CPSP Information, Forms and Protocols for Providers

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Who can be a CPSP Provider? 

A physician, certified nurse midwife, certified family or pediatric nurse practitioner, hospital, community clinic, or medical group that provides prenatal care, has a valid Medi-Cal provider number, and is in good standing with state licensing and regulatory agencies can submit a CPSP application. 

Reimbursement for CPSP 

CPSP providers can receive fee-for-service reimbursement for the cost of delivering comprehensive perinatal services. More information is included in the Medi-Cal Provider Manual. 

How to apply for CPSP 

Call the Orange County Perinatal Services Coordinator’s office at 714-834-8227 for more information. 

Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health (MCAH)

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CPSP Application

• CPSP Provider Application (CDPH 4448)
• Supplemental Form (CDPH 4448A) (use if additional space is needed to list CPSP staff)

 

Forms for Making Changes to an Approved CPSP Application

• Request for Local Coordinator’s Approval of Changes to Previously Approved Application 

• CPSP Provider Practitioners Update Form  

• Request Change of Assessment Tools Letter 

CPSP Assessment Forms

• CPSP Prenatal Assessment/Reassessment and Individualized Care Plan
• CPSP Postpartum Assessment and Individualized Care Plan
• Instructions for Perinatal Food Group Recall
• Perinatal Food Group Recall
• Perinatal Food Group Guide (English - Spanish)
• MyPlate for Moms (English - Spanish)
• Instructions on How to Assess/Plot Weight Gain Grid 
• Prenatal Weight Gain Grid: Pre-pregnancy Underweight Range
• Prenatal Weight Gain Grid: Pre-pregnancy Normal Weight Range
• Prenatal Weight Gain Grid: Pre-pregnancy Overweight Range
• Prenatal Weight Gain Grid: Pre-pregnancy Obese Weight Range
• Prenatal Weight Gain Grid: Pre-pregnancy Normal Weight Range- Twins
• Prenatal Weight Gain Grid: Pre-pregnancy Overweight Range- Twins
• Prenatal Weight Gain Grid: Pre-pregnancy Obese Range- Twins
• Danger Assessment with Body Map
• Suspected Child Abuse Report Form & Instructions
• Suspected Dependent Adult Elder Abuse Report Form & Instructions
• Suspicious Injury Report & Instructions
• CPSP Client Orientation Checklist
• Summary of Medi-Cal Billing Forms

 

CPSP Provider Resource Guide and Protocols

• Customizable CPSP Protocols Orange County 
• CPSP Protocols Orange County
• CPSP OC Resource and Referral Identification Guide
• CPSP Protocol Addendum: Physician Oversight 
• Program Guidelines (Steps to Take - Updated 2019)
• CPSP Provider Handbook (updated Winter 2018) 

 

Perinatal Health Education Resources

• How to Recognize an Emergency with Your Pregnancy (English - Spanish)
• Keep Me Safe While I Sleep (English - Spanish - Vietnamese)
• Orange County Child Passenger Safety Resource Guide
• Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders Maternal Screening and Care Pathway
• Postpartum Depression - What You Should Know (English - Spanish)
• Edinburgh Depression Scale English - New Version (English - Spanish)
• PHQ-9 (English - Spanish for US)
• If You're Pregnant: Seat Belt Recommendations for Drivers and Passengers (English - Spanish)
• Pregnancy and Smoking: Want to Help Yourself and Your Baby?
• WIC Referral for Pregnant, Postpartum and Breastfeeding Women
• WIC Locations in Orange County
• Orange County Breastfeeding Resources
• Breastfeeding Tips
• Prenatal Guide to Breastfeeding Booklet (English - Spanish - Vietnamese)

Medi-Cal Resources

For assistance on billing and claims follow-up for the following programs: Obstetrics (OB) Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program (CPSP) Presumptive Eligibility (PE) Family PACT Cancer Detection Programs: Every Woman Counts (Formerly BCEDP) Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Program (BCCTP) Contact the Telephone Service Center at (800) 541-5555 Medi-Cal Information (916) 636-1200 Medi-Cal Provider Enrollment (800) 541-5555 Medi-Cal Fraud Reporting (800) 822-6222 California State University, Sacramento (800) 858-7743 (State Contractor for CPSP Training)

Page Last Updated: 6/16/22