NEW
FAMILY CARE IRIS 2.0
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid authorize
a waiver for Wisconsin
Department of Health Services
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Department of Health Services authorizes the Aging
and Disability Resource Centers
To screen consumers for eligibility for Family Care IRIS 2.0
benefits
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The Aging and Disability Resource Centers refer
consumers eligible for Family Care IRIS 2.0
To Integrated Health Agencies
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Integrated Health Agencies are contracted with
the Department of Health Services and
The Office of Commissioner of Insurance to administer the
defined benefits
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Integrated Health Agencies will contract with a
claims processor entitled to co-manage the
Family Care IRIS 2.0 fund
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The provider will likely be required to contract
with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid,
The assigned claims processor and the Integrated Health
Agencies
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Being deemed eligible for the Family Care IRIS
2.0 program benefits does not assure
Access to staff that can help
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The transition across the system to establish
productive operating links involves time-
In which eligible consumers will utilize the higher cost
skilled medical service for care
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Please watch as DHS publishes initial Family
Care IRIS 2.0 transition plans on their website
In the first week of March
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