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Managed Care Organizations (MCO) Most Medicaid and FAMIS enrollees get their care through a Managed Care Organization (MCO). An MCO is an organization with a network of primary care providers (PCPs), specialists, hospitals and other health care providers. A PCP is the doctor you choose to provide and coordinate your or your childâs health care. Different MCOs are available in different areas of the state.
What is the difference between a MCO and a TPA? What is a MCO? Under Ohioâs Health Partnership Program, MCOs are responsible for the medical management of Ohio employersâ work-related injuries and illnesses. Every employer in Ohio must have a MCO, which is paid for directly by the BWC. The core MCO functions include: 1  Collecting initial injury reports and transmitting to BWC;  Management and authorization of medical treatment to be received by an injured worker;