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Division of Medical Assistance
Providing access to high quality, medically necessary health care for eligible North Carolina residents through cost effective purchasing of health care services and products.
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Community Care of North Carolina/Carolina ACCESS Management Reports
In order to assist
providers enrolled in Community Care of North Carolina/Carolina ACCESS
(CCNC/CA) with managing and coordinating care for their Carolina ACCESS
patients, DMA provides four management reports. Primary care providers
are strongly encouraged to review these reports each month.
| Report Name |
Purpose |
| Monthly Carolina ACCESS Enrollment Report |
Provides names and information about
the recipients who are newly enrolled, currently enrolled, and no
longer enrolled, effective the month the report is received. |
| Monthly Emergency Room Management Report |
Provides names, diagnoses, and the
cost of care for recipients who went to the emergency room for services. The
reason for the visit is divided into emergency diagnoses and non-emergency
diagnoses as defined by DMA. The data is based on claims processed
during the previous month. |
| Monthly Referral Report |
Provides the names of recipients who
have seen another medical provider during the previous month. Providers
can use this report to see where their patients obtained care and
if they authorized the care. This also lets the provider know when
an override is approved for services by another provider. |
| Quarterly Utilization Report |
Shows providers the utilization and
cost of recipients linked to their practice. Information is categorized
by PCP office visits, ER/urgent care, pharmacy, hospital inpatient,
inpatient and outpatient mental health, specialist referrals, labs,
x-rays, and outpatient ambulatory. Information is based on date
of payment. Provides comparison with PCP peer group. |
These reports
are mailed to each CCNC/CA practice. Providers can also view and download
the reports from a confidential website; however, the Provider Confidential
and Security Agreement with an original signature must be on file with
DMA in order for providers to access the website. Providers may complete
and submit the security agreement to DMA. When the security agreement
is received, EDS will assign a log-on and password to the practice.
May 2, 2008
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