Who’s Eligible and How to Apply?



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Who’s Eligible and How to Apply?

  • To participate in Smiles For Children (SFC), recipients must first be eligible for Medicaid, FAMIS or FAMIS Plus.

  • Once eligible, recipients are automatically enrolled in the SFC program and receive a Member Handbook.

  • Recipients do not receive a SFC ID card. Recipients may use:

    • Commonwealth of Virginia (blue and white) plastic identification
    • MCO identification card
  • For questions regarding Medicaid eligibility, recipients should:

    • Visit their local Department of Social Services
      • http://www.dss.virginia.gov/
  • For questions regarding FAMIS or FAMIS Plus eligibility, recipients should:

    • Go online and visit: www.famis.org; or
    • Call 1-866-87FAMIS (1-866-873-2647)


Enrollee Eligibility

  • Doral uses the 12-digit Medicaid ID number as the enrollee ID Number.

  • Eligibility may be confirmed using:

    • Doral website
    • By calling 1-888-912-3456
    • DMAS MediCall voice response system at 1-800-884-9730 or 1-800-772-9996.
  • If DMAS Medicall voice response system is used, providers are cautioned to listen to the entire message. Members may be in a waiver program, such as the Family Planning Waiver, and may not be eligible for dental benefits.



Interactive Phone System

  • AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A DAY!

  • By dialing 1-888-912-3456 and choosing option 1 providers can access:

    • Patient Eligibility
    • Limited Claims History
    • Fax Back Confirmation of eIVR call
    • Spanish Call Handling
  • Patients eligibility can be verified on the eIVR along with limited claim history (codes: D0120, D0150, D0210, D0272, D0274, D0330, D1110, D1120, D1201, D1203, D1204, D1205, D1351, D5110, D5120, D5130 and D5140)

  • Confirmation fax of the eIVR available to providers who use the system

  • Option to choose Spanish or English



Enrollee Eligibility – FAMIS MOMS

  • FAMIS MOMS receive comprehensive health care benefits during pregnancy and for two months following the end of pregnancy-this includes SFC dental benefits if under twenty one years of age. Detailed information is available at www.famis.org.

  • Providers are encouraged to contact Doral to verify eligibility prior to rendering services.



Benefits For Enrollees Under Age 21

  • SFC provides comprehensive dental benefits for enrollees under the age of 21:

    • Diagnostic
    • Preventive
    • Restorative
    • Endodontics
    • Periodontics
    • Prosthodontics Removable
    • Prosthodontics Fixed
    • Oral Surgery
    • Orthodontics
    • Adjunctive General
  • A full explanation of benefits can be found in the Office Reference Manual, Exhibit A.



Benefits For Enrollees Age 21 and Older

  • Coverage for adults, age 21 or older, is limited to medically necessary oral surgery and associated diagnostic services.

  • Diagnostic services include the oral examination and selected radiographs needed to assess the oral health, diagnose oral pathology, and develop an adequate treatment plan.

  • Extractions for adults must be medically necessary and be complicating the patient’s general health as documented by the dentist or medical provider:

    • Severe periodontal infection which causes acute pain, loss of appetite or weight due to pain or infection
    • Exacerbates a medical condition/medical management such as diabetes, heart valve condition


Benefits For Enrollees Age 21 and Older

  • Services for adults require Prepayment Review:

    • Services requiring prepayment review, require that proper documentation be submitted with the claim following treatment in order for the claim to be considered for reimbursement.
  • For all services that require Prepayment Review, Providers have the option of requesting prior authorization:

    • Services requiring prior authorization/pre-determination require that documentation regarding the medical necessity of the proposed treatment be submitted and authorization from Doral be obtained before the services are rendered.
  • A full explanation of benefits can be found in the Office Reference Manual, Exhibit B.

  • Oral surgery procedures not listed in Exhibit B may be covered under the member’s medical benefits through the Medicaid, FAMIS, or FAMIS Plus fee-for-service or managed care organization (MCO) program.



Office Reference Manual

  • Policies and procedures

  • Instructions for claims filing

  • Benefits and limitations

  • Instructions regarding services that require prior authorization

  • Orthodontia criteria

  • Outreach services

  • American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) dental care guidelines

  • Important phone numbers and addresses

  • The Office Reference Manual (ORM) is available on line:

  • Go to www.doralusa.com. Click on Providers.” After logging in, “View Documents”

  • or

  • Download a copy from the DMAS website at http://www.dmas.virginia.gov



Provider Web Portal (PWP)

  • Meets accessibility standards put forth by the ADA (Americans with Disabilities).

