Utah Admin. Code R414-140-2 - Definitions
The definitions in R414-1 apply to this rule. In addition:
(1) The "Choice of Health
Care Delivery Program" (CHCDP) is a freedom-of-choice waiver program that
allows the Department to require certain groups of Medicaid clients living in
Davis, Salt Lake, Utah, and Weber counties to select a health plan that
provides services in accordance with the program's waiver. The waiver limits
freedom of choice in choosing a health care provider.
(2) An "Enrollee" in the CHCDP is a Medicaid
client who lives in an urban county and is enrolled in a health plan.
(3) A "Health Plan" in the CHCDP is a
federally defined prepaid inpatient health plan, a federally defined primary
care case management system or a federally defined managed care organization
under contract with the Utah Department of Health to provide health care
services to enrollees.
(4) A
"Managed Care Organization" (MCO) is an entity that has a comprehensive risk
contract with the Department to make the services it provides to its Medicaid
enrollees as accessible (in terms of timeliness, amount, duration, and scope)
as those services are to other Medicaid clients within the area served by the
entity. The CHCDP requires MCOs to provide or arrange for services described in
the CHCDP.
(5) "Prepaid Inpatient
Health Plan" (PIHP) is an entity that contracts with the Department under a
non-risk arrangement to provide services described in the CHCDP to Medicaid
enrollees.
(6) "Primary Care Case
Management" (PCCM) is a system under which a physician or other provider
contracts with the State to furnish case management services and to provide
access to services described in the CHCDP.
(7) "Section 1931" is the section of the
Social Security Act that raises the income limits for Medicaid
eligibility.
(8) "Urban county"
means a county with a population greater than 175,000.
(9) "1115 Demonstration for the Primary Care
Network of Utah" is a statewide demonstration waiver that expands Medicaid
coverage to adults ages 19 and older who would not otherwise qualify for
Medicaid. The two groups of individuals covered under the 1115 Demonstration
are Primary Care Network individuals and Non-Traditional Medicaid individuals.
Primary Care Network individuals are those who meet certain income requirements
who would not otherwise qualify for Medicaid. Non-Traditional Medicaid
individuals are those who are ages 19 and older and are not elderly, disabled
or pregnant.
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