Supplemental Resources
This page contains supplemental resources to help you provide the best possible care to Optima Health members.
Resources for Post-Discharge and Transitions of Care
Transitioning from one care setting to another comes with risks for mishaps such as worsening of health conditions, readmissions, and increased costs.
The Provider Quick Reference Guide lists resources and services available to Optima Medicare members. This resource will be especially useful to Case Managers and Discharge Planners as a handy desk reference.
Please also feel free to print and share these materials with Optima Medicare members to help them achieve successful transitions and improve outcomes.
Sentara Facilities
- Optima Community Complete HMO DSNP Sentara 2021
- Optima Medicare Sentara Hampton Roads 2021
- Optima Medicare Sentara Northern Virginia and Halifax 2021
- Optima Medicare Sentara Southwest and Roanoke 2021
Non-Sentara Facilities
- Optima Community Complete HMO DSNP Non-Sentara 2021
- Optima Medicare Non-Sentara Northern Virginia and Halifax 2021
- Optima Medicare Non-Sentara Hampton Roads 2021
- Optima Medicare Non-Sentara Southwest and Roanoke 2021
Optima Health FIT Program for Colorectal Cancer Screening
The free Optima Health FIT (Fecal Immunochemical Test) campaign occurs year–round with an annual push of over 30,000 kits every summer.
Please familiarize yourself with the campaign flyer. Feel free to print and share with eligible Optima Health members. You may also review the sample results letter that we mail to providers.
- Campaign flyer: At-Home Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) Kit
- Optima Health FIT Program Sample Results Letter
For more information, contact the population care team at popcare@sentara.com.
HEDIS® Measures for Measurement Years (MY) 2020 and 2021
Use this quick and easy reference as a guide to improve Optima Health members’ quality of care. This guide includes specific gap closure tips and reminders such as:
- Encouraging your patients to schedule preventive exams
- Reminding your patients to follow up with ordered tests and procedures
- Making sure necessary services are being performed in a timely manner
- Submitting claims with proper HEDIS® codes
- Accurately documenting all services and results (if appropriate) in the patient’s medical record