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*Patients who have LA Care DHS 644 or Health Net DHS 615 are followed by us and can be seen in our clinics | *Patients who have LA Care DHS 644 or Health Net DHS 615 are followed by us and can be seen in our clinics | ||
*Patients with no insurance at all or | *Patients with no insurance at all, straight or emergency Medi-Cal, or CCS can be seen in our clinics | ||
=="OOP" (Out-of-plan)== | =="OOP" (Out-of-plan)== | ||
Revision as of 09:19, 15 January 2017
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- First determine whether the patient can be seen at Harbor
- Patients who have LA Care DHS 644 or Health Net DHS 615 are followed by us and can be seen in our clinics
- Patients with no insurance at all, straight or emergency Medi-Cal, or CCS can be seen in our clinics
"OOP" (Out-of-plan)
The patient cannot come to any Harbor clinics
- An orange sheet with the OOP patient's health plan information and primary physician assigned / contact information is available from registration
- Look for it in the accordian file near the PED clerk
- If not there, ask the registration staff for it
- You can give this sheet to the patient / family
Can be seen at Harbor
- For subspecialty clinics where the patient needs to be seen in < 2 weeks
- Page the appropriate subspecialist for approval (get their name)
- Put in for the appointment using "Follow-up Date" on the Depart Process: free text the clinic needed, put the approving doctor in the comments section
- Click "Schedule Follow-up Appointment" to make the star appear on the track so the clerk knows to schedule an appointment
- Page the appropriate subspecialist for approval (get their name)
- For subspecialty clinics where the patient can wait > 2 weeks
- Use the ED Post Visit Plan, click Referral, and type in what type of referral is needed and why
- The pediatric NPs will put in an eConsult
- Use the ED Post Visit Plan, click Referral, and type in what type of referral is needed and why
- For short term follow-up of a specific condition (eg wound check, asthma or pneumonia recheck, suture removal), can use Acute Care Follow-up Clinic
- Put in for the appointment using "Follow-up Date" on the Depart Process: free text "Peds Acute Care Follow-up Clinic"
- Click the "Schedule Follow-Up Appointment" pencil during the discharge process to put a star on the track, letting the clerk know to make an appointment
- Patients can be seen in follow-up clinic Monday through Friday (non-Holiday) during the day
- Put in for the appointment using "Follow-up Date" on the Depart Process: free text "Peds Acute Care Follow-up Clinic"
- For regular pediatric well-child care
- Family medicine has given us a few slots per day to assign kids to their clinic
- They would like actual kids though - please don't put adults seen in PED into these slots
- Can use ED Post Visit Plan referral process and put in for continuity clinic referral
- Family medicine has given us a few slots per day to assign kids to their clinic
- For adults 18yo and older needing primary physician, go to pemsource.org, Harbor only page, Patient handouts, and print the appropriate page of "PCP Referral 18-20 years)" handout
