Proposed/Adopted	WAC Subsection	Reason
WAC 182-538A-060
Proposed	(1) Except as provided in subsection (2) of this section, the medicaid agency requires a client to enroll in a fully integrated managed care (FIMC) managed care organization (MCO) when that client:	To clarify the language surrounding the exemption to mandatory enrollment in BHSO in WAC 182-538A-130.
Adopted	(1) The medicaid agency requires a client to enroll in a fully integrated managed care (FIMC) managed care organization (MCO) when that client:
Proposed	(ii) Enrollment with a primary care case management (PCCM) provider through a tribal clinic or urban Indian center available in their area, which includes enrollment into a behavioral health services only (BHSO) MCO; or	To clarify the language surrounding the exemption to mandatory enrollment in BHSO in WAC 182-538A-130.
Adopted	(2)(a)(ii) Enrollment with a primary care case management (PCCM) provider through a tribal clinic or urban Indian center available in their area; or
WAC 182-538A-130
Proposed	(1) Fully integrated managed care (FIMC) and behavioral health services only (BHSO) are mandatory for individuals residing in FIMC regional service areas.	To clarify the language surrounding the exemption to mandatory enrollment in BHSO in WAC 182-538A-130.
Adopted	(1) Fully integrated managed care (FIMC) is mandatory for individuals residing in FIMC regional service areas.
Proposed	(2) The medicaid agency enrolls a client residing in an FIMC regional service area in either FIMC or BHSO, depending on the client's eligibility, in accordance with WAC 182-538A-060.	To clarify the language surrounding the exemption to mandatory enrollment in BHSO in WAC 182-538A-130.
Adopted	(2) The medicaid agency enrolls a client residing in an FIMC regional service area in FIMC in accordance with WAC 182-538A-060.
Proposed	(3) The agency may end enrollment of an enrollee in FIMC or authorize an exemption of a client from enrollment in FIMC according to the rules in WAC 182-538-130.	To correct the WAC citation.
Adopted	(3) The agency may end enrollment of an enrollee in FIMC or authorize an exemption of a client from enrollment in FIMC according to the rules in this section.	To correct the WAC citation.
Proposed	(4) If the agency authorizes a request to end enrollment of an enrollee in FIMC or authorizes exemption of a client from enrollment in FIMC based on WAC 182-538-130, the enrollee is required to enroll in BHSO if eligible.	To clarify the language surrounding the exemption to mandatory enrollment in BHSO in WAC 182-538A-130.
Adopted	(4) If the agency authorizes a request to end enrollment of an enrollee in FIMC or authorizes exemption of a client from enrollment in FIMC, the enrollee is enrolled in an MCO for behavioral health services only (BHSO) unless exempt.

(1) ((Except as provided in subsection (2) of this section,))The medicaid agency requires a client to enroll in a fully integrated managed care (FIMC) managed care organization (MCO) when that client:

(a) Is eligible;

(b) Resides in a mandatory enrollment FIMC regional service area; and

(2)(a) American Indian and Alaska native (AI/AN) clients and their descendants may choose one of the following:

(i) Enrollment with an FIMC MCO available in their regional service area;

(ii) Enrollment with a primary care case management (PCCM) provider through a tribal clinic or urban Indian center available in their area((, which includes mandatory enrollment into a behavioral health services only (BHSO) MCO)); or

(iii) The agency's fee-for-service system((, which includes mandatory enrollment into a BHSO MCO)).

(b) To enroll with an FIMC MCO or PCCM provider, an AI/AN client may:

(i) Call the agency's toll-free enrollment line at 800-562-3022;

(ii) ((Mail or fax the following to the agency's unit responsible for FIMC enrollment:

(A) Form HCA 13-664; or

(B) Form HCA 13-862 found online at https://www.hca.wa.gov/medicaid/forms/pages/index.aspx.

(iii))) Enroll online through the Washington Healthplanfinder at https://www.wahealthplanfinder.org; or

(((iv)))(iii) Go to the ProviderOne client portal at https://www.waproviderone.org/client and follow the prompts.

(3) A client must enroll with an FIMC MCO available in the regional service area where the client resides.

(4) The agency enrolls all family members with the same FIMC MCO, if available.

(5) If a family member is enrolled in the patient review and coordination (PRC) program, that family member must follow the rules in WAC 182-501-0135.

(6) When a client requests enrollment with an FIMC MCO or PCCM provider, the agency enrolls a client effective the first day of the current month a client becomes eligible.

(7) To enroll with an FIMC MCO, a client may:

(a) Call the agency's toll-free enrollment line at 800-562-3022;

(b) ((Mail or fax the following to the agency's unit responsible for FIMC enrollment:

(i) Form HCA 13-664; or

(ii) Form HCA 13-862 found online at https://www.hca.wa.gov/medicaid/forms/pages/index.aspx.

(c))) Enroll online through the Washington Healthplanfinder at https://www.wahealthplanfinder.org; or

(((d)))(c) Go to the ProviderOne client portal at https://www.waproviderone.org/client and follow the prompts.

(8) The agency assigns a client who does not choose an FIMC MCO or PCCM provider as follows:

(a) If the client has a family member or members enrolled with an FIMC MCO, the client is enrolled with that FIMC MCO;

(b) If the client has a family member or members enrolled with a PCCM provider, the client is enrolled with that PCCM provider;

(i) The agency identifies the prior MCO and the program is available; and

(ii) The client does not have a family member enrolled with an agency-contracted MCO or PCCM provider.

(d) If the client has a break in eligibility of less than two months, the client will be automatically reenrolled with his or her previous MCO or PCCM provider and no notice will be sent; or

(e) If the client cannot be assigned according to (a), (b), (c), or (d) of this subsection, the agency assigns the client according to agency policy.

(9) An FIMC enrollee's selection of a primary care provider (PCP) or assignment to a PCP occurs as follows:

(a) An FIMC enrollee may choose:

(i) A PCP or clinic that is in the enrollee's FIMC MCO's provider network and accepting new enrollees; or

(ii) A different PCP or clinic participating with the enrollee's FIMC MCO's provider network for different family members.

(b) The FIMC MCO assigns a PCP or clinic that meets the access standards described in the relevant managed care contract if the enrollee does not choose a PCP or clinic.

(c) An FIMC enrollee may change PCPs or clinics for any reason, provided the PCP or clinic is within the enrollee's FIMC MCO's provider network and accepting new enrollees.

(d) An FIMC enrollee may file a grievance with the FIMC MCO if the FIMC does not approve an enrollee's request to change PCPs or clinics.

(e) Enrollees required to participate in the agency's PRC program may be limited in their right to change PCPs (see WAC 182-501-0135).

(1) Fully integrated managed care (FIMC) ((and behavioral health services only (BHSO) are))is mandatory for individuals residing in FIMC regional service areas.

(2) The medicaid agency enrolls a client residing in an FIMC regional service area in ((either FIMC or BHSO, depending on the client's eligibility,))FIMC in accordance with WAC 182-538A-060.

(3) The agency may end enrollment of an enrollee in FIMC or authorize an exemption of a client from enrollment in FIMC according to the rules in ((WAC 182-538-130))this section.

(4) If the agency authorizes a request to end enrollment of an enrollee in FIMC or authorizes exemption of a client from enrollment in FIMC ((based on WAC 182-538-130)), the enrollee is ((required to enroll in BHSO if eligible))enrolled in an MCO for behavioral health services only (BHSO) unless exempt.

(5) American Indian and Alaska native (AI/AN) clients and their descendants are exempt from mandatory enrollment in FIMC. See WAC 182-538A-060(2) for coverage options for AI/AN clients.