CareSource understands that many members will visit their primary medical provider (PMP) first when an underlying substance use disorder (SUD) condition exists and PMPs are often the first line of...

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...

...based medication administration. MyCare and Medicaid Group Medical Practices Benefit Grid – Use this benefit grid to understand the covered services for behavioral health services provided by Group Medical Practices....

...ones. Member Consent/HIPAA Authorization Form Gives permission for CareSource to speak with a caregiver about a member’s medical, payment or protected health information. A CareSource member or appointed representative may...

CareSource covers services that are medically necessary. We also offer rewards and incentives for you. Some services have a small cost to you. This is called a copayment or copay....

...the medical necessity of your health care are based only on how it will affect your care. HAP CareSource does not reward providers or our own staff for turning down...

...Sometimes you need medical care, but don’t know the best place to go. CareSource make it easy to get care for common health needs. See where to get care. CareSource24®...

CareSource covers all medically necessary Medicaid-covered drugs at many pharmacies. CareSource also covers many commonly used over-the-counter (OTC) medications with a written prescription from your doctor. CareSource uses Preferred Drug...

...medical provider (PMP) Any specialists you expect to see Your hospital Make sure the health care providers you plan to use are in our network. In most cases, CareSource does...

...Medical equipment Having medical supplies like breathing equipment and others, delivered to your home. Quantity limits and prior authorizations are waived. This includes: medical supplies such as diabetic supplies, incontinence...