Self-Referral. The member may recognize the need for assistance through the program.
Self-Referral. The member may recognize the need for assistance and seek assistance through the program.
Self-Referral. Direct Access The PH-MCO may not require referrals from a PCP for certain services. A Member may self-refer for vision, dental care, obstetrical and gynecological (OB/GYN) services, providing the Member obtains the services within the Provider Network. A Member may access chiropractic services in accordance with the process set forth in MA Bulletin 99-10-12, and physical therapy services in accordance with the amended Physical Therapy Act (63 P.S. §§1301 et seq.) The PH-MCO may not use either the referral process or Prior Authorization to manage the utilization of Family Planning Services. The PH-MCO may not restrict the right of a Member to choose a Health Care Provider for Family Planning Services and must make such services available without regard to marital status, age, sex or parenthood. Members may access at a minimum, health education and counseling necessary to make an informed choice about contraceptive methods, pregnancy testing and counseling, breast cancer screening services, basic contraceptive supplies such as oral birth control pills, diaphragms, foams, creams, jellies, condoms (male and female), Norplant, injectables, intrauterine devices, and other family planning procedures as described in Exhibit F, Family Planning Services Procedures. The PH-MCO must pay for Out-of- Network Services. The PH-MCO must provide Members with direct access to OB/GYN services and must have a system in place that does not erect barriers to care for pregnant women and does not involve a time-consuming authorization process or unnecessary travel. The PH-MCO must permit Members to select a Network Provider, including nurse midwives, to obtain maternity and gynecological care without prior approval from a PCP. This includes selecting a Network Provider to provide an annual well-woman gynecological visit, primary and preventive gynecology care, including a PAP smear and referrals for diagnostic testing related to maternity and gynecological care, and Medically Necessary follow-up care. In situations where a new Member is pregnant and already receiving care from an Out-of-Network OB-GYN specialist at the time of Enrollment, the Member may continue to receive services from that specialist throughout the pregnancy and postpartum care related to the delivery, pursuant to 28 Pa. Code §9.684.
Self-Referral. Section 1. An employee who voluntarily identifies himself or herself as someone who uses illegal drugs or misuses alcohol, prior to being identified through other means, shall not be identified to the Agency on the first occurrence of such self-referral, for the purposes of taking disciplinary action.
Self-Referral. There are some services which can be accessed without a referral from the Member’s Primary Care Physician (PCP). Vision, dental care, obstetrical and gynecological (OB/GYN) services may be self-referred, provided the Member obtains the services from the PH-MCO’s Provider Network.
Self-Referral. A. If an employee believes they have a substance abuse problem, the employee may make a confidential appointment with a counselor at EAP.
Self-Referral. Direct Access PCOs must provide Members with direct access to OB/GYN services in accordance with 40 P.S. §991.2111(7) and 28 Pa. Code §9.682. The PCO must have a system in place that does not erect barriers to care for pregnant women and does not involve a time-consuming authorization process or unnecessary travel. When a pregnant Member is receiving care from an Out-of-Network OB-GYN at the time of Enrollment, the Member may continue to receive services from that Provider throughout the pregnancy and postpartum care related to the delivery, in accordance with 28 Pa. Code §9.684. The PCO must comply with 40 P.S. §991.2111 and 28 Pa. Code
Self-Referral. Direct Access PCOs must provide Members with direct access to OB/GYN services in accordance with 40 P.S. §991.2111(7) and 28 Pa. Code
Self-Referral. A Member who makes a self-referral (e.g., no management involvement or positive results) will be allowed to take accumulated sick leave, vacation leave, E.O.D. compensatory time, and Family Medical Leave Act leave to participate in a treatment program. The cost of any treatment or rehabilitation services will be paid for by the Member or the Member’s insurance provider.
Self-Referral. Any student who willingly seeks help for Alcohol, Drug, or Tobacco Use/Abuse/Distribution may use a “self referral” one time in his or her high school career. The self referral may not be concurrent with police reports, court charges, coach, staff, other participants, or adult (other than parent/guardian) referrals. A self referral can be used only prior to being caught violating this policy. Participants who meet this definition will be referred to the school approved drug/alcohol abstinence program and he or she must meet any other conditions as issued by the Principal. All self referral information will be kept in the strictest confidence. The student and parents are expected to honor this confidence and maintain a serious approach to this intervention process. Any frivolous abuse will result in the loss of the self referral option and immediate application of the applicable restrictions.
