California § 14094.14 - Each Medi-Cal managed care plan participating in the Whole Child Model program sh

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§ 14094.14. Each Medi-Cal managed care plan participating in the Whole Child Model program sh

(a) Each Medi-Cal managed care plan participating in the Whole Child Model program shall provide a mechanism for a CCS-eligible child’s and youth’s parent or caregiver to request a specialist or clinic as a primary care provider. (b) A CCS specialist or clinic may serve as a primary care provider if the specialist or clinic agrees to serve in a primary care provider role and is qualified to treat the required range of CCS-eligible conditions of the CCS child or youth.

Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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