Providers in Alameda County Behavioral Health Services (ACBH) are required to transition to using CPT codes for billing Medi-Cal due to the implementation of CalAIM. The transition is causing delays in claims payment processing, with ACBH working to align contract amendments with the new billing sys

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STEP (Supporting Transformation to Empower People) Provider Training Session aims to equip residential service providers with the knowledge and tools to support individuals in their transition towards independence. The training covers topics such as financial incentives, transition planning, and bui

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The Utilization Management (UM) High Performing Providers (HPP) Project aims to identify high-performing community providers within the Community Care Network (CCN) to enhance care coordination and referral processes for Veterans. The project introduces three HPP designations (Y, N, U) based on qual

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The Ground Emergency Medical Transportation (GEMT) Program provides supplemental reimbursement for uncompensated care costs incurred by eligible providers. GEMT operates as a Certified Public Expenditure (CPE) based program, allowing providers to match non-federal funds with federal funds. Eligibili

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The Price Per Dose (PPD) payment mechanism simplifies and accelerates the payment process for Covid-19 vaccination providers and organizations. By automating payment processing based on vaccination records, it eliminates the need for manual invoicing, ensuring swift and accurate payments. To start P

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Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) is mandatory for entry-level commercial motor vehicle (CMV) operators in interstate and intrastate commerce who are obtaining a Class A or Class B CDL for the first time, upgrading their CDL, or adding specific endorsements. ELDT must be completed from a provider l

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Compliance office message emphasizing the mandatory Fraud, Waste, and Abuse (FWA) training for UBMD providers and staff as required by CMS. The training aims to educate on recognizing, preventing, and reporting FWA to combat improper spending in healthcare. Details on FWA definitions, differences, a

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Training for education providers and advisory services on conducting EHC Plan Annual Reviews for the academic year 2020/21. The training covers review processes, roles, timelines, and outcomes to ensure children's needs are met in compliance with statutory requirements.

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The High Performing Provider (HPP) project focuses on identifying high-performing community providers for veterans through three designations: Y (Yes), N (No), and U (Unknown). Providers are evaluated based on quality and cost-efficient care criteria, with the goal of enabling efficient referrals, s

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This guide provides detailed instructions for Training Providers to submit trainee enrolments on the Training Partners Gateway (TPGateway). It covers end-to-end processes such as submitting enrolments, managing grants, calculating grant amounts, assessments, adding course runs, attendance tracking,

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Department for Education (DfE) is offering grants for senior school or college staff to receive training on implementing effective mental health and wellbeing approaches. The grant covers training costs and supply staff expenses. Eligibility is on a first-come, first-serve basis, with prioritization

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Efficiently manage road cutting permissions in BBMP through the BRCMS system, facilitating online requests and registrations for service providers. The system enables easy registration, activation, and application processes for road cutting services including OFC and MARCS. New service providers can

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The Public Health Provider Charity Care Program (PHP-CCP) allows qualified providers to receive reimbursement for delivering various healthcare services not covered by other sources. Providers must submit an annual application, and eligible entities include publicly-owned providers offering behavior

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The AIDS Education & Training Center (AETC) Program, supported by HRSA, aims to provide education and assistance for healthcare providers in HIV care, prevention, and treatment. The program serves healthcare professionals at all levels and fosters collaboration through regional and national centers.

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The Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers Compensation offers Medical Fee Dispute Resolution (MFDR) services to help healthcare providers resolve disputes with insurance carriers over medical bills. MFDR specializes in DWC medical fee guidelines, billing policies, and reimbursement calc

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This presentation provides training for substance use disorder providers in Alameda County Behavioral Health. It covers topics such as notices of adverse benefit determinations for Medi-Cal beneficiaries, learning objectives related to NOABDs, authority and references including CMS regulations, and

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Training session on Notice of Adverse Benefit Determination (NOABD) requirements and templates, including types of NOABDs and steps to complete them. Learn background, purpose, and responsibilities related to issuing NOABDs for Fresno County Mental Health Plan providers.

