Common use of Newborn Checkups Clause in Contracts

Newborn Checkups. HMO must have mechanisms in place to ensure that all newborn Members have an initial newborn checkup before discharge from the hospital and again within two weeks from the time of birth. HMO must require providers to send all THSteps newborn screens to the TDH Bureau of Laboratories or a TDH certified laboratory. Providers must include detailed identifying information for all screened newborn Members and the Member's mother to allow TDH to link the screens performed at the hospital with screens performed at the two week follow-up.

Newborn Checkups. HMO must have mechanisms in place to ensure that all newborn Members have an initial newborn checkup before discharge from the hospital and again within two weeks from the time of birth. HMO must require providers to send all THSteps newborn screens to the TDH Bureau of Laboratories or a TDH certified laboratory. Providers must include detailed identifying information for all screened newborn Members and the Member's mother to allow TDH HHSC to link the screens performed at the hospital with screens performed at the two two-week follow-up.

Newborn Checkups. HMO must have mechanisms in place to ensure that all newborn children of Members have an initial newborn checkup before discharge from the hospital and again within two weeks from the time of birth. HMO must require providers to send all THSteps newborn screens to the TDH Bureau of Laboratories or a TDH certified laboratory. Providers must include detailed identifying information for all screened newborn Members newborns and the Member's mother to allow TDH to link the screens performed at the hospital with screens performed at the two week follow-up.

Newborn Checkups. HMO must have mechanisms in place to ensure that all newborn Members have an initial newborn checkup before discharge from the hospital and again within two weeks from the time of birth. HMO must require providers to send 1999 Renewal Contract Xxxxxx Service Area August 9, 1999 44 all THSteps newborn screens to the TDH Bureau of Laboratories or a TDH certified laboratory. Providers must include detailed identifying information for all screened newborn Members and the Member's mother to allow TDH to link the screens performed at the hospital with screens performed at the two week follow-up.

Newborn Checkups. HMO must have mechanisms in place to ensure that all newborn Members have an initial newborn checkup before discharge from the hospital and again within two weeks from the time of birth. HMO must require providers to send all THSteps newborn screens to the TDH Bureau of Laboratories or a TDH certified laboratory. Providers must include detailed identifying information for all screened 1999 Renewal Contract Bexar Service Area August 9, 1999 newborn Members and the Member's mother to allow TDH to link the screens performed at the hospital with screens performed at the two week follow-up.