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<strong>Presbyterian</strong> Customer Service CenterGet any information in a different format incompliance with the Americans withDisabilities Act.Members have the responsibility to:Give their complete health information. Thishelps their provider give them the care theyneed. This includes providing childhoodimmunization (shot) records for members upto age 21.Follow their treatment plans <strong>and</strong> instructionsfor medications, diet, <strong>and</strong> exercise as agreedupon by the member <strong>and</strong> their provider.Keep their appointment. If they cannot keep it,they should call their provider to reschedule orcancel no later than 24 hours before theappointment.Tell the provider if they do not underst<strong>and</strong> hisor her explanation about their care. Ask theprovider questions. Talk to the PCSC aboutany suggestions or problems they may have.Respect providers <strong>and</strong> other health careemployees. Treat them with courtesy.Act in a way that supports the care otherpatients get. Act in a way that supports thegeneral functioning of the facility.Refuse to let any other person use their<strong>Presbyterian</strong> member ID card.Tell <strong>Presbyterian</strong> right away if they lose theirmember ID card, or if it is stolen.Know what could happen if they give<strong>Presbyterian</strong> information that is wrong orincomplete.Tell the New Mexico HSD <strong>and</strong> <strong>Presbyterian</strong>.when their phone number, address, or familystatus changes.Tell their providers that they have<strong>Presbyterian</strong>, at the time of service. They mayhave to pay for services if they do not tell theirprovider that they have <strong>Presbyterian</strong>coverage.Protect the privacy of their own care <strong>and</strong> ofother patients’ care.Ask about any arrangements <strong>Presbyterian</strong> haswith its providers. This applies to monetarypolicies that might limit referrals or treatment.It also applies to policies that might limitmember services.Change their PCP according to the rulesdescribed in the Member H<strong>and</strong>book.Note: Members’ rights <strong>and</strong> responsibilities arealso available on our website athttp://www.phs.org, or a member may call thePCSC to request a printed copy.Confidentiality<strong>Presbyterian</strong> is committed to protecting members’PHI <strong>and</strong> safeguarding confidential medicalinformation through the implementation of the<strong>Presbyterian</strong> confidentiality policy. For a printedcopy of the policy, please contact your providernetwork management relationship executive(http://docs.phs.org/idc/groups/public/%40phs/%40php/documents/phscontent/pel_00140718.pdf).Upon enrollment <strong>and</strong> annually thereafter,<strong>Presbyterian</strong> provides each member with a JointNotice of Privacy Practices. This notice describes19-72014 <strong>Practitioner</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Provider</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> - Ver. 3

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