The name changes will be reflected in future platform releases in the MirixaPro and EQuIPPTM platforms.

In the Credentialing and Quality Management section, the Reporting of Investigations and Disciplinary Actions subsection (beginning on page 7) is deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:

Provider must notify Caremark in writing if:

1. Provider’s license or permit is, or is in jeopardy of being, suspended or revoked; 2. Provider receives notice of any proceedings related to Pharmacy Services that may lead to disciplinary action; 3. Any disciplinary action is taken against Provider or any of its personnel, including but not limited to, action taken by a Board of Pharmacy, Officer of Inspector General (OIG), System for Award Management (SAM), law enforcement, or other regulatory body; 4. There is a subpoena of records related to Pharmacy Services or Provider’s business practices; or 5. There is a seizure by law enforcement of Provider’s prescription records, computer systems, financial records, accounts, or real property.

A statewide series of 15 provider forums will be held in February and March for physicians, hospital officials and other interested healthcare professionals who want to learn more about how the Agency’s implementation of Regional Care Organizations will impact them.