Clinical Communication Bulletins

Clinical Communication Bulletin 019

• ICD 10 diagnosis

Clinical Communication Bulletin 018

• Day Treatment Service Expansion Notice to Providers

Clinical Communication Bulletin 017

• CPT Transition code information on Research Based Behavioral Health Treatment (RB-BHT)

Clinical Communication Bulletin 016

• Psychological Testing codes

Clinical Communication Bulletin 015

• Changes to the State Benefit Plan

Clinical Communication Bulletin 014

• LME-MCO Communication Bulletin #J307: NC Innovations Waiver Flexibility Due to Hurricane Florence and flexibility related to other funding streams.

Clinical Communication Bulletin 013

• Soft Start on Authorizations in Columbus County

Clinical Communication Bulletin 012

• Changes to the State Benefit Plan

Clinical Communication Bulletin 011

• Intermediate Care Facilities (ICF) Authorization Guideline Update

Clinical Communication Bulletin 010

• Nash County Authorization Process
  (All questions related to this Clinical Communication Bulletin can be sent to UM@TrilliumNC.org. Questions will be responded to as quickly as possible)

06.15.2017

Clinical Communication Bulletin 009

• Trillium Benefit Plan Updates

• Programs to Serve Children with Medicaid using Applied Behavior Analysis

• Medicaid Funded Services Plan benefit changes
• State Funded Services Plan benefit changes
• Innovations Waiver update, Medicaid (b)(3)
• Services Plan benefit changes
• Scope of practice for offering Functional Behavior Assessments

Frequently Asked Questions Clinical Communication #007

• Updates related to Medicaid (B) (3) and State Plan Benefits and Service Orders

• Third Party Liability for Mental Health and Substance Use Services

• State and B3 Benefit Plan updates

• Updates related to service orders, expectations for crisis plans, B3 denials, and DSM-5 

• Short Range Goals, Quarterly Progress Summaries, Provider Submission of Treatment Authorization Requests (TARs)

• Trillium Benefit Plan - Medicaid B, Medicaid C, 
  Medicaid (b)(3), and State

Frequently Asked Questions Clinical Communication # 001