BH Provider Network Sample Clauses

The "BH Provider Network" clause defines the group of behavioral health providers that are included in a contractual network for the purposes of delivering mental health and related services. This clause typically outlines the criteria for provider participation, the process for credentialing, and the scope of services offered by the network. For example, it may specify that only licensed psychologists, counselors, and social workers who meet certain standards are eligible to join. The core function of this clause is to ensure that only qualified providers are included in the network, thereby maintaining service quality and compliance with regulatory requirements.
BH Provider Network. The HMO must maintain a Behavioral Health Services Provider Network that includes psychiatrists, psychologists, and other Behavioral Health Service Providers. The Provider Network must include Behavioral Health Service Providers with experience serving special populations among the HMO Program(s)’ enrolled population, including, as applicable, children and adolescents, persons with disabilities, the elderly, and cultural or linguistic minorities, to ensure accessibility and availability of qualified Providers to all Members in the Service Area.
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BH Provider Network. The MCO must maintain a Behavioral Health Services Provider Network that includes psychiatrists, psychologists, and other Behavioral Health Service Providers. To ensure accessibility and availability of qualified Providers to all Members in the Service Area, the Provider Network must include Behavioral Health Service Providers with experience serving special populations among the MCO Program(s)’ enrolled population, including, as applicable, children and adolescents, persons with disabilities, the elderly, and cultural or linguistic minorities.
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