Determining Enrollee Health Status and Use of Risk Assessments Sample Clauses

Determining Enrollee Health Status and Use of Risk Assessments. Contractor shall demonstrate the capacity and systems to collect, maintain and use individual information about Exchange Plan Enrollees’ oral health status and behaviors in order to promote better oral health and to better manage Enrollees’ oral health conditions. Contractor shall demonstrate the use of Risk Assessment to identify members in need of dental treatment services including but not limited to preventive and diagnostic services. To the extent the Contractor uses or relies upon Risk Assessments to determine oral health status, Contractor shall offer, upon initial enrollment and on a regular basis thereafter, a Risk Assessment to all Plan Enrollees, including those Plan Enrollees that have previously completed such an assessment. If a Risk Assessment tool is used, Contractor should select a tool that adequately evaluates Plan Enrollees current oral health status and provides a mechanism to conduct ongoing monitoring for future intervention(s).
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Determining Enrollee Health Status and Use of Risk Assessments. Contractor shall demonstrate the capacity and systems to collect, maintain, and use individual information about Covered California Plan Enrollees’ oral health status and behaviors in order to promote better oral health and to better manage Enrollees’ oral health conditions. Contractor shall demonstrate the use of Risk Assessment to identify members in need of dental treatment services including but not limited to preventive and diagnostic services. To the extent the Contractor uses or relies upon Risk Assessments to determine oral health status, Contractor shall offer, upon initial enrollment and on a regular basis thereafter, a Risk Assessment to all Plan Enrollees, including those Plan Enrollees that have previously completed such an assessment. If a Risk Assessment tool is used, it is recommended that the Contractor select a tool that adequately evaluates Plan Enrollees current oral health status and provides a mechanism to conduct ongoing monitoring for future intervention(s).
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