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School Health Services Program Manual Section 1
 Included in the Care Coordination Plan shall be the provision for coordination
of benefits and case management across multiple providers to:
1. Achieve service integration, monitoring and advocacy.
2. Provide needed medical, social, educational and other services.
3. Ensure that services effectively complement one another.
4. Prevent duplication of Medicaid services.
1.6 Provider Enrollment
School districts that participate in the SHS Program must be organized as a district
under Colorado law for the purpose of providing free public education, including special
education and related services to children with disabilities. A district is defined as a
public school district, Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) or a State
educational institution that serves students in kindergarten through the twelfth grade.
To become enrolled in the SHS Program, a district must have a Local Services Plan
(LSP) approved by the CDE, a contract with the Department, and enroll as a Medicaid
provider in the Medical Assistance Program.
During the contract process, the district must submit a provider enrollment packet to
the Colorado Medical Assistance Program to obtain a Medicaid provider identification
number and gain access to the Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS) for
claims submissions.
Information on provider enrollment can be found at 1-800-237-0757 or
Provider
Enrollment on HCPF Website
1.7 Local Services Plan (LSP)
Participating districts are required to develop a LSP based on community input and
priorities to determine how Medicaid reimbursement funds received shall be spent. The
LSP outlines how reimbursed funds will be utilized to enhance or expand the availability
of health services to student’s in the district. Required elements of the plan include:
 Assessment of the health needs of student’s, including a targeted needs
assessment for uninsured and underinsured students;
 Solicitation of input from members of the community to determine local
health priorities;
 Estimation of the amount of reimbursement that will be available;
 Description and listing of the expanded or new health services to be
provided;
 Description of how funds are to be allocated for these health services; and
 Establishment of procedures for monitoring and reporting the delivery of
these health services.
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