...rides to the doctor for prenatal care. We want you and your baby to be healthy! Let us know if you have any special needs or instructions. Examples are if...

...hospital setting and get care. This care could be for mental health and/or substance use needs. This is not a complete list of benefits. See your member handbook or call...

...are open Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Formula Feeding The nutritional needs of babies are very specific in their first year of life. No brand of infant...

...staff who can work with you one-on-one to help coordinate your health care needs. They will contact you by phone: If your provider requests one to contact you. If you...

...2014 Date Posted ALERT: ICD-10 Transition Webinar 12/15/2014 UPDATE – ICD-10 Training Needs and Provider Checklist 11/07/2014 Text4Baby Service Launches for Ohio Medicaid Members 10/28/2014 MyCare Ohio Enrollment Changes 10/14/2014...

...with you to help coordinate your health and non-health care needs. Care managers can help you and your family with your pregnancy. They can help coordinate your health and non-health...

...8 a.m. – 5 p.m. CT As a CareSource member, you have access to many pharmacies for your prescription needs. You may go to any of our network pharmacies or...

...special health care needs. Registered nurses, social workers and outreach workers can work with you one-on-one to help coordinate your care. For more specific information about your benefits and services,...

...a part of EPSDT, care management services are available to all members who have special health care needs. To schedule an EPSDT preventive health visit, call your PCP. Make sure...

...including those members identified as having special health care needs. For continuity of care request approvals for non-participating primary care providers, 30 days of service will be allowed for the...