinics, newborn screening, oral health). Sub grantees of the DoH and DHS also provide a system of referral (e.g., local public health units, human service centers, clinics, hospitals, schools). According to 42 CFR 431.635, Medicaid is required to coordinate with the Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) by providing timely written notice to Medicaid beneficiaries and referrals to the WIC program. Coordinating Plans The scope of services covered under Title XIX and XXI may impact Title V’s program plans and budgets. Similarly, actions of Title V may affect Medicaid provider service requirements and cost of services. Therefore, each agency hereby states its intention to coordinate plans in an effort to prevent duplication among department programs; improve the cost effectiveness of the health care delivery system; improve the availability of services; focus services on specific population groups or geographic areas; and maximize effectiveness of service delivery. Add SHS Medical Advisory and Medicaid Advisory Reimbursement Each of the parties to this agreement shall continue to cooperate in their usual and customary fiscal relationship to ensure Federal dollars will be used more productively. Add Medicaid reimbursement for oral health and SHS Reporting Data – 42 CFR 431.615 states that this agreement needs to include methods for exchange of reports of services furnished to beneficiaries Need DHS legal analysis; reference data use agreement-do we need a separate data use agreement in addition to this agreement – involve Dirk and Xxxxx. Review and Evaluation – also need to add ‘joint evaluation of policies that affect the cooperative work of the parties – either in this section or another one (per 42 CFR 431.615) This agreement shall be reviewed at least every odd year after the Legislative Assembly or at the request of either party by the DoH MCH/Title V Director, DoH Children with Special Health Care Needs Director, the DHS Medicaid Director, and the DHS EPSDT/CHIP Administrator. These individuals will review and evaluate the agreement for the following purposes: • To monitor implementation of this agreement. • To coordinate services offered. • To review and ...
Reciprocal Referrals. Exchange of information between the agencies will be affected through an established referral process, joint consultation, and regular meetings.
Reciprocal Referrals. A. The DOH will make training available on an annual basis to all PCPs on the screening tools available for identifying infants and toddlers with developmental delays.
Reciprocal Referrals. Intake staff for each program shall inform clients about the availability of the other program’s services. Also see Section 8, Service B2 and C2 and Section 13.
Reciprocal Referrals. N/A 13. Coordinating Plans: See Section 8, Service A1.
Reciprocal Referrals. CHSC shall provide resource and referral information, i.e., refer the child and family to appropriate services. Introduction Overview Legislation Analysis Development State IAAs Appendices
Reciprocal Referrals. Each party will specify the referral mechanisms utilized to refer to each of the parties respective programs.
