Your input sought for new managed care plan

[Guest guest]

IPADD member Richter has stepped up and became part of the process of

Illinois’ soon to come mandatory Medicaid managed care plan, the Integrated

Care Plan. attends the stakeholder’s planning meetings and is a respected

voice for developmental disabilities at the table. We are fortunate to have an

opportunity to share our thoughts and perspectives in this forum and on IL I

Team.

http://illinoisiteam.com/blog/2010/04/your-input-sought-for-new-medicaid-managed\

-care/

We have 10 days to consider these questions about the managed care plan and

share our thoughts so can compile them and present them at the next

stakeholder’s meeting. (THANK YOU, GINA FOR GETTING INVOLVED AND FOR TRULY

BRINGING OUR VOICE TO THE TABLE.)

’s full notes from the March 31 st stakeholder’s meeting is on IL I Team

for your review. Responses to the questions will also be welcomed.

The questions will assist the stakeholder’s as they define the HMO evaluation

tool.

INPUT from all families is welcome and encouraged, families with children at

home and no services, with children in CILA, and especially those in Home Based.

1. What would make our current system better?

2. How easy is it to access care?

3. What services/doctors can you get access to easily?

4. What is hard to get into?

5. What will make things better?

6. What will fix things that are broke?

7. What do YOU want to see in the contract for phase I?

Pam

[Guest guest]

IPADD member Richter has stepped up and became part of the process of

Illinois’ soon to come mandatory Medicaid managed care plan, the Integrated

Care Plan. attends the stakeholder’s planning meetings and is a respected

voice for developmental disabilities at the table. We are fortunate to have an

opportunity to share our thoughts and perspectives in this forum and on IL I

Team.

http://illinoisiteam.com/blog/2010/04/your-input-sought-for-new-medicaid-managed\

-care/

We have 10 days to consider these questions about the managed care plan and

share our thoughts so can compile them and present them at the next

stakeholder’s meeting. (THANK YOU, GINA FOR GETTING INVOLVED AND FOR TRULY

BRINGING OUR VOICE TO THE TABLE.)

’s full notes from the March 31 st stakeholder’s meeting is on IL I Team

for your review. Responses to the questions will also be welcomed.

The questions will assist the stakeholder’s as they define the HMO evaluation

tool.

INPUT from all families is welcome and encouraged, families with children at

home and no services, with children in CILA, and especially those in Home Based.

1. What would make our current system better?

2. How easy is it to access care?

3. What services/doctors can you get access to easily?

4. What is hard to get into?

5. What will make things better?

6. What will fix things that are broke?

7. What do YOU want to see in the contract for phase I?

Pam