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Letter to CMS - Medicaid Managed Care Policies - Agency for ...

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<strong>Medicaid</strong> Compliance Analyst Responsibilities:<br />

1. Upon receipt of a health plan application, the analyst will document all application<br />

related activities on the Application Review Workplan. The analyst will ensure that the<br />

requests includes:<br />

• County(ies) and anticipated enrollment levels <strong>for</strong> each county<br />

• A completed provider network checklist<br />

• Spreadsheet of providers<br />

• GeoAccess maps or comparable mapping <strong>to</strong> demonstrate accessibility<br />

• First and last page of contracts <strong>for</strong> ALL provider types<br />

• Model subcontracts (both medical, non-medical and behavioral health) as<br />

appropriate<br />

2. The analyst will review the Provider Network Checklist, the <strong>Medicaid</strong> Health Provider<br />

Network Spreadsheet, supporting contracts and GeoAccess Maps <strong>to</strong> verify the network’s<br />

adequate <strong>for</strong> the requested enrollment level. All reviewed documents shall be saved on<br />

SharePoint in the Health Plan’s library (document type=application). If any deficiencies are<br />

determined, the analyst shall include such in the appropriate Deficiency Log located on<br />

SharePoint.<br />

3. Begin quality review of policies and procedures (and any accompanying documentation<br />

such as provider materials and member materials handbooks, direc<strong>to</strong>ries, letters, provider<br />

training plan), and be in regular contact with the applicant <strong>to</strong> provide opportunity <strong>to</strong><br />

address any concerns or areas in need of improvement. If any deficiencies are determined<br />

and have not been resolved with communication between the <strong>Agency</strong> and the applicant,<br />

include such in the appropriate Deficiency Log located on SharePoint.<br />

4. Schedule site visit (readiness review). Coordinate with the Bureaus of HSD and MPI.<br />

Use approved letter template.<br />

5. Schedule internal pre-survey meeting with all parties (BMHC, HSD & MPI) <strong>for</strong> agenda<br />

discussion and coordination. The final agenda is sent <strong>to</strong> the applicant two weeks prior <strong>to</strong><br />

the on-site visit.<br />

6. Conduct on-site readiness review.<br />

7. The on-site readiness review will consist of:<br />

a. Per<strong>for</strong>m review of any remaining documents (P&Ps, provider and member<br />

materials) <strong>to</strong> ensure they meet contract standards<br />

b. Comprehensive interviews conducted by the analyst and team members with<br />

Administrative and Clinical Staff <strong>to</strong> verify application of policies and procedures,<br />

pro<strong>to</strong>cols, standards and processes. (Areas of interest: Member Services,<br />

Enrollment/Disenrollment, Claims Processing, Grievances and Appeals, Provider<br />

Services, Case Management/<strong>Care</strong> Coordination, Utilization management, Quality<br />

Improvement, Behavioral Health Oversight, and Fraud and Abuse)<br />

c. Tour the facility<br />

d. Review all proprietary materials on site such as Utilization Management Program<br />

(minutes, etc) and Quality Management (minutes, etc.) Case Management and<br />

Coordination pro<strong>to</strong>cols and <strong>for</strong>ms<br />

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