Which set correctly names the four rights in Medicaid Behavior Health?

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The important idea is delivering Medicaid Behavioral Health services that are not only appropriate but also effective, accessible, and affordable for the member. The four rights that best capture this are: Right Care, Right Outcomes, Right Place, Right Price. Right Care means the services provided are appropriate and based on evidence for the member’s needs. Right Outcomes focuses on achieving measurable improvements in health, functioning, or well-being. Right Place ensures care is delivered in the setting that best fits the member’s situation, whether in the community, clinic, or home. Right Price emphasizes affordability and cost-effectiveness for both the member and the program.

This combination keeps the emphasis on quality and value—getting the right service in the right setting and achieving real improvements at a reasonable cost. Other options mix in time, different cost terms, or coverage/access nuances that don’t align with the specific framing of value, outcomes, setting, and affordability this item targets.