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August 2003 l No. 200382 PHC 1018To: Crisis Intervention Providers HMO's and Other Managed Care ProgramsChanges to local codes and paper claims for crisis intervention services as a result of HIPAA

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1. To fill out changes to local codes, start by identifying the specific codes that need to be modified. This could include building codes, zoning regulations, or any other laws that govern your locality.
2. Research the requirements and guidelines for making changes to these codes. Familiarize yourself with the process and any necessary forms or documentation that may be required.
3. Determine if you have the authority to make these changes on your own or if you need to seek approval from a governing body or committee.
4. If you need approval, gather all the necessary information and documentation to support your proposed changes. This may include research, data analysis, or any other supporting materials.
5. Prepare a clear and concise proposal outlining the changes you wish to make. Include a rationale for these changes and any potential benefits they may bring.
6. Submit your proposal to the appropriate authority or governing body. Follow any specific procedures or deadlines for submitting your request.
7. Be prepared for a review and evaluation process. Your proposal may be subject to scrutiny, questions, or requests for further information. Be responsive and cooperative throughout this process.
8. If your proposed changes are approved, you may be required to complete additional steps, such as updating official documents or coordinating with other departments or agencies affected by the changes.
9. Once the changes have been finalized and implemented, it is important to communicate them to the relevant stakeholders. This could include other government agencies, businesses, or members of the community who may be affected by the changes.

Who needs changes to local codes?

1. Government officials and policymakers who recognize the need for updating or improving existing codes to address new challenges or meet evolving needs.
2. Professionals in sectors such as construction, urban planning, architecture, or engineering, who rely on local codes to ensure their projects are compliant with regulations.
3. Members of the community who may be directly impacted by local codes, such as homeowners, tenants, or business owners, who need changes to address specific issues or create a more favorable environment for their activities.

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