North Carolina S330 mandates quarterly reporting by Local Management Entities/Managed Care Organizations on access to healthcare providers and sets.

North Carolina S330 requires Local Management Entities/Managed Care Organizations (LME/MCO) to report quarterly to the Department of Health and Human Services on access to healthcare providers and service availability. LME/MCOs must report the number of individuals with emergency department stays exceeding 24 hours, those unable to access a healthcare provider within 30 days for mental, behavioral, or substance use services, and the number of healthcare providers in their network. Failure to meet access benchmarks for two consecutive quarters triggers corrective action by the Secretary.

North Carolina S330 mandates quarterly reporting by Local Management Entities/Managed Care Organizations on access to healthcare providers and sets.

North Carolina S330 requires Local Management Entities/Managed Care Organizations (LME/MCO) to report quarterly to the Department of Health and Human Services on access to healthcare providers and service availability. LME/MCOs must report the number of individuals with emergency department stays exceeding 24 hours, those unable to access a healthcare provider within 30 days for mental, behavioral, or substance use services, and the number of healthcare providers in their network. Failure to meet access benchmarks for two consecutive quarters triggers corrective action by the Secretary.