Common use of PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES Clause in Contracts

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES. Minnesota’s section 1115 PMAP+ demonstration was initially approved and implemented in July 1995. Minnesota was one of the early States to use health care reform waivers to cover uninsured populations. The PMAP+ demonstration provides health care services through a prepaid, capitated managed care delivery model that operates statewide for both MinnesotaCare Program eligibles and Medicaid State plan groups. The goal of Minnesota’s health care reform effort is to provide organized and coordinated health care that includes pre-established provider networks and payment arrangements, administrative and clinical systems for utilization review, quality improvement, patient and provider services, and management of health services. The Demonstration affects coverage for certain specified mandatory State plan eligibles, and the Demonstration also expands coverage to those that would not traditionally qualify for Medicaid, such as higher income parents/caretaker adults.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES. Minnesota’s section 1115 PMAP+ demonstration was initially approved and implemented in July 1995. Minnesota was one of the early States to use health care reform waivers to cover uninsured populations. The PMAP+ demonstration provides health care services through a prepaid, capitated managed care delivery model that operates statewide for both MinnesotaCare Program eligibles and Medicaid State plan groups. The goal of Minnesota’s health care reform effort is to provide organized and coordinated health care that includes pre-established provider networks and payment arrangements, administrative and clinical systems for utilization review, quality improvement, patient and provider services, and management of health services. The populations affected by this Demonstration affects coverage for certain specified not only includes mandatory State plan eligibles, and the Demonstration but also expands coverage to those that would not traditionally qualify for Medicaid, such as higher income parents/caretaker adultscaretakers.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES. Minnesota’s 's section 1115 PMAP+ demonstration was initially approved and implemented in July 1995. Minnesota was one of the early States to use health care reform waivers to cover uninsured populations. The PMAP+ demonstration provides health care services through a prepaid, capitated managed care delivery model that operates statewide for both MinnesotaCare Program eligibles and Medicaid State plan groups. The goal of Minnesota’s 's health care reform effort is to provide organized and coordinated health care that includes pre-established provider networks and payment arrangements, administrative and clinical systems for utilization review, quality improvement, patient and provider services, and management of health services. The Demonstration affects coverage for certain specified mandatory State plan eligibles, and the Demonstration also expands coverage to those that would not traditionally qualify for Medicaid, such as higher income parents/caretaker adults.