Services for Adults Sample Clauses

Services for Adults. A. IHAs for Adults (Age 21 and older) 1) Contractor shall cover and ensure that an IHA for adult Members is performed within 120 calendar days of enrollment. 2) Contractor shall ensure that the performance of the initial complete history and physical exam for adults includes, but is not limited to: a) blood pressure, b) height and weight, c) total serum cholesterol measurement for men ages 35 and over and women ages 45 and over,
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Services for Adults. Twenty-One (21) Years of Age and Older A. Contractor shall cover and ensure that an IHA for adult Members is performed within 120 calendar days of enrollment. Contractor shall ensure that the performance of the initial comprehensive history and physical exam for adults includes, but is not limited to: 1) A comprehensive history including, but not limited to, mental and physical systems, and social and past medical history. 2) Status of currently recommended preventive services. 3) Comprehensive physical and cognitive exam sufficient to assess and diagnose acute and chronic conditions. 4) Diagnoses and plan of care including follow-up activities. Contractor is responsible for assuring that arrangements are made for follow-up services and plan of care that reflect the findings and risk factors determined during the IHA. Contractor shall ensure that Member’s completed IHA is contained in the Member’s Medical Record and available during subsequent health visits. For all Adults, Contractor shall ensure that the IHA includes the IHEBA, as described in Exhibit A, Attachment 10, Provision 8, Paragraph A. B. Adult Preventive Services Contractor shall cover and ensure all preventive and Medically Necessary diagnostic and treatment services for adult Members. Preventive services should be provided in accordance with evidence based guidelines. 1) Contractor shall ensure that plans provide at a minimum preventive services based on the latest edition of the Guide to Clinical Preventive Services published by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) is used to determine the provision of clinical preventive services to asymptomatic, healthy adult Members [age 21 or older]. All preventive services identified as USPSTF “A” and “B” recommendations must be provided. For tobacco use prevention and cessation services, Contractor may use either the USPSTF recommendations or the latest edition of the US Public Health Service “Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence: A Clinical Practice Guideline.” The presence of risk factors and medical conditions will determine whether further follow-up, diagnostic, and/or treatment services are necessary. The preventive services identified in the IHA shall be offered at the frequency required by the USPSTF Guide to Clinical Preventive Services. 2) Contractor shall cover and ensure the provision of all Medically Necessary services based on the findings or risk factors identified in the IHA or during routine, urgent, or emergent health care v...
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Services for Adults. A. IHAs for Adults (Age 21 and older) Contractor shall cover and ensure that an IHA for adult Members is performed within 120 calendar days of enrollment. Contractor shall ensure that the performance of the initial complete history and physical exam for adults includes, but is not limited to: 1) blood pressure, 2) height and weight, 3) total serum cholesterol measurement for men ages 35 and over and women ages 45 and over, 4) clinical breast examination for women over 40, 5) mammogram for women age 50 and over, 6) Pap smear (or arrangements made for performance) on all women determined to be sexually active, 7) chlamydia screen for all sexually active females aged 21 and older who are determined to be at high-risk for chlamydia infection using the most current CDC guidelines. These guidelines include the screening of all sexually active females aged 21 through 25 years of age, 8) screening for TB risk factors including a Mantoux skin test on all persons determined to be at high risk, and, 9) health education behavioral risk assessment.
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Services for Adults. CSSIW regulates the following services for adults (Refer to Appendix B, Definitions): • Care Homes • Domiciliary Care Agencies • Adult Placement Schemes • Nurses’ Agencies
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