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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.
Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) are organizations certified by the Minnesota Department of Health that agree to provide all defined health care benefits to people enrolled in an MHCP in return for a capitated payment. MCOs are also referred to as health plans or prepaid health plans (PPHP). DHS contracts with managed care organizations (MCOs) and counties or groups of counties (also known as County Based Purchasing or CBP) to provide health care services for recipients of Minnesota Health Care Programs (MHCP). MHCP recipients must enroll in one of the managed care products (unless excluded from enrollment):