To apply for CPSP approval, download and complete a CPSP Provider Application (CDPH 4448) (PDF) and submit the signed form to CDPH/MCAH at General program inquiries . The CDPH/MCAH CPSP website has additional information and resources for CPSP providers.

Sep 11, 2024 · Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program (CPSP) Medi-Cal members can receive maternal health care services, including some enhanced services and supports, through CPSP. CPSP services are available from conception up to 60 days after delivery.

We strongly recommend that CPSP providers offer/refer pregnant patients for Tdap during 3rd trimester to protect newborns from pertussis. Visit CPSP website or to learn more about what your office can do to prevent pertussis .

CPSP is a community-based perinatal program that provides prenatal care, delivery, postpartum care, and neonatal and infant care to pregnant Medi-Cal beneficiaries and their babies. CDPH/MCAH Division maintains a statewide network of approved CPSP providers.

Given that Medi-Cal MCPs are required to provide CPSP -like services, MCP network providers interested in providing these services should be referred to their applicable MCPs to explore opportunities to provide CPSP -like services in the managed care delivery system.

Although State-certified CPSP providers deliver CPSP services, local health jurisdictions (counties and selected cities) play a major role in administering CPSP.

Providers must be actively enrolled in Medi-Cal under an organizational National Provider Identifier (NPI) and complete an application with the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) to participate as a CPSP provider.

These sample template protocols are based on the 2011 Alameda County Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program (CPSP) Perinatal Protocols and have been updated to use with the 2014 revised Three-column Integrated Initial and Trimester, and …

Pertussis is on the rise. We strongly recommend that CPSP providers offer/refer pregnant patients for Tdap during 3rd trimester to protect newborns from pertussis. Visit CPSP website or to learn more about what your office can do to prevent pertussis.

The Combined Postpartum Assessment tool permits the CPSP practitioner to assess the client’s strengths, identify issues affecting the client’s and her baby’s health, assess her readiness to take action, and select resources needed to address the issues.