Common use of ECM Provider Clause in Contracts

ECM Provider. A provider of ECM. ECM Providers are community-based entities with experience and expertise providing intensive, in-person care management services to Members in one (1) or more of the Populations of Focus for ECM. ECM Providers may include, but are not limited to, the following entities: (i) counties; (ii) county behavioral health providers; (iii) Primary Care Providers, Specialist, or physician groups; (iv) Federally Qualified Health Centers; (v) Community Health Centers; (vi) Community- based organizations; (vii) hospitals or hospital-based physician groups or clinics (including public hospitals and district and/or municipal public hospitals); (viii) Rural Health Clinics and/or Indian Health Services Programs; (ix) local health departments; (x) behavioral health entities; (xi) community mental health centers; (xii) substance use disorder treatment providers; (xiii) organizations serving individuals experiencing homelessness; (xiv) organizations serving justice involved individuals; (xv) CCS providers; and (xvi) other qualified providers or entities not listed above, as approved by DHCS.

ECM Provider. A provider of ECM. ECM Providers are community-based entities with experience and expertise providing intensive, in-person care management services to Members individuals in one (1) or more of the Populations of Focus for ECM. ECM Providers may include, but are not limited to, the following entities: (i) counties; (ii) county behavioral health providers; (iii) Primary Care ProvidersPhysician, Specialist, or physician groups; (iv) Federally Qualified Health Centers; (v) Community Health Centers; (vi) Community- based organizations; (vii) hospitals or hospital-based physician groups or clinics (including public hospitals and district and/or municipal public hospitals); (viii) Rural Health Clinics and/or Indian Health Services Programs; (ix) local health departments; (x) behavioral health entities; (xi) community mental health centers; (xii) substance use disorder treatment providers; (xiii) organizations serving individuals experiencing homelessness; (xiv) organizations serving justice involved individuals; (xv) CCS providers; and (xvi) other qualified providers or entities not listed above, as approved by DHCS.