Medication Consent Forms
The Fresno County Mental Health Plan (FCMHP) requires contracted psychiatrists to obtain Medication Consent before prescribing medications to beneficiaries. The beneficiary or legal guardian must sign the Medication Consent form when starting a new medication and whenever a change in medication class or the addition of a new class of psychotropics occurs (e.g., adding an antidepressant to the medication regimen, changing from an antidepressant to an antipsychotic). This form must be made available in the beneficiary's primary language if the beneficiary is monolingual. Consent must be maintained in the medical record at all times.
FCMHP will have staff review this form during the annual medical record review. A provider’s credentialing status may be affected if the provider does not consistently obtain the beneficiary’s consent.
For your convenience, forms have been provided in all three threshold languages of Fresno County (English, Spanish, and Hmong), in both Adobe PDF format (suitable for printing out the form and completing it by hand) and in Microsoft Word Document format (suitable for completing the form electronically and then printing for signatures).
Medication Consent Forms (Adobe PDF)
Medication Consent Forms (Microsoft Word)
Contact Us
Fresno County Mental Health Plan
P. O. Box 45003
Fresno, CA. 93718-9886
Contact Info
Phone: (559) 600-4645
Fax: (559) 455-4633
TTY: 711
For billing questions, contact Managed Care at (559) 600-4645 and ask to speak with a Provider Relations Specialist.
For authorization questions, contact Managed Care (559) 600-4645 and ask to speak to a Utilization Review Specialist.
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988
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For Access to Services or the Crisis Line,
1 800 654-3937
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