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Integrated Healthcare System/Children's Rehabilitative Services (CRS)

AHCCCS is exploring the integration of healthcare services for children currently eligible for the CRS Program. That means children in the Program would receive coverage for their primary care medical services and their CRS specialty services from the same health plan. We have been conducting individual interviews and focus group sessions to identify issues and concerns, and determine how best to move toward integrating healthcare services. We value hearing from you, and invite you to complete the brief survey below.

1. Please provide information about yourself. (Optional)

Please provide information about yourself. (Optional) Name:
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2. AHCCCS is considering integrating primary care and CRS specialty services under one health plan for children who are currently eligible for the CRS program. Are you in favor of this idea?

AHCCCS is considering integrating primary care and CRS specialty services under one health plan for children who are currently eligible for the CRS program. Are you in favor of this idea? Yes

Don't Know/Not Sure

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3. Some eligible children are enrolled in other programs in addition to primary care and CRS specialty services. What other programs should also be provided by the same health plan? (You may select more than one.)

Some eligible children are enrolled in other programs in addition to primary care and CRS specialty services. What other programs should also be provided by the same health plan? (You may select more than one.) ALTCS Elderly and Physically Disabled Program (EPD)

ALTCS Developmentally Disabled Program (DDD)

Title XIX Behavioral Health Program via a Regional Behavioral Health Authority (RBHA)

Medicare

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4. At this time, only one AHCCCS health plan is contracted to provide CRS specialty services. However, families have a choice of AHCCCS health plans for their children's primary care services. If CRS and AHCCCS services are integrated, should there be more than one choice of integrated health plans?

At this time, only one AHCCCS health plan is contracted to provide CRS specialty services. However, families have a choice of AHCCCS health plans for their children's primary care services. If CRS and AHCCCS services are integrated, should there be more than one choice of integrated health plans? Yes

Don't Know/Not Sure

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5. Do you think primary care services should be provided in the same location as CRS specialty services?

Do you think primary care services should be provided in the same location as CRS specialty services? Yes

Don't Know/Not Sure

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6. If primary care and CRS specialty services are included in one health plan, should other children in the family and parents who are also on AHCCCS be able to enroll in the same health plan?

If primary care and CRS specialty services are included in one health plan, should other children in the family and parents who are also on AHCCCS be able to enroll in the same health plan? Yes

Don't Know/Not Sure

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7. What assistance would help create a more coordinated system of care? (You may select more than one.)

What assistance would help create a more coordinated system of care? (You may select more than one.) Coordinating medical appointments and procedures

Exchanging information among CRS and other providers (e.g. pediatricians)

Linking families to social services and other needed resources

Other

If "Other," please specify:

8. When should care coordination be available in an integrated healthcare system?

When should care coordination be available in an integrated healthcare system? Routinely (on a regular basis)

Periodically (only in certain circumstances and/or when required)

Based on the complexity of the child's condition

Other

If "Other," please clarify:

9. Right now, CRS eligibility ends at age 21. Should eligibility be extended beyond age 21?

Right now, CRS eligibility ends at age 21. Should eligibility be extended beyond age 21? Yes

Yes, but only in certain circumstances

Don't Know/Not Sure

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10. What is currently working well in the CRS program that should be preserved?

What is currently working well in the CRS program that should be preserved?

11. Is there anything else you would like to say to the team that is working on plans relating to an integrated healthcare delivery system for children who are eligible for the CRS program?

Is there anything else you would like to say to the team that is working on plans relating to an integrated healthcare delivery system for children who are eligible for the CRS program?

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