Common use of Medicaid Managed Care Texas Health Steps Medical Checkups Reports Clause in Contracts

Medicaid Managed Care Texas Health Steps Medical Checkups Reports. Medicaid HMOs must submit reports identifying the number of New Members and Existing Members receiving Texas Health Steps medical checkups. Medicaid HMOs must also document and report those Members refusing to obtain the medical checkups. The documentation must include the reason the Member refused the checkup or the reason the checkup was not received. The definitions, timeframe, format, and details of the reports are contained and described in the Uniform Managed Care Manual, Chapters 12.4, 12.5, 12.6, and 12.13.

Medicaid Managed Care Texas Health Steps Medical Checkups Reports. Medicaid HMOs MCOs must submit reports identifying the number of New Members and Existing Members receiving Texas Health Steps medical checkups, or refusing to obtain the medical checkups. Medicaid HMOs MCOs must also document and report those Members refusing to obtain the medical checkups. The documentation must include the reason the Member refused the checkup or the reason the checkup was not received. The definitions, timeframe, format, and details of the reports are contained and described in the Uniform Managed Care Manual, Manual Chapters 12.4, 12.5, 12.6, and 12.13.

Medicaid Managed Care Texas Health Steps Medical Checkups Reports. Medicaid HMOs MCOs must submit reports identifying the number of New Members and Existing Members receiving Texas Health Steps medical checkups, or refusing to obtain the medical checkups. Medicaid HMOs MCOs must also document and report those Members refusing to obtain the medical checkups. The documentation must include the reason the Member refused the checkup or the reason the checkup was not received. The definitions, timeframe, format, and details of the reports are contained and described in the Uniform Managed Care Manual, Manual Chapters 12.4, 12.5, and 12.6, and 12.13.