Managed Care Page
¡Salud! Combined Prior Authorization Request Form
- The three New Mexico ¡Salud!
managed care organizations have agreed upon a common prior authorization
request form. For now, this form must be downloaded, printed, completed
and faxed to the appropriate MCO. NMMS has requested that the MCOs
also accept this information electronically. If one or more MCOs agree, we
will post an online version of this form here as well. The form is
an MS Word document, saved in a file format which will work on all
versions from Win95 onwards. Click here to download
the PA Form
The ¡Salud! Comparative Formulary is now available
online in regular Web format (with hypertext indexing) as well as an Adobe
Acrobat (PDF) file* which you may download to your
computer.
¡Salud!
Comparative Formulary online. (Current as of January 1,
2000.)
Download
¡Salud! Comparative Formulary. (Current as of January 1,
2000.)
This is a PDF file and will take several minutes to download;
time will vary with modem and connection speed.
* You must have
Adobe Acrobat reader software to view the PDF file. This is available
for all operating systems as a free download from
Adobe. (Clicking on the 'Adobe' link in the preceeding sentence will
open up the Acrobat download page in a new window.
When you're done downloading, this page you're reading now will still be
open on your computer.)
NOTE: The New Mexico Medical Society is providing the
¡Salud! Comparative Formulary as a service, on
behalf of the New Mexico Human Services Department.
NMMS makes no warrant as to the accuracy of any information provided
in these documents. The link above is actually to a file being
maintained by New Mexico Medicaid Drug Utilization Review at the
University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy. We wish to gratefully
acknowledge the DUR program for doing the work to make this PDF file
available for public use.
Please direct any questions regarding the content of this
document to
the ¡Salud! service providers (telephone numbers
are included in the Introduction section of the formulary).
Questions or comments of a general nature please e-mail
Chuck Reynolds, R.Ph.
(Formerly the ¡Salud! Program Issues Report Form, now expanded
to include all managed care issues.)
May be completed by NMMS physicians online.
(Password access required).
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Illinois HMO Guide - done by the
Illinois State Medical Society. This is a very
comprehensive
study, and is possibly a prototype for a similar effort
that could be done in New Mexico.
Full text of the study
is available online.
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Health Systems Tutorial
- A hypertext study of different healthcare systems.
University of Wisconsin.
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Cochrane Collaboration - at McMaster University (Canada), committed
to the creation, maintenance and dissemination of systematic overviews of
the effects of health care.
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Whitehouse Healthcare Statistics Briefing Room
- Charts and tables present U.S. leading causes of death,
visits to physicians offices by specialty, use of health
services, statistics on substance abuse, chronic illness
data, health care expenditures paid out-of-pocket vs. private
insurance, etc.
- New Mexico Coalition Against
Domestic Violence -
Comprehensive information about DV resources in New Mexico, and gateway to
dozens of organizations and educational resources on the Net.
- Domestic Violence Physicians' Reference
Card
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AHCPR - Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (NIH)
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HSTAT - Health Systems Technology Assessment Text (NIH)
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