Multi-disciplinary Assessment Team definition
Multi-disciplinary Assessment Team or “MAT” – means a group of health care providers and other professionals, including physicians, pediatricians, psychologists, clinical social worker, licensed vocational nurses, pediatric nurse practitioner, occupational therapist, and home visitor housed at the entry point to the Protective Services Child Health (PSCH) system who will jointly assess and develop a child health plan for each referred child (in conjunction with the CSW, a PHN, and, as appropriate, the child’s primary caregivers).
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DOH Eligibility for Medical ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Care Program is determined through the Child Multidisciplinary Assessment Team (CMAT) staffing.
The MFC parent is a Medicaid provider and bills Medicaid a per diem rate for rendering MFC Personal Care Services for each MFC child, according to the child's level of reimbursement, which is established by CMS' Children's Multidisciplinary Assessment Team CMS provides for care coordination.
Each building shall receive copies of the Procedural Handbook for Special Education, which includes Procedures for Students' Program Changes and Multi-disciplinary Assessment Team Procedures.