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Missouri Application for the State Children’s Health Insurance Program Effective Date: 05/01/2009 Approval Date:
Prior Approval Date: 09/28/2007 - 30 - entity requesting supplies, distribute the EPSDT brochures. Please see Attachment 5. Reminder letters are sent to each child on or shortly after they become age appropriate for a health screen according to the periodicity schedule. Please see Attachment 6. The MO HealthNet Division allows providers to use electronic record keeping of the ESPDT screening components instead of the paper screening forms. The MO HealthNet Division held meetings with health care providers and other state agencies to review and revise the EPSDT screening forms. The MO HealthNet Division continues outreach efforts in conjunction with DHSS through a cooperative agreement. Collaboration between the two agencies consists of: • Local public health agencies continue to view and download county-specific EPSDT reports each month for outreach and follow-up. The EPSDT reports are available electronically. • Participation in initiatives of DHSS that support well child issues—Folic Acid Advisory Group and the Crosswalk Team. • Initiate collaborative meetings in conjunction with the SCHIP 1 and SCHIP 2. This statewide effort brings together local public health agencies and schools to enhance outreach efforts to families of children eligible for SCHIP 1 and SCHIP 2. • Well child care (including Health Children and Youth (HCY) exams) information about SCHIP 1 and SCHIP 2 is available on the DHSS website, Baby Your Baby pages: http://www.dhss.mo.gov/babyyourbaby/. MO HealthNet Managed Care Delivery System The contract with the MCOs include service accessibility standards for 24-hour coverage, travel distance standards, appointment standards, and care management. The monitoring of the standards is further outlined in the QI Strategy. The HEDIS measures in the QI Strategy include childhood immunizations, well child visits, adolescent well child visits, and the Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) survey. The State continues to include language in the MO HealthNet Managed Care contracts tying EPSDT performance to capitation payments.