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Ohio Medicaid lets you choose the managed care plan that is right for you and your family. Read more about managed care or view detailed dashboards and report cards below for each plan.
The next generation of Ohio Medicaid managed care is designed to improve wellness and health outcomes, support providers in better patient care, increase transparency and accountability, improve care for children and adults with complex behavioral needs, and emphasize a personalized care experience.
The Next Generation Ohio Medicaid program emphasizes strong cross-agency coordination and partnership among managed care organizations (MCOs), vendors, partner agencies, and ODM to support specialization in addressing critical needs.
Managed care organizations (MCOs) begin working as soon as an injury occurs. They help file and manage the medical portion of a workers’ compensation claim, ensure your injured workers receive quality care, and help get employees safely back to work after an injury.
Get more information about the Ohio Medicaid Managed Care program and the Managed Care Procurement.
What is a managed care plan? A health insurance company that ODM has contracted with to pay for medical services provided. Medicaid providers bill the managed care organization (MCO) and the MCO pays the provider. Ohio Medicaid pays the MCO a set monthly rate per member for all services provided.
Aug 13, 2021 · Department finalizes selection of seven managed care organizations. COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Department of Medicaid Director Maureen Corcoran today announced that Medicaid customers will have more options when choosing a managed care health plan in the department’s new person-centered vision of care.
