Common use of Provider Directory Clause in Contracts

Provider Directory. The Contractor shall develop a searchable provider directory. A printed copy of the provider directory shall also be available to members and OMPP upon request. The Contractor may use the same provider directory for its Indiana State Medicaid lines of business as long as the directory clearly designates which population(s) the provider serves. In accordance with 42 CFR 438.10(h), the provider directory shall include the following information:  Lists of PMPs, the PMPs’ service locations (including county), phone numbers, office hours, type of PMP (i.e., family practice, general practitioners, general internists, general pediatricians, obstetricians and gynecologists, and internal medicine physicians specializing in pediatrics or endocrinology) and whether the PMPs are accepting new members;  Lists of specialty providers (including behavioral health providers and community mental health centers), their service locations (including county), phone numbers, office hours, type of specialty;  Lists of hospital providers, home care providers and all other network providers;  Languages spoken by the provider or the provider’s office personnel;  Provider web sites, if applicable;  If the provider has accommodations for people with physical disabilities; and  Pharmacies and behavioral health providers. The Contractor shall include the aforementioned provider network information in an OMPP- approved format (compliant with Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act) on its member website. The Contractor shall list provider network information by county on the Contractor’s website and update the information every two (2) weeks. Network provider information shall be available to print from a remote user location.

Provider Directory. The Contractor shall develop a searchable provider directory. A printed copy of the provider directory shall also be available to members and OMPP upon request. The Contractor may use the same provider directory for its Indiana State Medicaid lines of business as long as the directory clearly designates which population(s) the provider serves. In accordance with 42 CFR 438.10(h), the provider directory shall include the following information:  ▪ Lists of PMPs, the PMPs’ service locations (including county), phone numbers, office hours, type of PMP (i.e., family practice, general practitioners, general internists, general pediatricians, obstetricians and gynecologists, and internal medicine physicians specializing in pediatrics or endocrinology) and whether the PMPs are accepting new members;  ▪ Lists of specialty providers (including behavioral health providers and community mental health centers), their service locations (including county), phone numbers, office hours, type of specialty;  ▪ Lists of hospital providers, home care providers and all other network providers;  ▪ Languages spoken by the provider or the provider’s office personnel;  ▪ Provider web sites, if applicable;  ▪ If the provider has accommodations for people with physical disabilities; and  ▪ Pharmacies and behavioral health providers. The Contractor shall include the aforementioned provider network information in an OMPP- approved format (compliant with Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act) on its member website. The Contractor shall list provider network information by county on the Contractor’s website and update the information every two (2) weeks. Network provider information shall be available to print from a remote user location.

Provider Directory. The Contractor shall develop a searchable provider directory. A printed copy of the provider directory shall also be available to members and OMPP upon request. The Contractor may use the same provider directory for its Indiana State Medicaid lines of business as long as the directory clearly designates which population(s) the provider serves. In accordance with 42 CFR 438.10(h), the The provider directory shall include the following information:   Lists of PMPs, the PMPs’ service locations (including county), phone numbers, office hours, type of PMP (i.e., family practice, general practitioners, general internists, general pediatricians, obstetricians and gynecologists, and internal medicine physicians specializing in pediatrics or endocrinology) and whether the PMPs are accepting new members;   Lists of specialty providers (including behavioral health providers and community mental health centers), their service locations (including county), phone numbers, office hours, type of specialty;   Lists of hospital providers, home care providers and all other network providers;   Lists of in-network pharmacies serving HIP members, their service locations, and phone numbers.  Languages spoken by the provider or the provider’s office personnel;  Provider web sites, if applicable;  If the provider has accommodations for people with physical disabilities; and  Pharmacies and behavioral health providers. personnel The Contractor shall include the aforementioned provider network information in an OMPP- approved format (compliant with Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act) on its member website. The Contractor shall list provider network information by county on the Contractor’s website and update the information every two (2) weeks. Network provider information shall be available to print from a remote user location.