School-Based Health Centers Sample Clauses

School-Based Health Centers. School-based health centers (SBHCs) provide general, primary health care services to school- aged children. The State recognizes these centers as increasingly important providers of primary health care, especially in rural communities which face shortages of primary care physicians. BMS encourages the MCO to Contract with or develop cooperative agreements with SBHCs. Such agreements would recognize the MCO as the medical home for the child, define the process for referring students to MCO network providers, spell out procedures for sharing medical information between the SBHCs and the MCO, and provide for reimbursement of the SBHC by the MCO. The MCO is encouraged, but not required, to Contract with SBHCs.
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School-Based Health Centers. School-based health centers (SBHCs) provide general, primary health care services to school- aged children. The State recognizes these centers as increasingly important providers of primary health care, especially in rural communities which face shortages of primary care physicians. BMS encourages the MCO to contract with or develop cooperative agreements with SBHCs. Such agreements would recognize the MCO as the medical home for the child, define the process for referring students to MCO network providers, spell out procedures for sharing medical information between the SBHCs and the MCO, and provide for reimbursement of the SBHC by the MCO. The MCO is encouraged, but not required, to contract with SBHCs. Right from the Start (RFTS) Providers Right from the Start (RFTS) is a West Virginia State program aimed at improving early access to prenatal care and lowering infant mortality, and improved pregnancy outcomes. The RFTS eligibility criteria and services provided are available from BMS. The MCO is encouraged, but not required, to contract with RFTS providers. However, if the MCO does not contract with RFTS providers, the MCO must provide the same level and types of services as those currently available through the RFTS program. This includes access to multidisciplinary care. BMS will monitor compliance with this requirement; if the MCO fails to satisfy these requirements, it will be required to reimburse the traditional Right from the Start providers at the Medicaid fee rate.
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School-Based Health Centers. 2.1 Bayard and Xxxxxxxx will open enhanced school-based health centers that provide social- emotional, behavioral and mental health services to students in time for the 2018-2019 school year. Such efforts may include fully utilizing existing wellness facilities in the east side of Wilmington. Subject to the reconfiguration plan set forth in Section C.1., the Parties may choose to provide staffing for the school-based health centers in time for the 2018-2019 school year, and incorporate a new physical facility in the capital improvements as set forth in Section B.2.4
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School-Based Health Centers. ‌ The PH-MCO must include in its Provider Network any School-Based Health Center that is enrolled in Pennsylvania MA and is willing to comply with all of the PH-MCO’s quality and non-quality contract standards, Utilization Management standards and accept PH-MCO rates that are consistent with reimbursement rates paid to similar Network Providers. The PH-MCO must submit to the Department for prior review and written approval any School-Based Health Center requests for entrance to the Network that it intends to deny based upon quality of care, program integrity or other relevant concerns.
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School-Based Health Centers a) The Contractor must develop, in collaboration with school-based health centers in their Service Areas, protocols for reciprocal referral and communication of data and clinical information on MCO Enrollees enrolled in school-based health centers.
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School-Based Health Centers. A School-Based Health Center (SBHC) is an Article 28 extension clinic that is located in a school and provides students with primary and preventive physical and mental health care services, acute or first contact care, chronic care, and referral as needed. SBHC services include comprehensive physical and mental health histories and assessments, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic illnesses, screenings (e.g., vision, hearing, dental, nutrition, TB), routine management of chronic diseases (e.g., asthma, diabetes), health education, mental health counseling and/or referral, immunizations and physicals for working papers and sports. APPENDIX K January 1, 2005 K-32 Amendment to Medicaid Managed Care Model Contract — Effective 1/1/05 Residential Health Care Clarifications & Miscellaneous Revisions Contract Section Topic / Reason for Change Contract Language Change Status Sect. 1 Definitions "Permanent Placement Status" means the status of an individual "Permanent Placement Status" in a Newly added definition — Residential Health Care Facility (RHCF when the LDSS determines that the individual is not expected to return home based on medical evidence affirming the individual’s need for permanent RHCF placement.
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School-Based Health Centers. The School-Based Health Center (SBHC) pay schedule set forth in this section shall be effective September 1, 2014; provided, however, that SBHC employees, including but not limited to School-Based Health Center Nurse Practitioners, School-Based Health Center Behavioral Health Providers who work the majority of their hours in the SBHCs, office managers, and community health workers (SBHC Employees), who would otherwise be subject to the new pay schedule but who were hired by the Health Center prior to September 1, 2014, shall have the option to either work under the new pay schedule or to follow a normal Health Center yearly work schedule which includes work during summer months and school vacations. Such preference shall be exercised on a one (1)-time basis. SBHC Employees, notwithstanding any other provision in this Article or within the Earned Time Article to the contrary, shall be employed on a year-round twelve (12) month basis and shall be paid bi-weekly over twenty-six (26) bi-weekly payments, based on two hundred sixteen (216) work days between September 1 through June 30. Salary is set at the current total (not including overtime and non-SBHC work) compensation for a September – June School Year. There shall be no gap in employee benefits coverage (health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance) related to lay-off status during summer months. SBHC Employees shall work full-time at thirty-five (35) hours per week during the one hundred eighty (180)-day school year between September and June. Such full-time schedule shall exclude the twenty-five (25) days during the school year that constitute school vacation days and/or holidays during which Xxxx Public Schools are closed, as well as the months of July and August (except for three (3) days attendance per supervisor). SBHC Employees who would otherwise be scheduled to work on these days shall receive paid time off for such days. In addition, SBHC Employees who are scheduled to work on a day on which Xxxx Public Schools are closed due to weather or other unanticipated causes shall receive paid time off for that day. SBHC Employees shall also be expected to work three (3) days outside the school calendar (per supervisor). Use of Scheduled Earned Time and conferences should be scheduled during times when school is closed. SBHC Employees shall accrue Earned Time (“ET”) in accordance with Article 12, but ET will be advanced and available for use at the beginning of each school year. ET may be used dur...
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School-Based Health Centers. 2.1 Bayard and Xxxxxxxx will open enhanced school-based health centers that provide social- emotional, behavioral and mental health services to students in time for the 2018-2019 school year. Such efforts may include fully utilizing the Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx facility in the east side of Wilmington.existing wellness facilities in the east side of Wilmington. Subject to the reconfiguration plan set forth in Section C.1., the Parties may choose to provide staffing for the school-based health centers in time for the 2018-2019 school year, and incorporate a new physical facility in the capital improvements as set forth in Section B.2.4
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