Getting referred: directories, colleagues, CCOs, counties
10 questions from the lesson, checked as you go.
Check what you learned
10 questions from this lesson. Answers are checked as you go; nothing is recorded.
1 / 10
What is the primary purpose of a directory profile according to the lesson?
Hint
Look at the section titled “What a directory profile is for”.
The lesson states the directory puts you in front of someone who has never heard of you.
2 / 10
Which of the following field entries will most likely cause a profile to be excluded from a filtered short list?
Hint
Check the paragraph on what makes a profile get the call.
The lesson says a profile that leaves the insurance field blank never makes the short list.
3 / 10
When building referral relationships, what single item does the lesson suggest you leave with another clinician after meeting them?
Hint
See the “Referral relationships with other clinicians, on purpose” section.
The lesson advises leaving behind a one‑page referral sheet that details what you treat, accept, and how to refer.
4 / 10
How long does a posted referral remain open on the Referrals Board before it expires automatically?
Hint
Read the description of the Referrals Board expiration policy.
The lesson states a posted referral stays open for 30 days.
5 / 10
What happens if a group listing on the site receives no confirmation for 90 days?
Hint
Look at the “Groups” section regarding the 90‑day check.
After 90 days without confirmation, the site emails the provider a nudge about the group’s status.
6 / 10
If a provider does not respond to the 90‑day nudge within an additional 14 days, what is the result?
Hint
Continue reading the same paragraph about group confirmation.
The lesson says if nobody answers within 14 more days, the listing is hidden automatically.
7 / 10
To accept Oregon Health Plan (OHP) clients, a therapist must:
Hint
Refer to the “OHP clients route through CCOs” section.
The lesson explains taking OHP means being contracted with the relevant CCOs, one process per CCO.
8 / 10
Which phone number is identified as the main 24/7 line for Multnomah County’s Behavioral Health Division?
Hint
Find the county behavioral health details in the lesson.
The lesson lists 503‑988‑4888 as Multnomah County’s main line.
9 / 10
According to the lesson, why is it important to keep every listing (directory, CCO contracts, county listing, one‑pager, website) identical?
Hint
Look at the “Keep every listing saying the same thing” paragraph.
The lesson advises that all listings should carry the same name, address, phone number, and list of what you accept.
10 / 10
What is the recommended frequency for reviewing and aligning all of your public listings according to the lesson?
Hint
Check the advice given about the one‑pager and side‑by‑side review.
The lesson suggests reading them side by side twice a year to ensure they match.
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