How to Become a Choices Provider
Partnering with Choices
Download the Choices Provider Handbook to better understand Choices and what to expect as a provider. Click below to see highlights about how things will work once you become a provider.
Provider Relations
The Provider Relations team acts as a liaison between our community partners and Choices staff. Overall, the Provider Relations team seeks new partnership opportunities, monitors contract compliance, and facilitates regular interaction with network providers.
Each provider within our network is assigned a Provider Relations Manager as their primary contact. The Provider Relations Manager will help answer routine questions or address any concerns.
Child and Family Teams
Choices helps youth and their families find lasting support within their own communities. Through a process called Wraparound, we connect them with the resources they need for long-term mental, physical, and behavioral health.
Service providers are crucial to the Wraparound process. Providers join Child and Family Teams in order to understand the youth and family’s story and help them put together a care plan that supports their goals. The team meets regularly to plan next steps, share progress and accomplishments, and prepare for a transition out of formal services.
Monthly Reporting
Active providers are required to submit monthly reports that meet certain criteria, defined by Choices and our government partners.
Download the monthly progress report template
Payment
Read the provider handbook or visit the Claims section of our website for more details about invoicing and receiving payment.