patient representative san diego county report

What results should be reported to San Diego County Public Health?

Laboratories should report only the results from serologic tests that have an FDA Emergency Use Authorization (EUA). Laboratories that test San Diego County residents (regardless of the physical location of the laboratory) must register with the California Department of Public health (CDPH) for electronic laboratory reporting (ELR).

How do I submit a form to access San Diego?

Submitting these forms can be done by completing the following steps: Mail the form to address Access, PO Box 85027, San Diego, CA 92186. Please include the case number on the form when doing so. The form will be scanned into the system and a representative will contact you.

Where can I get a Confidential morbidity report form?

You can also download and print a Confidential Morbidity Report form and fax it to (858) 715-6458. What is reportable? Who is required to report?

How to contact CMS POV?

If you would like access to the CMS POV site, please call 858-658-8650 to inquire about becoming a CMS contracted provider. The query will inform you of the eligibility status and the certification period for the patient. For more detailed instructions, please refer to the Provider Online Verification document. 1.

What is a CMS POV?

Verify County Medi-Cal Services (CMS) Eligibility. The provider online verification (POV) website is a site for CMS contracted healthcare providers that are inquiring about the CMS certification status of a patient. If you would like access to the CMS POV site, please call 858-658-8650 to inquire about becoming a CMS contracted provider.

How to report a communicable disease?

To report a communicable disease, you may contact the Epidemiology Unit by phone at (619) 692-8499. For urgent matters on evenings, weekends or holidays, dial (858) 565-5255 and ask for the Epidemiology Unit duty officer.

Who is required to report foodborne illness?

Pharmacists, animal/vector control staff, emergency medical personnel may report diseases and conditions to the local health department. Private citizens are required to report suspected foodborne illnesses, even if they have not sought medical attention.