Access to Network Providers Clause Samples
Access to Network Providers. The HMO’s Network shall have within its Network, PCPs in sufficient numbers, and with sufficient capacity, to provide timely access to regular and preventive pediatric care and THSteps services to all child Members in accordance with the waiting times for appointments in Section 8.
Access to Network Providers. The MCO's Network must include all of the provider types described in this section in sufficient numbers, and with sufficient capacity, to provide timely access to all Covered Services in accordance with the waiting times for appointments in Section 8.1.
3.1. The MCO's Network must provide timely access to regular and preventive care to all Members, and Texas Health Steps services to all child Members in Medicaid. This section includes distance standards for each provider type. For each provider type, the MCO must provide access to at least 90 percent of members in each Program and Service Area within the prescribed distance standard for each State Fiscal Quarter. This 90-percent benchmark does not apply to pharmacy providers (refer to the "Pharmacy Access" heading for applicable benchmarks). HHSC will consider requests for exceptions to the distance standards for all provider types under limited circumstances. Each exception request must be supported by information and documentation as specified in HHSC's exception request template.
Access to Network Providers. The MCO’s Network must have PCPs in sufficient numbers, and with sufficient capacity, to provide timely access to regular and preventive pediatric care, and Texas Health Steps services to all child Members in Medicaid, and in accordance with the waiting times for appointments in Section 8.1.
Access to Network Providers. The MCO's Network must include all of the provider types described in this section in sufficient numbers, and with sufficient capacity, to provide timely access to all Covered Services in accordance with the waiting times for appointments in Section 8.1.
Access to Network Providers. The MCO's Network must include all of the provider types described in this section in sufficient numbers, and with sufficient capacity, to provide timely access to all Covered Services in accordance with the waiting times for appointments in Section 8.1.
3.1. The MCO's Network must provide timely access to regular and preventive care to all Members, and Texas Health Steps services to all child Members in Medicaid. This section includes distance standards for each provider type. For each provider type, the MCO must provide access to at least 90 percent of members in each Program and Service Area within the prescribed distance standard for each State Fiscal Quarter. This 90-percent benchmark does not apply to pharmacy providers (refer to the “Pharmacy Access” heading for applicable benchmarks). HHSC will consider requests for exceptions to the distance standards for all provider types under limited circumstances. Each exception request must be supported by information and documentation as specified in HHSC's exception request template. PCP Access: At a minimum, the MCO must ensure that all Members have access to an age-appropriate PCP in the Provider Network with an Open Panel within 30 miles of the Member's residence. For the purposes of assessing compliance with this requirement, an internist who provides primary care to adults only is not considered an age-appropriate PCP choice for a Member birth through age 20, and a pediatrician is not considered an age-appropriate choice for a Member age 21 and over. Note: This provision does not apply to CHIP Perinates, but it does apply to CHIP Perinate Newborns. OB/GYN Access: STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP Program Networks: with the following exception, STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP MCOs must ensure that all female Members have access to an OB/GYN in the Provider Network within 75 miles of the Member's residence. CHIP MCOs must ensure that CHIP Perinate Members (unborn children) in rural areas have access to Network OB/GYNs within 125 miles of the Member's residence. If an OB/GYN is acting as the Member's PCP, the MCO must follow the access requirements for the PCP (within 30 miles of the Member's residence). The MCO must allow female Members to select an OB/GYN within its Provider Network. A female Member who selects an OB/GYN must be allowed direct access to the OB/GYN's Health Care Services without a referral from the Member's PCP or a prior authorization. The MCO must allow pregnant Member who is past the 24th week of pr...
Access to Network Providers. The HMO’s Network shall have within its Network, PCPs in sufficient numbers, and with sufficient capacity, to provide timely access to regular and preventive pediatric care and Texas Health Steps services to all child Members in accordance with the waiting times for appointments in Section 8.1.3.1.