Closed Loop Referrals Sample Clauses

Closed Loop Referrals. The managed care plan and its subcontractor has a process to ensure closed loop referrals between the MCP and the county MHP using care coordination and the implementation of a monthly referral tracker. This process may be updated as time progresses through further automation and changed processes as agreed to by both parties.
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Closed Loop Referrals. By January 1, 2025, the Parties must develop a process to implement DHCS guidance regarding closed loop referrals to applicable Community Supports, ECM benefits, and/or community-based resources, as referenced in the CalAIM Population Health Management Policy Guide,1 APL 22-024, or any subsequent version of the APL, and as set forth by DHCS through APL, or other, similar guidance. The Parties must work collaboratively to develop and implement a process to ensure that MCP and MHP comply with the applicable provisions of closed loop referrals guidance within 90 Working Days of issuance of this guidance. The Parties must establish a system that tracks cross-system referrals and meets all requirements as set forth by DHCS through an APL or other, similar guidance.
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Closed Loop Referrals. To the extent that the following does not (a) require modifications to the WIC Program’s management information system by CDPH or its contractors, (b) require Agency to store confidential WIC Participant or WIC Applicant information as defined in 7 Code of Federal Regulations Section 246.26(d)(1)(i) in any database or management information system other than the one in use by CDPH, or
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Closed Loop Referrals. To the extent that the following does not (a) require modifications to the WIC Program’s management information system by CDPH or its contractors, (b) require Agency to store confidential WIC Participant or WIC Applicant information as defined in 7 C.F.R. Section 246.26(d)(1)(i) in any database or management information system other than the one in use by CDPH, or (c) otherwise conflict with current or future statutes, regulations, or guidance for the WIC Program, by January 1, 2025, the Parties must develop a process to implement DHCS guidance regarding closed loop referrals to applicable Community Supports, ECM benefits, and/or community-based resources, as referenced in the CalAIM Population Health Management Policy Guide, DHCS APL 22-024, or any subsequent version of the APL, and as set forth by DHCS through an APL or other, similar guidance Agency may include an individual WIC Applicant’s or WIC Participant’s information in a closed loop referral system only if the WIC Applicant, WIC Participant, or parent or guardian of a WIC Applicant or WIC Participant who is an Infant or Child signs a release authorizing the disclosure that complies with the requirements in 7 C.F.R. Section 246.26(d)(4) and federal guidance. The Parties must work collaboratively to develop and implement a process to ensure that MCP and Agency comply with the applicable provisions of closed loop referrals guidance. The Parties must establish a system that tracks cross-system referrals and meets all requirements as set forth by DHCS through an APL or other, similar guidance.
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Closed Loop Referrals. To the extent that the following does not (a) require modifications to the WIC Program’s management information system by CDPH or its contractors, (b) require Agency to store confidential WIC Participant or WIC Applicant information as defined in 7 Code of Federal Regulations Section 246.26(d)(1)(i) in any database or management information system other than the one in use by CDPH, or (c) otherwise conflict with current or future statutes, regulations, or guidance for the WIC Program, by January 1, 2025, or as otherwise determined by DHCS, the Parties must develop a process to implement DHCS guidance regarding closed loop referrals to applicable Community Supports, ECM benefits, and/or community-based resources, as referenced in the CalAIM Population Health Management Policy Guide,2 DHCS APL 22-024, or any subsequent version of the APL, and as set forth by DHCS through an APL or other, similar guidance. Agency may include an individual WIC Applicant’s or WIC Participant’s information in a closed loop referral system only if the WIC Applicant, WIC Participant, or parent or guardian of a WIC Applicant or WIC Participant who is an Infant or Child signs a release authorizing the disclosure that complies with the requirements in 7 Code of Federal Regulations Section 246.26(d)(4) and federal guidance. The Parties must work collaboratively to develop and implement a process to ensure that MCP and Agency comply with the applicable provisions of closed loop referrals guidance within 90 Working Days of issuance of this guidance. The Parties must establish a system that tracks cross-system referrals and meets all requirements as set forth by DHCS through an APL or other, similar guidance.
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Closed Loop Referrals. By January 1, 2025, or future date as determined by DHCS, the Parties must develop a process to implement DHCS guidance regarding closed loop referrals to applicable Community Supports, ECM benefits, and/or community-based resources, as referenced in the CalAIM Population Health Management Policy Guide,2 DHCS All Plan Letter (“APL”) 22- 024, or any subsequent version of the APL, and as set forth by DHCS through an APL or other, similar guidance. The Parties must work collaboratively to develop and implement a process to ensure that MCP and LGA TCM Program comply with the applicable provisions of closed loop referrals guidance within 90 Working Days of issuance of this guidance. The Parties must establish a system that tracks cross-system referrals and meets all requirements as set forth by DHCS through an APL or other, similar guidance. 2 CalAIM Population Health Management Policy Guide, available at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇▇/CalAIM/Pages/PopulationHealthManagement.aspx.
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Closed Loop Referrals. To the extent that the following does not (a) require modifications to the WIC Program’s management information system by CDPH or its contractors, (b) require Agency to store confidential WIC Participant or WIC Applicant information as defined in 7 Code of Federal Regulations Section 246.26(d)(1)(i) in any database or management information system other than the one in use by CDPH, or (c) otherwise conflict with current or future statutes, regulations, or guidance for the WIC Program, by January 1, 2025 or a later date set forth by the DHCS, the Parties must develop a process to implement DHCS guidance regarding closed loop referrals to applicable Community Supports, ECM benefits, and/or community-based resources, as referenced in the CalAIM Population
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Closed Loop Referrals. By January 1, 2025, or future date set by DHCS, the MHP and each MCP must develop a process to implement DHCS guidance regarding closed loop referrals to applicable Community Supports, ECM benefits, and/or community-based resources, as referenced in the CalAIM Population Health Management Policy Guide,1 APL 22-024, or any subsequent version of the APL, and as set forth by DHCS through APL, or other, similar guidance. The Parties must work collaboratively to develop and implement a process to ensure that MCPs and MHP comply with the applicable provisions of closed loop referrals guidance within 90 Working Days of issuance of this 1 CalAIM Population Health Management Policy Guide available at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇▇/CalAIM/Documents/2023-PHM-Policy-Guide.pdf
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