Dhcs 6216-2025

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The document is a communication from the California Department of Health Care Services outlining the requirements for applicants seeking to enroll as Medi-Cal providers. It details the necessary forms, including the Medi-Cal Rendering Provider application and associated documentation, such as the National Provider Identifier (NPI) and proof of professional liability insurance. The letter emphasizes the importance of submitting complete applications, reporting changes promptly, and adhering to Medi-Cal regulations to avoid denial or suspension from the program.

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What is included in a problem list?

Problem lists should only include active problems and issues relevant to present and future care. This requires removing problems that are no longer relevant and adding newly diagnosed chronic conditions. In most EHRs, the problem list is used for clinical decision support.

Is DHCS only in California?

DHCS initiatives are designed to support the health of Medi-Cal members and communities across California.

What is the problem list in Epic?

The PROBLEMLIST table contains data from patients problem lists in the clinical system. The data in this table reflects the current status of all problems on the patients problem list. In the clinical system, each problem is marked as active until it becomes (and is marked) Resolved or Deleted.

What is the 90 day rule for DHCS?

The 90 Day Rule set by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) allows candidates to count supervised experience toward licensure when gained during the window of time between the degree award date and the issue date of the associate registration number.

What is the DHCS definition of homelessness?

An individual or family who lacks adequate nighttime residence; An individual or family with a primary residence that is a public or private place not designed for or ordinarily used for habitation; An individual or family living in a shelter; An individual exiting an institution into homelessness; An

What is the problem list for DHCS?

The problem list is a list that may include symptoms, conditions, diagnoses, social drivers, and/or risk factors identified through assessment, psychiatric diagnostic evaluation, crisis encounters, or other types of service encounters. It may be updated throughout the course of treatment by members of the care team.

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