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Standard XIV: Covered Services AGENCY FOR HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION MANAGED CARE ORGANIZATIONS Compliance Monitoring Tool with Specific Contract Standards CONTRACT SECTION CONTRACT REQUIREMENT COMPLIANT SCORING postpartum programs. The health plan coordinates its efforts with the local Healthy Start care coordinator to prevent duplication of services. • Conducts regularly scheduled smoking cessation programs as an option for all enrollees, or the health plan makes a good faith effort to involve enrollees in existing community smoking cessation programs. • Provides smoking cessation counseling to enrollees. • Provides participating PCPs with the Quick Reference Guide to assist in identifying tobacco users and supporting and delivering effective smoking cessation interventions. • Offers annual substance abuse screening training to its providers. • Has all PCPs screen enrollees for signs of substance abuse as part of prevention evaluation at the following times: Initial contact with a new enrollee. Routine physical examinations. Initial prenatal contact. When the enrollee evidences serious over-utilization of medical, surgical, trauma or emergency services. When documentation of emergency DOCUMENTS REVIEWED FINDINGS State of Florida Compliance Monitoring_Standard_XIV_F3_07_11 Page 25
Standard XIV: Covered Services AGENCY FOR HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION MANAGED CARE ORGANIZATIONS Compliance Monitoring Tool with Specific Contract Standards CONTRACT SECTION CONTRACT REQUIREMENT COMPLIANT SCORING CC-V.H.17.a–e CC-V.H.17.f.2-5 CC-V.H.17.f.6.a.i-v CC-V.H.17.b 42. Protective Custody: Physical Screenings room visits suggests the need. • Offers targeted enrollees either community or health plan-sponsored substance abuse programs. • Provides regular general wellness programs targeted specifically toward enrollees from birth to age of five (5), or the health plan makes a good faith effort to involve enrollees in existing community children's programs. Children's programs promote increased use of prevention and early intervention services for at-risk enrollees. The health plan approves claims for services recommended by the Early Intervention Program when they are covered services and medically necessary; and the health plan offers annual training to providers that promotes proper nutrition, breast-feeding, immunizations, CHCUP, wellness, prevention and early intervention services. The health plan provides: • A physical screening within seventytwo (72) hours, or immediately if required, for all enrolled children/adolescents taken into protective custody, emergency shelter or the foster care program by DCF. • These required examinations, or, if unable to do so within the required DOCUMENTS REVIEWED FINDINGS State of Florida Compliance Monitoring_Standard_XIV_F3_07_11 Yes No Met Partially Met Not Met Page 26
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