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<strong>BadgerCare</strong> <strong>Plus</strong> & <strong>Medicaid</strong> <strong>SSI</strong> <strong>Provider</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> - GHC of Eau Claire May 2012<br />

COORDINATION OF CARE MOU’S<br />

<strong>Health</strong> Plans are required by the Department of Human Services to ensure the coordination of care for their<br />

members. Because of this requirement, GHC/Compcare asks Counties and Primary Care Clinics (PCC) to<br />

address the coordination of care for <strong>Health</strong>Check exams with a signed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).<br />

Negotiating an MOU is strictly between the County and Clinic, and either party may decline to sign. However,<br />

having an MOU in place encourages the coordination of care of the client, eliminates the duplication of services,<br />

and saves time and money.<br />

A signed MOU is only required when the County submits claims for <strong>Health</strong>Check exams. MOUs<br />

must be in place between the County Department and client’s Primary Care Clinic (PCC) before the<br />

County will be reimbursed for <strong>Health</strong>Check EXAMS. Either fax a copy of the signed MOU to<br />

GHC/Compcare at: 715-836-7683, or mail a copy to: <strong>Provider</strong> Relations, P.0. Box 3217, Eau Claire, WI<br />

54702-3217.<br />

An MOU is NOT required between the County and PCC if the County only performs components of<br />

the <strong>Health</strong>Check Exam (e.g. immunizations, blood lead screens, dental fluoride varnish, etc.) and does<br />

not perform the <strong>Health</strong>Check exam.<br />

COPAYMENT INFORMATION<br />

<strong>BadgerCare</strong> <strong>Plus</strong>:<br />

Standard Plan: Copayments will not apply for <strong>Group</strong> <strong>Health</strong> and Compcare <strong>BadgerCare</strong> <strong>Plus</strong> clients<br />

enrolled in the Standard Plan. The County’s reimbursement will not be reduced by the copayment amount.<br />

Please do not attempt to collect copayments from <strong>BadgerCare</strong> <strong>Plus</strong> Standard Plan <strong>Group</strong> <strong>Health</strong> and<br />

Compcare HMO clients.<br />

Benchmark: Copayments may apply for clients enrolled in the Benchmark Plan; therefore, it is crucial for<br />

providers to verify a client’s enrollment prior to providing services to determine Plan coverage.<br />

Core Plan (Childless Adults): Copayments will apply for clients enrolled in the Core Plan. Copayment<br />

amounts will vary based on the client’s income level.<br />

All copayments are waived for clients with incomes up to 100% FPL.<br />

For clients with incomes from 100-200% FPL, all copayments are waived except for the following<br />

benefits:<br />

Inpatient Hospital<br />

Outpatient Hospital<br />

Emergency Room (ER)<br />

<strong>Medicaid</strong> <strong>SSI</strong> Managed Care<br />

<strong>Medicaid</strong> <strong>SSI</strong> Managed Care clients do not have copayments for covered medical services. The County’s<br />

reimbursement will not be reduced by the copayment amount. Please do not attempt to collect copayments<br />

from <strong>Medicaid</strong> <strong>SSI</strong> Managed Care clients.<br />

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