  • Users can use any browser – no longer limited to “Internet Explorer.”

  • New improved look for ease of use.

  • Easy to read menu.

  • Email form for streamlined communication.

  • Payment release dates so Providers can easily track payment dates.

  • Location information displayed for the office staff to check accuracy and update the information via a contact form.

  • Claims and authorization entry still available with accurate reporting and tracking information.



Enrollee Outreach Initiatives



Broken Appointments

  • Broken appointments:

    • A major concern for DMAS, VDA, ODDS, and Doral
    • Recognized as expensive for dentists
    • Lead to dentists unwillingness to participate in the program
  • In December 2005, Doral implemented the Broken Appointment Tracking Initiative in order to collect data to better track, trend, and understand the issue

  • Doral uses the information to:

    • Educate families regarding the importance of appointments and compliance with treatment plans


Broken Appointment Initiative

  • Broken Appointment Tracking Log Outcomes

    • Over 10,000 broken appointments from SFC participating dentists have been received since Fall 2006.
  • Enhancements to the Broken Appointment Tracking Form

    • Missed appointment - a missed appointment where the member or member representative did not call to cancel
    • Late Notice Cancellation (LNC) - a missed appointment with a cancellation less than 24 hours prior to the appointment time
    • Reason codes - 1) forgot about appointment., 2) conflict with schedule, 3) transportation 4) illness, 5) other.
  • Next Steps:

    • Broken Appointment Best Practices Questionnaire
    • Broken Appointment Focused Survey
    • SFC Broken Appointment Pilot Program


SFC Transportation Complaint Form

  • Analyses of data related to broken appointments indicate problems with transportation as one reason for broken appointments.

  • Providers are encouraged to report problems with transportation to DMAS. The SFC Transportation Complaint Form can now be used to report problems.



Interpreter Services- Pending Implementation

  • Title XIX of the Social Security Act requires Medicaid providers to provide non-discriminatory services to its clients including those with limited English proficiency.

  • In order to help providers with this requirement, DMAS has implemented a provision for reimbursement of interpreter services under the SFC program when there is a need and it relates to the treatment.

  • In order for the SFC dentist to be reimbursed for interpreter services performed at the dental office, the provider must submit documentation (invoice) of the services provided by and paid to a professional interpreter. The following elements must included in the documentation:

    • Date(s) of Service
    • Patient name and ID number
    • Copy of the invoice showing the name, address and telephone number of the professional interpreter service, the type and length of service, and the amount paid
  • Mail the SFC Professional Interpreter Service Invoice Form along with the above documentation to:

  • Doral Dental

  • ATTN: Lori Howley

  • 12121 N. Corporate Parkway

  • Mequon, WI 53092

  • An interpreter services resource listing will be located on the DMAS website, http://www.dmas.virginia.gov. A copy of the resource listing will also be available upon request.



How to Locate a Provider



Provider Directory

  • Contents:

  • Provider name

  • Practice name

  • Office address(es)

  • Telephone number(s)

  • Provider specialty

  • Panel status

  • Office hours

  • Languages spoken

  • Any other panel limitations



Doral Dental USA Website

  • Open Microsoft Internet Explorer and access www.doralusa.com.

  • Click on the “Find A Provider” button to continue.



Find A Provider



Find A Provider Search Results



Contact Information

  • DMAS Smiles For Children Staff:

  • Sandra Brown, MSW:

  • Dental Program Manager

  • Direct Line: (804) 786-1567

  • Fax: (804) 786-5799

  • Email: sandra.brown@dmas.virginia.gov

  • Dr. Marjorie Chema, DDS:

  • Dental Consultant

  • Direct Line: (804) 786-6635

  • Fax: (804) 786-5799

  • Email: marjorie.chema@dmas.virginia.gov

  • Lisa Bilik:

  • Dental Contract Monitor

  • Direct Line: (804) 786-7956

  • Fax: (804) 786-5799

  • Email: lisa.bilik@dmas.virginia.gov



Thank You!



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