N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 18 § 508.12 - Continuing care providers
(a)
Continuing care providers must provide at least the following services to
persons eligible for C/THP services formally enrolled with the provider:
(1) screening, diagnosis and treatment, and
follow-up services in accordance with C/THP standards contained in section
508.8
of this Part;
(2) maintenance of a
comprehensive health history, including information received from other medical
or dental providers;
(3) direct
provision of, or referral for, medically necessary services;
(4) direct provision of, or referral for,
dental services, or referral to the local social services district for such
services;
(5) assistance with
transportation and/or scheduling assistance for medical or dental services, or
referral to the local social services district for such services; and
(6) physician's services as needed by the
recipient for acute, episodic or chronic illnesses or conditions.
(b) The agreement with the
continuing care provider must specify:
(1)
whether direct dental services or referral to dental services are provided. If
the provider does not provide either service, then the provider must refer
recipients to the local social services district for dental services;
(2) whether transportation to C/THP providers
and/or assistance with the scheduling of appointments with C/THP providers will
be furnished. If the provider does not furnish either service, the provider
must refer recipients to the local social services district for such services;
and
(3) that such provider will
submit such reports to the department as are agreed to be submitted.
(c) To be formally enrolled with a
continuing care provider, a person eligible for C/THP services or person
legally responsible for such an eligible person must agree to use one
continuing care provider as his/her regular source for the services described
in subdivision (a) of this section for a specified period of time. Both the
person eligible for C/THP services and the continuing care provider must agree
in writing to their respective obligations under a continuing care
arrangement.
(d) All agreements
between local services districts and health-care maintenance organizations or
other continuing care providers must require such organizations and providers
to provide the services identified in this section and to comply with the
requirements of this section. All such agreements must be approved by the
department.
Notes
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