As a member of the Neighborhood INTEGRITY (Medicare-Medicaid Plan) provider network, your partnership with us in meeting the needs of our members is very important. With that in mind, we have developed the following required training modules on the topics of, INTEGRITY’S Model of Care, members’ rights, cultural competency, disability awareness, and best practices for integrating primary care with behavioral health care.
If you have questions about the training, please email IntegrityTraining@nhpri.org.
Required Training
Neighborhood INTEGRITY (Medicare-Medicaid Plan) FDR and Affiliate Compliance and Training Attestation
First Tier, Downstream, or Related Entity (FDR) and Affiliate Compliance and Training Attestation
As part of Neighborhood’s commitment to compliance, we must ensure that the First Tier, Downstream and Related Entities (FDRs) and Affiliates that we contract with are in compliance with applicable state and federal regulations and meet Neighborhood’s requirements for training. As part of Neighborhood’s contract with the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), there are terms, conditions, and requirements that we must adhere to. Our FDRs and Affiliates provide health care and related services to our members, and we are therefore responsible for validating that each FDR and Affiliate is in compliance with Medicare and Medicaid program requirements. Each FDR and Affiliate must complete this Attestation in its entirety in order to be in compliance with Neighborhood’s requirements.
An authorized representative from each FDR and Affiliate is required to complete the Neighborhood FDR and Affiliate Compliance and Training Attestation (on behalf of his or her organization) upon contract and on an annual basis to attest to compliance with the standards of conduct, compliance policies, fraud waste and abuse training, Office of Inspector General (OIG) and General Services Administration (GSA) exclusion screening, and publication of Fraud, Waste and Abuse (FWA) and compliance reporting mechanisms requirements.
An authorized representative is an individual who has responsibility directly or indirectly for all employees, contracted personnel, providers/practitioners, and vendors who provide healthcare or administrative services under Medicaid and/or Medicare. Authorized representatives may include, but are not limited to, a Compliance Officer, Chief Medical Officer, Practice Manager/Administrator, Provider, an Executive Officer or similar related positions.
- Introduction to INTEGRITY
- Enrollee Rights and Protections
- Cultural Competence, Disability Literacy, and the ADA
- Integrated Care, Assessment and Care Planning
- Putting Cultural and Disability Competence into Practice
- Integration of Behavioral Health and Long Term Services and Supports
- Click here to attest that you have completed the Neighborhood INTEGRITY (Medicare-Medicaid Plan) training modules (accessed through the Provider section of www.nhpri.org) and agree that your organization adopts and trains its employees and downstream entities using these training modules.
Required Survey
Americans with Disabilities ACT (ADA) Provider Survey
Neighborhood’s contracted providers and facilities are required to accommodate members with disabilities by providing services that are geographically and physically accessible as defined by CMS through the ADA requirements.
The purpose of this survey is to determine and document if your provider location meets these requirements. All of the questions are mandatory.
To preview the survey questions click here