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Samantha Williams, Assistant Director at East Sussex County Council, focuses on strategizing, commissioning, and managing supplies for Adult Social Care and Health. She discusses the challenges faced by care providers during the Covid-19 pandemic, including the need for shielding, PPE services, supp

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The Arkansas Division of Aging, Adult, and Behavioral Health Services offers the Drug & Alcohol Safety Education Program (DASEP) through various providers across different counties in the state. These programs aim to educate and support individuals struggling with substance abuse issues. Contact inf

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This training module focuses on ethical considerations for in-home service providers in Indiana, specifically in the context of child welfare services. It includes interactive activities and discussions on agency values, metaethics, and normative ethics theories to guide decision-making in ethical d

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Providing guidance on the importance of Preparation for Adulthood (PFA), this training covers aspects such as transition planning from age 14 into adult life, legal responsibilities of schools for children with Education, Health, and Care Plans (EHC), supporting vulnerable individuals, health and ca

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Expanded and Improved Medicare for All (HR 676) is a healthcare proposal that aims to provide coverage to all individuals in the United States. It eliminates premiums, copays, and out-of-pocket expenses while offering a wide range of benefits including primary care, prescription drugs, mental health

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The Statewide Evaluation of Service Providers at American Job Centers aims to assess the performance and capacity of service providers in delivering career and training services to WIOA Title 1 participants. The evaluation focuses on identifying strengths, weaknesses, and gaps in service provision,

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In Clark County, the Behavioral Health System provides a comprehensive range of services for individuals in crisis, including crisis assessment, referral to outpatient providers, day treatment programs, crisis stabilization, and inpatient psychiatric treatment. The system also offers services for ho

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To participate in the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) in Alaska, child care providers must be approved by the Department of Health and Social Services. The program, known as Parents Achieving Self Sufficiency (PASS), offers assistance with child care expenses on a sliding fee scale for eligible

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This comprehensive training manual provides guidance for trainers on implementing the innovative JobCircuit model by PhoenixKM, Belgium. It covers didactic guidance, planning and preparing training sessions, facilitating engaging training environments, and evaluating training impact. The manual outl

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The National Code of Practice for Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018 plays a crucial role in safeguarding the interests of international students in Australia. It establishes standards for registered providers and outlines procedures to ensure quality education, support se

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This report presents key findings from the Employer Satisfaction Survey 2015-2016, which gathered feedback from over 60,000 employers who received training funded by the Skills Funding Agency. The survey reflects positive employer satisfaction levels with the training providers, particularly in the

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The North Carolina ETPL (Eligible Training Provider List) is a crucial resource that lists all approved WIOA training programs and providers. To be eligible for WIOA funds, providers must go through a two-step approval process involving the state agency and local workforce development boards. The ET

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Over a million families in the UK qualify for government childcare support, but many providers are missing out on this opportunity. This toolkit offers a comprehensive guide for childcare providers to make their services accessible and boost their business by tapping into government support. It cove

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Providers offering out-of-school childcare can register to deliver 30 hours of free childcare if they are on the Early Years Register and meet specific criteria. Eligibility is based on parents' qualifying paid work, income thresholds, and other factors outlined in the statutory guidance. The new EY

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On October 29, 2015, the California LifeLine Program was updated with participation stats, wireless providers, pending providers, and total participants. The update includes a list of current and recently approved providers, along with the number of participants. The program had over 2 million parti

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Capacity building involves compulsory training and skills development for extension workers and farmers, along with effective reward systems. Training is essential for individuals to acquire new skills and knowledge, fitting them for their roles. The process includes developing competencies required

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Explore the inspection profiles of the largest private and voluntary providers of children's homes as of August 2018. Gain insights into ownership and inspection outcomes of over 500 homes, highlighting key organizations and national comparisons. Dive into the varying inspection profiles and outcome

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Explore the electronic Provider Revalidation and Enrollment Portal (ePREP) for waiver and resource providers. Discover the benefits of ePREP, helpful resources, terminology, linking providers to groups, and more. Learn how to navigate ePREP efficiently and access essential Maryland Medicaid informat

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Digital inclusion pilot in Greater Manchester aims to address the digital divide among social housing residents through collaborations between housing providers, Internet Service Providers, and local authorities. The project involves testing sustainable solutions, optimizing roles of stakeholders, a

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The German eID system, including eIDAS integration, offers secure digital identification services through government-issued ID cards with embedded chips. It allows citizens and service providers to authenticate each other securely online. The system emphasizes interoperability and privacy protection

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The Provider Resolution Portal is a vital tool for Illinois Medicaid providers to report and resolve issues with Medicaid MCOs through a structured process. All providers must use this portal to submit disputes, ensure registration, and follow specific requirements for handling complaints effectivel

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Cloud service providers must adhere to service level agreements and security regulations. Demonstrating quality through best practices and standards like ISO/IEC 20k and 27k is crucial. Utilizing cloud services requires consideration of external factors such as market needs and data protection laws.

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