Common use of Use of Non-Medicaid Providers Clause in Contracts

Use of Non-Medicaid Providers. Effective February 1, 2008, the Department deems any WIC project that has a contract with the Department’s Division of Public Health to be a certified provider for the purposes of blood lead testing (and related services such as brief office visit, lab handling fee, etc.) only. The HMO may enter into a contract or MOU with such a WIC project and will directly reimburse the WIC project for those services.

Use of Non-Medicaid Providers. Effective February 1, 2008, the Department deems any WIC project that has a contract with the Department’s Division of Public Health to be a certified provider for the purposes of blood lead testing (and related services such as brief office visit, lab handling fee, etc.) only. The HMO may enter into a contract or MOU with such a WIC project and will directly reimburse the WIC project for those services.

Use of Non-Medicaid Providers. Effective February 1, 2008, the The Department deems any WIC project that has a contract with the Department’s Division of Public Health to be a certified provider for the purposes of blood lead testing (and related services such as brief office visit, lab handling fee, etc.) only. The HMO PIHP may enter into a contract or MOU with such a WIC project and will directly reimburse the WIC project for those services.

Use of Non-Medicaid Providers. Effective February 1, 2008, the The Department deems any WIC project that has a contract with the Department’s Division of Public Health to be a certified provider only for the purposes of blood lead testing (and related services services, such as brief office visit, lab handling fee, etc.) only. The HMO PIHP may enter into a contract or MOU with such a WIC project and will directly reimburse the WIC project for those services.