AZBH
"15. TRANSACTION OF
TITLE XIX AND TITLE XXI MEMBERS
To ensure that Title XIX
and Title XXI members who need behavioral health services receive them,
ADHS and its subcontracted RBHA's shall cooperate when a transition from
one subcontracted RBHA to another or to an ALTCS Program Contractor becomes
necessary.
This shall include identification
of transitioning members, provision of appropriate referrals and forwarding
of the medical record...
16. OUTREACH...
ADHS shall develop and implement
a policy and procedure regarding outreach activities required of its subcontracted
RBHA's and their providers, including required outreach in cases involving
inter-RBHA transfers. ADHS shall ensure that its subcontracted RBHAs
and their providers actively participate in outreach activities to Title
XIX and Title XXI members in high risk groups, including but not limited
to… seriously mentally ill members, members with co-morbid medical and
behavioral health disorders…" Arizona Behavioral Health Contract,
page 19.
FLMH
"2.10 Care Coordination
and Management
The contractor shall
be responsible for the coordination and management of mental health care
and continuity of care for all enrolled Medicaid recipients through the
following minimum functions:
A. Minimizing disruption
to the enrollee as a result of any change in service provider or mental
health care case manager occurring as a result of the awarding of this
contract." Florida Mental Health RFP, page 32.
MN
"Section 6.22.2. Transition
Services. The HEALTH PLAN is responsible for care in the following
situations…
E. Mental Health Services.
At the time of initial enrollment in PMAP, the HEALTH PLAN shall consider
the individual Enrollee's prior use of mental health services and to develop
a transitional plan to assist the Enrollee in changing mental health providers,
should this be necessary, and to develop a plan to assure the need for
continuity of care for any individual or family who is receiving ongoing
mental health services. The HEALTH PLAN shall also develop a transitional
plan for children who have previously been excluded from PMAP because they
have been involved in the child protection system, placed in foster care
or diagnosed as severely and emotionally disturbed…" Minnesota Contract,
page 72.
NEBH
"9.7 Transition Into Managed Care: The PHP shall work cooperatively with a client who notifies [MCO] that s/he is experiencing difficulty in transitioning to a managed care environment during the first sixty (60) days of enrollment.
9.7.1 PHP Requirements:
The transitional period may require the PHP to do, but is not limited to,
the following to ensure continuity of care and a smooth transition into
managed care:
(a) Providing enhanced
case management and member services;
(b) Contracting with
out-of-network providers;
(c) Continuing to
provide a service(s) that was authorized by the Department or the Department’s
designee prior to the client becoming enrolled with the PHP, until the
PHP determines that the service no longer meets the definition of medical
necessity or is no longer appropriate for the client;
(d) Taking into consideration
the unique needs of the client in understanding and following the managed
care rules, e.g., relaxed referral and prior authorization requirements,
retroactive authorizations;
(e) Contacting the
client’s medical/surgical plan and/or Primary Care Physician, as appropriate;
and
(f) Coordinating with
the Enrollment Broker Services for a client who is identified as
having a special need, as appropriate." Nebraska Behavioral Health
Contract, pages 37-38.