Matching Pairs Care Plan QRG UpdatesOnline version Reinforce QRG Updates. by Sonia R Lundy 1 Cancel the “Work on Care Plan” Task 2 When to Keep a Care Plan Open? 3 Goal Target Date 4 EDIT Start Date 5 “Member Acknowledgement” 6 Comment at the Problem Level 7 Action Required for Goal Timeframe Passed Due 8 Add a Priority to the Goal 9 Closing the Problem, Goal, and Action 10 When to Close a Care Plan? 11 “Restricted Search Checkbox” If the member is transitioning from episodic care management, LIP, Medicare, Medicaid or Commercial to LTC care management. If the member is disenrolled, loses coverage, or expires. Optional Suggestion: Care Managers can use the Comments section, however, keep in mind notes entered in this section can be edited or deleted by other users. Based on the member’s needs, indicate which goal should be identified as “High Priority.” All Care Plans must identify 1 goal as a “High” Priority Goal. When closing each Element select the appropriate close reason and Document the reason in the care plan note. If the member is moving from SHP to CC. The care plan is updated and a new PCSP is created. If the member is transferred to another care manager within the LOB. Enter a TARGET DATE FOR EACH GOAL The Target Date must match the goal timeframe. Select Yes to “Member Agreed” when speaking with the member or their representative and they consent to Care Plan goals. Leave “Member Agreed” Blank when PCSP/Care Plan is developed WITHOUT the member. To REMOVE the task, care managers must go to the Member’s Task, select “Work on Care Plan” and click “CANCEL.” Extend the Goal Target Date for the next month (Last Day of that Month) and DOCUMENT the reason for the extension in the care plan note. If the selections provide are not applicable to the “Objectives” or “Interventions,” uncheck the “Restricted Checkbox” to find the appropriate Objective and Intervention. Only when a new PCSP is created and there is already an existing Open Goal that needs to be carried over on new PCSP.