Identification and Outreach. Outreach for identification and information of families and children who are eligible but not enrolled or who have not received Medicaid benefits is an important category of services for both Medicaid and MCH programs. The structure of how these activities will be accomplished can be included in Section 8: Services Provided by Agency or highlighted as a separate section of the IAA. Model: <<Agency Name>> shall identify infants, children, adolescents, and women who are potentially eligible for Medicaid and/or who have not received appropriate screenings or services. Once identified, the agency shall: • Assist them in applying for such benefits. • Provide the appropriate referral and/or services. • Conduct outreach to inform the individuals about services for which they are qualified. <<Agency Name>> shall also provide additional outreach activities by: • Informing families about Medicaid benefits, especially EPSDT services through a combination of oral and written formats at venues such as health fairs, immunization clinics, community health services offices, physician and public health offices, and hospitals. • Conducting outreach (such as scheduling appointments and reminding families when exams are due) to ensure that families are benefiting from Medicaid services. • Developing brochures and other materials for informing recipients about Medicaid services. • Maintaining a toll-free number that women and families can contact and receive information from appropriately trained personnel who provide information and referrals for prenatal care, family planning, and well-child services.” Additional information that may be useful to include: • Information on providing referrals and/or services to individuals once identified. • Reporting of data on outreach activities conducted in the State.
Identification and Outreach. The DoH shall: • Maintain a toll-free number that women and families can contact and receive information from appropriately trained personnel who provide information and referrals for MCH program services. • Identify infants, children, adolescents, and women who are potentially eligible for Medicaid and/or who have not received appropriate screenings or services. Once identified, the agency shall: o Assist them in applying for such benefits. o Provide the appropriate referral and/or services. o Conduct outreach to inform the individuals about services for which they are qualified. The DoH and the DHS shall provide additional outreach activities by: • Informing families about Medicaid benefits, especially EPSDT services through a combination of oral and written formats at venues such as health fairs, immunization clinics, community health services offices, physician and public health offices, hospitals, etc. • Conducting outreach (such as scheduling appointments and reminding families when exams are due) to ensure that families are benefiting from Medicaid services. • Developing brochures and other materials for informing recipients about Medicaid services.
Identification and Outreach. Title V will identify infants, children, adolescents, and women who are potentially eligible for Medi-Cal and, once identified, aid them in applying. Title V in collaboration with Title XIX is responsible for outreaching and informing all EPSDT eligible individuals about the program. See also Section 8, Service C1c.
Identification and Outreach. A. HPC Medical Home Initiative shall promote use of EPSDT outreach activities to Primary Care Physicians for Medicaid-enrolled families.
Identification and Outreach. The covered services for this Agreement are (a) outreach to persons who are potentially Introduction Overview Legislation Analysis Development
Identification and Outreach. The focus of this document is outreach; thus, outreach activities comprise the bulk of Section 8.
Identification and Outreach. KDHE must promote early identification and referral of individuals to SRS who may be eligible for Medicaid benefits and must provide state and local SRS offices with MCH program brochures for distribution to Medicaid consumers. Introduction Overview Legislation Analysis Development State IAAs Appendices
Identification and Outreach. The Department contracts with counties to perform outreach and follow-up EPSDT services for eligible children. In order to identify children under 21 in need of medical or remedial services, the Department receives screening and referral information from managed care health plans that is fed into the Department’s “CATCH 3” tracking system.
Identification and Outreach. The FHD shall promote preventive health care and encourage eligible children to receive EPSDT screening examinations.
Identification and Outreach. See Section 8, Service A1.
