Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery Services Sample Clauses

Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery Services. A. STRATEGIC DIRECTION 1: PRIORITY POPULATIONS
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Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery Services. A. FIXED RATE NEGOTIATED RATE CONTRACT (NRC) In full consideration of the funded alcohol and drug treatment services provided to clients who lack the necessary resources to pay for all, or part of these services themselves. The County will pay Contractor the total contract amount in twenty four (24) monthly payments in a manner as outlined in the charts below. County will pay Contractor’s monthly payment within (thirty) 30 days, upon timely submission of reports as outlined in the Alcohol and Other Drug Services (AOD) Policy and Procedure Manual. July 1, 2009- June 30, 2010 Services Funding amount Monthly amount Units Of Service per Fiscal Year Rate # clients to be served Slots NRC Adult – Residential $597,573 $49,798 7470 $80.00 76 20 County Adult – Residential $215,674 $17,995 2695 $80.00 33 7 County Adult – Co-Occurring Residential (priority admission to clients referred by Adult Resource Management) $152,910 $12,742 1330 $115.00 15 4 Strategic Directions 2010 Funding – Choices and Pathways, Residential $119,480 $9,957 1358 $88.00 16 4 Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) Funding $63,636 $5,303 553 $115.00 6 2 Treatment Readiness – Adult $27,419 $2,285 721 $38.00 782 N/A Treatment Readiness – Adolescent $2,489.30 $207 65 $38.00 2 N/A TOTAL $1,179,181 $98,287 Annual Summary of Funding for Priority Populations - FY 2009-10 Funding Type Total Funding Allocation Priority Population Funding Priority Population % Allowable Discretionary Funding Allowable Discretionary % Annual Flat Rate $1,059,701 $900,746 85% $158,955 15% Strategic Directions 2010 $119,480 $119,480 100% 0 0% TOTAL Funding $1,179,181 $1,020,226 86.52% $158,955 13.48% July 1, 2010- June 30, 2011 Services Funding amount Monthly amount Units Of Service per Fiscal Year Rate # clients to be served Slots NRC Adult – Residential $597,573 $49,798 7470 $80.00 76 20 County Adult – Residential $177,181 $14,765 2215 $80.00 23 6 County Adult – Co-Occurring Residential (priority admission to clients referred by Adult Resource Management) $152,910 $12,742 1330 $115.00 15 4 Strategic Directions 2010 Funding – Choices and Pathways, Residential $119,480 $9,957 1358 $88.00 16 4 Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) Funding $63,636 $5,303 553 $115.00 6 2 TOTAL $1,110,780 $92,565 Annual Summary of Funding for Priority Populations - FY 2010-11 Funding Type Total Funding Allocation Priority Population Funding Priority Population % Allowable Discretionary Funding Allowable Discretionary % Annual Flat Rate $991,300 $842,605...
Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery Services. A. FIXED RATE Negotiated Rate Contract (NRC): In full consideration of the funded alcohol and drug treatment services provided to clients who lack the necessary resources to pay for all, or part of these services themselves. The County will pay Contractor the total contract amount in twenty four (24) monthly payments in a manner as outlined in the charts below. County will pay Contractor’s monthly payment within (thirty) 30 days, upon timely submission of reports as outlined in the Alcohol and Other Drug Services (AOD) Policy and Procedure Manual. July 1, 2009- June 30, 2010 Services Funding amount for contract term Monthly amount Units Of Service per Fiscal Year Rate # clients to be served per fiscal year Slots County Funded Day Treatment $208,153 $17,346 1,287 $161.74 21 6 County Funded Outpatient $43,822 $3,652 964 $45.43 9 3 NRC Funded Outpatient $101,589 $8,466 2,236 $45.43 22 8 Strategic Directions 2010 Funded Outpatient $42,230 $3,519 930 $45.43 9 3 TOTAL $395,794 $32,983 5,417 60 20 July 1, 2010- June 30, 2011 Services Funding amount for contract term Monthly amount Units Of Service per Fiscal Year Rate # clients to be served per fiscal year Slots County Funded Day Treatment $208,153 $17,346 1,287 $161.74 21 6 County Funded Outpatient $43,822 $3,652 964 $45.43 9 3 NRC Funded Outpatient $101,589 $8,466 2,236 $45.43 22 8 Strategic Directions 2010 Funded Outpatient $42,230 $3,519 930 $45.43 9 3 TOTAL $395,794 $32,983 5,417 60 20 Summary of Funding for (*)Priority Populations FY 2009-10 Funding Type Total Funding Allocation for contract term Priority Population Funding Priority Population % Allowable Discretionary Funding Allowable Discretionary % Annual Flat Rate $707,128 $601,059 85.00% $106,069 15% Strategic Directions 2010 $84,460 $84,460 100.00% 0 0% TOTAL Funding $791,588 $685,519 $106,069 Summary of Funding for Priority Populations FY 2010-11 Funding Type Total Funding Allocation for contract term Priority Population Funding Priority Population % Allowable Discretionary Funding Allowable Discretionary % Annual Flat Rate $707,128 $601,059 85.00% $106,069 15% Strategic Directions 2010 $84,460 $84,460 100.00% 0 0% TOTAL Funding $791,588 $685,519 86.6% $106,069 13.40% (*) Priority Populations as identified in the AOD Strategic Directions 2010 plan. The plan, as well as the funding, was approved by the Board of Supervisors. Discretionary funding can be used for non-priority population clients.
Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery Services. A. FLAT RATE Negotiated Rate (NRC): In full consideration of the funded alcohol and drug treatment services provided to clients who lack the necessary resources to pay for all, or part of these services themselves. The County will pay Contractor the total contract amount in twenty four (24) monthly payments in a manner as outlined in the charts below. County will pay Contractor’s monthly payment within (thirty) 30 days, upon timely submission of reports as outlined in the Alcohol and Other Drug Services (AOD) Policy and Procedure Manual. July 1, 2009- June 30, 2010 Annual Funding Amount Services Funding Amount Monthly Amount UOS BD or SAH Rate # clients to be served Slots NRC Adult -Residential $137,707 $11,476 1565 $88.00 8 4 County Adult- Residential $57,311 $4,776 651 $88.00 4 2 NRC Perinatal $31,955 $2,663 329 $97.00 2 1 Treatment Readiness - Adult $15,990 $1,332 533 $30.00 267 Strategic Directions 2010 Funding – Perinatal $101,970 $8,498 1051 $97.00 6 3 Strategic Directions 2010 Funding – Criminal Justice $58,710 $4,893 667 $88.00 4 2 Co-occurring Disorders Funding $17,355 $1,446 TOTAL $420,998 $35,084 291 12 Summary of Funding for (*) Priority Populations FY 2009-10 Annual Funding Amount Funding Type Total Funding Allocation Priority Population Funding Priority Population % Allowable Discretionary Funding Allowable Discretionary % Annual Flat Rate $260,318 $221,270 85% $39,048 15% Strategic Directions 2010 $160,680 $160,680 15% $0 0% TOTAL Funding $420,998 $381,950 $39,048 (*) Priority Populations as identified in the AOD Strategic Directions 2010 plan. The plan, as well as the funding, was approved by the Board of Supervisors. Discretionary funding can be used for non-priority population clients. July 1, 2010- June 30, 2011 Annual Funding Amount Services Funding Amount Monthly Amount UOS BD or SAH Rate # clients to be served Slots NRC Adult -Residential $137,707 $11,476 1565 $88.00 8 4 County Adult- Residential $57,311 $4,776 651 $88.00 4 2 NRC Perinatal $31,955 $2,663 329 $97.00 2 1 Treatment Readiness - Adult $15,990 $1,332 533 $30.00 267 Strategic Directions 2010 Funding - Perinatal $101,970 $8,498 1051 $97.00 6 3 Strategic Directions 2010 Funding - Criminal Justice $58,710 $4,893 667 $88.00 4 2 Co-occurring Disorders Funding $17,355 $1,446 TOTAL $420,998 $35,084 291 12 Summary of Funding for (*) Priority Populations FY 2010-11 Annual Funding Amount Funding Type Total Funding Allocation Priority Population Funding Priority Population % Allowable ...
Alcohol and Drug Treatment and Recovery Services. A. FIXED RATE Negotiated Rate Contract (NRC): In full consideration of the funded alcohol and drug treatment services provided to clients who lack the necessary resources to pay for all, or part of these services themselves. The County will pay Contractor the total contract amount in twenty four
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