Learn what the terms mean that your provider uses. There are even more word meanings in your member handbook. Term Definition Inpatient Services Inpatient Services are when you spend at...

...network of primary and specialty providers who are capable of meeting your needs with respect to physical access, and communication and scheduling needs, and are subject to ongoing assessment of...

...need for health services. Member Responsibilities As a member of CareSource MyCare Ohio you must also be sure to: Have an in-network primary care provider (PCP). Use only approved primary...

...to Chronic Opioid Use Cardiovascular Hypertension ASCVD Primary and Secondary Prevention Diabetes A1c Control If you would like more details on specific programs within these key clinical areas, a list...

...to Care Sometimes you need medical care, but you can’t see your primary care provider (PCP). HAP CareSource MI Health Link makes it easy to get care for common health...

...psychiatric nurse practitioners, physician assistants (PAs), case managers, therapists, and psychiatrists; however, some materials may also be appropriate for primary care and other health care providers who focus on substance...

...CoCM team is led by the primary medical provider (PMP), supported by a behavioral health care manager and a psychiatric consultant. The team implements a care plan based on evidence-based...

...full list of benefits. Provider Directory The most up-to-date list of providers is available through our Find a Doctor tool. This tool will show you primary care providers (PCPs), specialists,...

It’s recommended that teens and young adults visit their primary care provider (PCP) for a Healthchek exam every year up to age 21. Healthchek is Ohio’s EPSDT benefit. EPSDT covers...

...your primary language. In other formats, to help if you have trouble reading the information. This can be for any reason. Choose an in-network provider for a service you are...