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- Begin by entering the member's health plan, date, and personal details such as name, date of birth, insurance plan, and insurance ID number in the designated fields.
- In Section A, attach a signed copy of the information release form. Then, fill in the diagnosis details under AXIS I, AXIS II, and AXIS III.
- List current medications along with their dosage and frequency. Provide information on current treatment modalities and expected duration.
- Complete the contact information for the behavioral health clinician and psychopharmacologist if applicable.
- In Section B, ensure you provide a copy of the patient’s last physical and date of last appointment. Include any relevant medical information.
- Finally, sign the form as the provider completing this communication to finalize your submission.
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