...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 and make a healthy...

Advance Directives An advance directive is a written record about your future care and treatment. This includes mental health care. It helps your family and providers know your wishes about...

...or computer. Meet with a doctor anywhere, anytime. It is easy for you and your family to get the care you need. In addition, your telehealth services include general medical...

f Clinical Practice Guidelines CareSource approves and adopts evidence-based nationally accepted standards and clinical practice guidelines to help inform and guide the provision of clinical care to members. CPGs are...

...Family Planning G General Payment Methodology Genetic Testing - Polymerase Chain Reaction Glycosylated Hemoglobin A1C H Healthcare Acquired Conditions, Provider Preventable Conditions and Conditions Present on Admission Hepatitis Panel Hepatitis...

...Provider Types To qualify as a PCP, a provider must practice in one of the following primary care areas: General practice Family practice Internal medicine Pediatrics Obstetrics/gynecology A specialist may...

...Family Intervention (IFI) A service provided for a child or teen that supports the entire family and provides a team of professionals in the family’s home or community. Intensive Home-Based...

...bladder found during a routine family planning visit Treatment of complications related to family planning services Tubal ligation (sterilization) Family Planning pharmacy visits Vaccines for 18-year-old enrollees at no cost....

...when someone may have thoughts of suicide and work with them to create a plan that will support their immediate safety (Suicide Prevention Resource Center). Family and loved ones of...

What is a PCP? A Primary Care Provider also referred to as a PCP or your family doctor, is a CareSource network health care provider. A PCP offers a range...