...get it. People who smoke are up to 40 percent more likely to get type 2 diabetes than those who don’t smoke. There are other risks to using tobacco when...

...risk assessment, a patient who is deemed to have a high risk of suicide should develop a safety plan. A safety plan helps your patients list coping strategies and sources...

Preventive care is key for the whole family. See a provider on a routine basis even if you are healthy. It helps them find and treat problems early before they...

...Cloth face coverings shouldn’t be placed on: young children under age 2 anyone who has trouble breathing anyone who’s unconscious or incapacitated Don’t use a facemask meant for a healthcare...

...to recognize that appropriate care requires ongoing learning from those whose beliefs and experiences differ from our own, respecting the other person’s identity and acknowledging that each of us is...

...December 25, 2024 Need Personal Assistance? Is there a CareSource member in your family who: Does not speak English? Has limited reading skills? Has trouble seeing or hearing? We can...

...the required medical records to complete the quality-of-care reviews. Providers or facilities who repeatedly fail to return requested medical records are reported to the Credentialing Committee and may face other...

...are available to CareSource members who are hearing impaired, do not speak English, or have limited English-speaking proficiency. These services are available at no cost to the member or provider....

...educational materials tailored just for pregnant women who smoke or use other tobacco products. BABY & ME – Tobacco-Free Program™ This program provides counseling and support to pregnant women who...

...resubmitting to CareSource. Who do health partners contact with questions? Health partners should contact Health Partner Services at 1-855-202-1058. Provider Portal Is there a difference in the information I receive...