Quality Improvement Programs demonstrate that the best solution to controlling health care costs is through the delivery of quality health care. Our Quality Improvement Program is an integral component of every aspect of our managed behavioral health programs. It provides for the ongoing measurement of clinical care, service quality, and customer satisfaction. As a result, Corphealth offers innovative solutions that focus on uncompromising quality.

Corphealth Clinical Criteria The Mihalik Group's Medical Necessity Manual for Behavioral Health If you're a member and would like to request information regarding Corphealth Clinical Criteria, please call the Corphealth telephone number on your insurance card. Chemical Dependency Clinical Criteria in Texas Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) Texas Administrative Code 3.8007 through 3.8022 effective August 28, 1991 Corphealth’s policy prohibiting financial incentives for utilization management decision-makers   Information for Practitioners: AACAP Clinical Practice Guideline - ADHD and Addendum Corphealth conducts a practitioner satisfaction survey yearly. See the most recent results. Standards for Treatment Record Documentation Coordination of Care 2007 Quality Improvement Program Description Discussing UM Denial Decisions Corphealth’s Clinical Practice Guidelines help you understand treatment options for common behavioral health conditions.

Information for Members: Corphealth’s clinical practice guidelines help you understand treatment options for common behavioral health conditions. Learn more about Major Depressive Disorder Learn more about Bipolar Disorder Corphealth conducts a member satisfaction survey yearly. See the most recent results. Information about Corphealth's preventive behavioral health programs which are designed to help members stay healthy, including how successful these programs have been. Members' Rights and Responsibilities See how we view our mutual relationship with you. Summary of Accessibility and Availability results. Treatment Record Documentation Standards Review Results 2006