Virginia Premier CompleteCare Provider Resource Guide

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Virginia Premier CompleteCare Provider Resource Guide

Info in this Resource Guide Our Clearinghouses Checking Eligibility Getting an Authorization Getting Help with Claims Claims Submission Scheduling Transportation Contact Information LTSS Authorization Information

Our Clearinghouses We participate with: Christina Chewning Phone: 813-363-5255 christina.chewning@availity.com Jennifer Nethery Phone: 800-981-8601 Jennifer.Nethery@RelayHealth.com Providers can go through either one of these clearinghouses to submit claims to us electronically.

Checking Eligibility Call us! Please contact our Member Services call center to check a member’s eligibility. You can reach us at 1-855-338-6467. A member’s eligibility must be checked through Virginia Premier and not through CMS or DMAS. If you have the Members Medicaid Number, you may determine in which Health Plan the beneficiary has enrolled through the DMAS website

Checking Eligibility Use our Provider Portal! You can use our provider portal to check a Member’s eligibility The provider portal can be found here: https://www.vapremier.com/providers/provider-portals/ Contact Provider Services to get signed up today! You can reach them at vphpnetdev@vapremier.com or by calling our Provider Services line at 1-855-338-6467 A member’s eligibility must be checked through Virginia Premier and not through CMS or DMAS.

Getting an Authorization Call us! Our Medical Management team is standing by to assist you with getting an authorization They can be reached at 1-888-251-3063 We also welcome your faxed authorization requests. The authorization form can be found on our website and the fax number is 1-800-827-7192

Getting Help with Claims Call us! Our Customer Service Team is standing by to assist you with any claim issues you may be having Call us at 1-855-338-6467 Your Provider Service Representative or your regional Long Term Services and Supports Manager can also help you with any issues that you may have You can reach them at vphpnetdev@vapremier.com or by calling our Provider Services line at 1-855-338-6467

Getting Help with Claims Use our Provider Portal! You can use our provider portal to check the status of your claim The provider portal can be found here: https://www.vapremier.com/providers/provider-portals/ Contact Provider Services to get signed up today! You can reach them at vphpnetdev@vapremier.com or by calling our Provider Services line at 1-855-338-6467

Online Claims Submission There are several ways! You can enter your claim using our provider portal or using one of our clearinghouses – Availity or RelayHealth

Paper Claims Submission Paper Claims should be submitted to the following addresses: Primary Care Providers CCC by Virginia Premier P.O. Box 4468 Richmond, VA 23220-0207 Specialty Providers Richmond, VA 23220-0208 Hospital Claims Richmond, VA 23220-0120 Claims Appeals Richmond, VA 23220-0307 Transportation Claims P. O. Box 4468 Richmond, Virginia 23220-5287

Scheduling Transportation Call us! Please contact our Member Services call center to get help with scheduling transportation. You can reach us at 1-855-338-6467.

Contact Information Our Call Centers 1-855-338-6467 Member Services Claims Customer Service 1-888-251-3063 Organizational Determinations Provider Services Case Management

Service Facilitation / Consumer Directed Services

Call Care Manager (1-855-338-6467) LTSS Authorizations All LTSS services shall require prior authorization  and approval of services is based on the DMAS screening tools and criteria and LOC assessment and score if applicable. The PAS team should send all screening documents (UAI, DMAS-97 and DMAS-96) to Virginia Premier CompleteCare. The pre-authorization process allows Virginia Premier CompleteCare to: Verify the member’s eligibility Determine the services required to meet the Member’s need Contact the member to review their chosen model of care delivery and agency preference if they have selected to have agency directed care or adult day health care Honor all prior authorizations or plans of care (POC) Make sure that the chosen provider is in the Virginia Premier CompleteCare network Evaluate the medical necessity criteria for the service Update the members POC  Slides 14 and 15 are not quite accurate •          The PAS team should send all screening documents (UAI, DMAS-97 and DMAS-96) to CCC by Virginia Premier within 2 business days of completion and member selection of a provider. The pre-authorization process allows Virginia Premier CompleteCare to: –        Verify the member’s eligibility –        Determine whether or not the service is a covered benefit –        Contact the member to review their chosen model of care delivery and agency preference if they have selected to have agency directed care or adult day health care –        Honor all prior authorizations or plans of care (POC) –        Make sure that the chosen provider is in the Virginia Premier CompleteCare network –        Evaluate the medical necessity criteria for the service –        Update the members POC     •          If consumer directed care is selected, the Pre-Admission Screener (PAS) must complete the DMAS-95 Addendum (DMAS-95A) and submit that to Virginia Premier along with the other screening tools within 2 business days of completion Call Care Manager (1-855-338-6467) Fax Forms (1-877-739-1363)

Consumer Directed If consumer directed care is selected, the Pre-Admission Screener (PAS) must complete the DMAS-95 Addendum (DMAS-95A) and submit that to Virginia Premier along with the other screening tools once completed If the PAS does not complete the DMAS-95A at the time of screening and Virginia Premier’s care manager determines that the member desires to have consumer direction, the service facilitator will complete the DMAS 95A Virginia Premier’s care manager will contact one of its network service facilitators to schedule an in-home comprehensive assessment with the member which is documented on the DMAS-99 To avoid duplication, Virginia Premier’s care manager will collaborate with the service facilitator to attend this face-to-face assessment and incorporate information into Virginia Premier’s initial member face-to-face assessment.  

Service Facilitator The service facilitator will assist the member in completing their required forms for PPL and all information associated with employing their attendant The member will have follow up visits from the service facilitator and Virginia Premier at 30, 60 and 90 days after the initial assessment to monitor the member’s ability to hire and maintain attendants and monitor the plan of care and level of services that are being given The member will have at least quarterly face-to-face visits with a reassessment every 6 months that is done by the service facilitator in collaboration with Virginia Premier’s care manager At the time of the reassessment, Virginia Premier will provide additional authorizations as needed. The service facilitator will be part of the member’s ICT The DMAS 97 A/B must be completed annually and when there is a significant change in the needs of the member Virginia Premier’s care manager will complete the annual DMAS 99 C Authorizations are valid for 180 days Members may keep their service facilitator if out of network for 180 days of enrollment or until their authorization expires. Virginia Premier will work with the service facilitator and member to avoid any disruption in care Slides 14 and 15 are not quite accurate •          The PAS team should send all screening documents (UAI, DMAS-97 and DMAS-96) to CCC by Virginia Premier within 2 business days of completion and member selection of a provider. The pre-authorization process allows Virginia Premier CompleteCare to: –        Verify the member’s eligibility –        Determine whether or not the service is a covered benefit –        Contact the member to review their chosen model of care delivery and agency preference if they have selected to have agency directed care or adult day health care –        Honor all prior authorizations or plans of care (POC) –        Make sure that the chosen provider is in the Virginia Premier CompleteCare network –        Evaluate the medical necessity criteria for the service –        Update the members POC     •          If consumer directed care is selected, the Pre-Admission Screener (PAS) must complete the DMAS-95 Addendum (DMAS-95A) and submit that to Virginia Premier along with the other screening tools within 2 business days of completion

Authorizations and Care Management Call (888) 251-3063 (877) 739-1363 Fax To speak to a Care Manager (855) 338-6497

Thank you for participating with VAPremier CompleteCare!