LDH News
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BAYOU HEALTH Newsletter 3.27.2012
BAYOU HEALTH News;etter 3.27.2012
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Vital Statistics Report
HCR 192 of the 2008 Regular Session directed the Louisiana Vital Records Registry to process and issue certified copies of vital records in a timely manner and to submit a report to the House and Senate committees on health and welfare.
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Don't Get Hurt After The Storms
Louisiana health officials are urging people returning to residences damaged by Monday's floods to be aware of health and safety dangers that remain close to home.
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BAYOU HEALTH Newsletter 3.6.2012
DHH Continues Daily BAYOU HEALTH Provider/Stakeholder Calls Monday –Friday from Noon to 1 PM Providers can participate in daily BAYOU HEALTH calls to get more information about the program as it is implemented across the state. The toll-free number to call is 1-888-278-0296, and the Access Code is 729 9088#. It is not necessary to pre-register, and any interested provider can participate from noon to 1 p.m. on weekdays.
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Join the Spread the Word to End Word, the R-Word Movement
It is time we Spread the Word to End the Word™ and build awareness for society to stop and think about its’ use of the R-word.
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RFP for Licensing Contractor for Direct Service Provider Agencies and Non-Waiver Case Management Agencies Providing Home and Community-Based Services
The purpose of this RFP is to solicit proposals from qualified proposers to provide for initial licensing based on the licensing requirements in statute and rule, and (when Medicaid participation is sought by a provider) initial certification based on the Medicaid Standards for Participation, licensing and recertification, periodic follow-up licensing surveys, and complaint investigations to ensure the quality of service delivery and the necessary safeguards to protect the health and welfare of persons receiving services from licensed home and community-based providers. Due to staffing shortages and CMS mandates, a contract is necessary for the Department to verify that providers initially and continually meet required licensure and/or certification standards; to verify that provider training and criminal background checks are conducted in accordance with state requirements; to identify, investigate, and seek to prevent the occurrence of abuse, neglect, and exploitation; to ensure deficiencies are remediated within required timelines; and to track and report data.
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ICYMI: Caring for more Louisiana children: An editorial
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New Orleans Regional Office of Public Health Supports Parishes in Monitoring Medical Resources During Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras is the State’s most famous tourist attraction, drawing hundreds of visitors to the New Orleans area, particularly during the weekend leading up to Fat Tuesday. These Carnival crowds mean a temporary surge in the city’s population, and the Department of Health and Hospitals is supporting local officials to monitor emergency medical services activity this weekend, being prepared to step in and offer additional resources as necessary.
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Memorandum: Reminder of 2012 Hold Weeks for Medicaid Claims Payments
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DHH Continues to Help Louisiana’s Rural Hospitals Serve Medicaid Recipients through an Upper Payment Limit Program
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RFP for Backflow Prevention and Cross Connection Control Program Training for Small Water Systems
The purpose of this RFP is to solicit proposals from qualified proposers who provide training on backflow prevention and the development and implementation of a cross connection control program for small community and Non Transient Non-Community NTNC public water systems serving a population on 3,300 or fewer.