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hi my name is erica robles today i will
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be providing you an overview of
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community health groups new benefit
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enhanced care management also known as
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ecm i will be reviewing the population
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of focus covered in this program as well
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as the core services offered
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ecm is a whole person approach to care
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that addresses the needs of members with
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the most complex medical and social
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conditions through coordination of
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services and comprehensive care
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this program will cover adults that are
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experiencing homelessness high utilizers
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adults with smi or sud
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transitioning from incarceration
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individuals at risk for
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institutionalization who are eligible
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for long-term care services and or
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nursing facility residents transitioning
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up to age 21 that are experiencing
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children with sed or chr
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enrolled in ccs or ccs whole child model
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with needs beyond the ccs qualifying
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currently or previously involved in
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and or children transitioning from
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to improve the health and well-being of
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these populations ecm is comprised of
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these services are outreach and
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comprehensive assessment and care
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enhanced care coordination
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comprehensive transitional care
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member and family supports and
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coordination of and referral to
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community and social support services
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now let's take a closer look at these
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community health group will be
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responsible for identifying members who
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qualify for ecm and assigning them to an
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members will be tiered into three risk
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high moderate and low ecm providers are
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responsible for reaching out to and
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engaging assigned members
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the ideal and preferred method for
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outreach is in-person contact if that is
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not possible providers may also reach
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out to member by mail email text
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telephone or telehealth
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to comply with the outreach requirement
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outreach attempts must be spread over a
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two-month period with three attempts per
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month for a total of six attempts
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all attempts must be documented and made
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on a separate date and time
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it is important to note that member
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outreach will count as successful once
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the ecm provider has documented the
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member has opted in or declined
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ecm services or they have exhausted all
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six attempts whichever occurs sooner ecm
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providers will be paid only for
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once ecm providers have enrolled the
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member into the ecm program they will
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commence the comprehensive assessment
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and care plan process
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activities for comprehensive assessment
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and care management plan include
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evaluating the members clinical and
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non-clinical needs to identify gaps in
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developing a comprehensive plan that
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includes the members strengths risks
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incorporating strategies to address
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healthcare and social needs
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reassessment every six months unless a
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member's health should dictate sooner
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and ensuring that the care plan is under
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appropriate clinical oversight
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when developing care plans care plans
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a goal to overcome the problem
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interventions to meet the goal
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and any applicable outcomes
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once a care plan has been created with
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the member by the lead care manager it
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will be used as a guide for enhanced
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enhanced coordination of care includes
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all of the services necessary to
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implement the care plan
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ecm providers are responsible for
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using the care plan to organize care
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activities and involve all individuals
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needed to execute those activities
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providing support to members to engage
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them in their treatment such as
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medication review scheduling
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appointments and or coordinating
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following up with a member to review
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care plan goals and needs and ensuring
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regular contact with a member and or
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authorized representative
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health promotion is another core service
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ecm providers are responsible for
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encouraging and supporting members to
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make healthy lifestyle choices
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ecm providers shall support members by
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working with them to identify and build
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on family and or support networks
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linking members to self-help recovery
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and engaging members to participate in
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and manage their care
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for example you may have a member with
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uncontrolled diabetes and their care
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plan goal is to reduce their a1c by
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three percent in the next four months an
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intervention could be to meet one-on-one
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with a health educator or attend a group
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class on diabetes to improve their
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knowledge on their chronic condition and
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self-management skills
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comprehensive transitional care
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includes services that are intended to
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support ecm members who are discharged
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from facility settings to ease their
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transition back into the community
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this can help avoid unnecessary
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ecm providers are responsible for
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developing an updated transition plan
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coordinating any support services to
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facilitate the transition
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tracking member admission and discharges
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and communicating to appropriate care
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coordinating medication review and
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providing adherent support and referrals
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to appropriate services
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member and family supports are
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activities that ensure that the member
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and their authorized representative
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adhere to the members treatment
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member and family supports includes
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documenting the members authorized
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ensuring all required authorizations are
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educating the member on their care plan
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and resources to adhere to it
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ensuring that the member's ecm lead care
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manager serves as a point of contact and
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providing the member with a copy of
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their care plan and information on how
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coordination of and referral to
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community and social support services
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includes determining the appropriate
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services that meet the members needs to
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address any present or emerging social
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factors this includes
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identifying needs to offer community
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support services when appropriate and
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coordinating referrals to other
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we have now reviewed all seven core
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thank you for being an ecm provider and
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taking care of our members with the most
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complex needs remember it's the
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community that counts and we'll see you