Although DMH has provided a Readiness Checklist on their site HERE. I have a little different view of the phases from a contract provider's perspective. For example, GO-LIVE is not an event, it is a phase that requires holding all claims, taking some readiness steps, then releasing some "test" claims, before you open your flood gates.
I am preparing a detailed readiness checklist for my clients, to use with their vendors and internal staff, so email me if you need help in that area. I am also doing some workshops on the same topic.
Here are some summary recommendations for your project planning by phase:
Provisioning & Testing
Readiness
- Develop a Client Web Services (CWS) interface,
with review capabilities
- Make required data collection changes in EHRS,
forms / fields
- Modify EHRS set-up for
procedures codes, Auths, EBP’s, drop downs, etc.
- Modify Medi-Cal &
DMH HIPAA EDI transaction sets for claims, 837, 835 etc.
- Develop COS HIPAA EDI claim
transaction sets , 837, 835 etc. (this is new)
- Obtain Dun &
Bradstreet Number (DUNS)
- Obtain Legal Entity Payee
NPI
- Upload electronically to
DMH, a signed Trading Partner Agreement
- Receive, Install &
Test Testing Digital Keys for : Claims (including COS), &
CWS
- Complete Practitioner Data
Verification & Updates, in EHRS & PRM
- Select Clients for testing,
based on DMH guidelines; develop test cases (extensive)
- Modify internal reports for
new IBHIS SIFT extracts
- Update client records for
surviving ID's (as needed)
Go-Live Readiness
Successful Application & Workflow Testing, DMH certification obtained (see testing requirements on DMH site HERE:
- PRM - Practitioner data entry into IBHIS, using
PRM;
- Client Web Services - new client data
capture in EHRS; client data "gets" &
"puts" from/to IBHIS; and data posting of "gets"
in EHRS; validate any data review processes EHRS allows for;
- Provider Connect - client look-up; M-Auth.
request and receipt; enter M-Auth in EHRS; Day Treatment forms completion
and submission;
- EDI Claims - processing
& submission (including COS); submission report validation;
EDI response retrieval & posting to EHRS (including
COS); response report validation; including transfers, voids, etc.; test
new workflow including PRM, CWS, and Medi-Cal Financial data that is
pulled into claims;
- Reporting and SIFT Extracts –
download data, validate format and data; test modified internal reports;
- Receive, Install &
Test Production
Digital Keys: Claims, COS, & Web Services;
- Obtain DMH Certification for
Claims & CWS;
- Users trained on all above;
Go-Live Phase
- Hold all FY14-15
Claims;
- Complete Client
Data Verification & Web Services Updates, in EHRS & IBHIS;
- Complete
Practitioner Data Verification & Updates, in EHRS & PRM;
- Request
& Enter Day Treatment Authorizations into EHRS, using Provider
Connect;
- Obtain
& Enter P-Auth Codes into EHRS;
- Submit Final
Test Claims; Complete Integrated Testing of all workflows;
- Test / Validate
Reports;
- Fix any Open
Issues;
- GO-LIVE!
Hope this helps, email me if I left anything out.
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