...exams. You get this care to help stop a health problem from occurring. Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation A mental health provider looks at you and your family’s health and social history....

...CareSource and the Division of Family & Children Services know you are pregnant as soon as you know. We can send you information you will need. Think about working with...

...people. IHBT brings care to the youth’s home and school. A number of resources can help youth and their families with complex emotional needs. IHBT helps keep the family together...

...the Family and Social Services Administration at 1-800-446-1993 (TTY: 711). Georgia: Call the Georgia Inspector General at 1-800-533-0686 (TTY: 711) or visit https://dch.georgia.gov/report-medicaidpeachcare-kids-fraud. Always be careful when you give out...

...and explain race/ethnicity categories to a member, to assure accurate identification of race/ethnicity for all family members. Treatment plans are developed based on evidence-based clinical practice guidelines with consideration of...

A grievance is a formal complaint about us, our providers or the care you get. You or an authorized representative may file a grievance at any time. Call Member Services...

...use Teladoc. You and your family can talk to a Teladoc provider by phone or video from wherever you are. Use Teladoc for general medical and behavioral health services, like:...

...no cost for members. The plan covers: Doctor visits Prescription medicine Mental health care Dental care Hospitalizations Surgeries Family planning Immunizations(shots) HHW Benefit Packages The State will let you know...

...identify who the member would like to be part of their Person-Centered Team (PCT). The PCT is typically comprised of: Behavioral Health Provider(s) Familial/Community Supports Family Service Workers (if applicable)...

...trips to: Health care visits Renewal appointments with Job and Family Services Pharmacies to pick up your prescriptions Gyms Grocery stores Community and wellness services or events If you’re a...