Interagency Agreement between Wa Healthcare Authority and KC

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L/UUUJlylI CI IVCIUFIC IU.%,IVVk'U4.7-IU.7C-'FCVU-M-FV5-4H I UlJCUOI,OVV 5.8.1.6. Homeless individuals; and 5.8.1.7. Individuals with multiple medical conditions. 5.8.2. Case staffing on the medical aspects of cases requiring Medicaid - covered services including: 5.8.2.1. Medically involved children in foster care; 5.8.2.2. High risk pregnant women; and 5.8.2.3. Individual with communicable diseases requiring extraordinary/non-standard medical care. 5.8.3. Planning and coordination with local medical providers to facilitate earlier referrals and treatment for high -risk populations including but not limited to the following: 5.8.3.1. Children in foster care; 5.8.3.2. Homeless individuals; and 5.8.3.3. Children with developmental delays or behavioral challenges. 5.8.4. Providing medical consultation to the state regarding the Medicaid state plan including the following: 5.8.4.1. Consultation with medical providers to improve birth outcomes for Medicaid children; and 5.8.4.2. Consultation with school personnel to improve health outcomes for children exhibiting developmental delays or behavioral challenges due to medical condition, family stress, or other factors. 5.8.5. Pediatric immunizations including but not limited to: 5.8.5.1. Clinical consultation with providers concerning strategies to improve rates for pediatric immunizations. 5.9. Corrective Action Plan 5.10. HCA has the authority to require the Contractor to devise a Corrective Action Plan whenever HCA concludes that the Contractor is out of compliance with any MAC program requirements described in the CAP, Manual, or in the terms and conditions of this Agreement. HCA will require a Corrective Action Plan if the Contractor fails to address or correct any problems sufficiently and in a timely manner, as determined by HCA. Washington State 32 HCA Contract #K8630 Health Care Authority Attachment 5