17-Alpha-hydroxyprogesterone Caproate (17-P)
Children's Community Health Plan/Dean Health Plan Southeast will provide 17-Alpha-hydroxyprogesterone Caproate (17-P) as a benefit for members who have been identified by their physician as at-risk for preterm delivery.
The prior authorization form, along with the process for the request, is posted on the Pharmacy page of this Web site for providers to access.
Cultural Awareness
Following are links to educational and enrichment materials, resources and community organizations related to diversity and inclusion.
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Black Child Development Institute-Milwaukee - has been instrumental in advocating for and promoting the quality of life for children of color and their families in the Milwaukee community. African American children face many unique challenges in American society. In Milwaukee, stressors like poverty, violence, mental health, child abuse, neglect, poor education, and teen pregnancy impact their quality of life. BCDI-Milwaukee is committed to helping African American children overcome challenges and barriers in education, health care, mental health, and child welfare that might prevent them from reaching their full potential in life. (
www.bcdi-milwaukee.org)
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Culture CluesTM - are tip sheets for clinicians, designed to increase awareness about concepts and preferences of patients from the diverse cultures served by University of Washington Medical Center. (
http://depts.washington.edu/pfes/cultureclues.html)
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Culture Care Conflicts Quiz (PDF) - Become more aware of and sensitive to cultural differences in health care and their impact on customer experiences.
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Tapestry Cards - Tapestry Cards present information on culture that can help us become more aware of our patients' and co-workers' views, traditions, and actions. There is information on interpersonal relationships, treatment issues, important holidays and dates, as well as a brief glossary of words and their meanings. While you can use this information as a guide, keep in mind that all people within a culture are not all the same. Be sure to ask your patients and their families about specific beliefs, practices, and customs that may be relevant and important during medical treatment and hospitalization. With respect to co-workers, the same guidance applies to learning more about their beliefs, practices, and customs in order to create respect and teamwork in the work place. These cards are available for our use with permission from the University of Chicago Hospitals.
Access standards
- Children's Community Health Plan establishes standards for appointment access and after-hours care in order to ensure timely access to care for members.
- The providers in the CCHP network have hours of operation that do not discriminate against BadgerCare Plus Standard or Benchmark members.
- Translation services are available if a provider does not speak the member's language.
Primary care provider appointments
Regular and routine care appointments – within 30 calendar days.
Urgent care appointments – within two calendar days.
After-hours care – 24 hours, seven days a week.
Office wait times – within 30 minutes.
Mileage access standard for primary care
Milwaukee County access standard – two primary care physicians within three miles.
All other Counties access standard – 1 primary care physician within 10 miles.
Prenatal care appointments
High Risk – within two weeks of request for an appointment or within three weeks if the request is for a specific practitioner.
Emergency care – immediate
Members are instructed to directly visit the nearest emergency room or call 911 if they are experiencing a life-threatening situation. Members do not need prior authorization to seek emergency services.
Dental care
Routine – within 90 days.
Emergency – immediately. A dental emergency is defined as uncontrollable pain, swelling or bleeding.
