Common use of Urinalysis Testing Clause in Contracts

Urinalysis Testing. Therapeutic Interventions for Children High Intensity Treatment, including non-Medicaid PACT services and supports. Sobering Services. Rehabilitation Case Management. Within available resource, the contractor may also provide any other appropriate services to Medicaid Enrollees that are not included in the Medicaid State Plan or the 1915(b) Waiver, such as, but not limited to:. Interim Services Opiate Dependency/HIV Services Outreach Childcare Services. Expanded Community Services. Recovery support services. Outreach and Engagement. Assistance with transportation that would not otherwise be covered by Medicaid. Family Hardship services. Continuing Education and Training. Assistance with application for entitlement programs. Alcohol/Drug Information School. PPW Housing Support Services. Supported Employment. Jail Transition Services. SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR IHCP PROVIDERS AND AMERICAN INDIAN/ALASKA NATIVE ENROLLEES Special Provisions for American Indian/Alaska Native Enrollees No later than April 30, the Contractor shall submit to the HCA Tribal Liaison a plan that describes various services, financing models, and other activities for the Contractor to: Support the recommendations set forth in the Tribal Centric Behavioral Health Report to the Washington State Legislature under 2SSB 5732, Section 7, Chapter 388, Laws of 2013, issued on November 30, 2013. Support and enhance the Care Coordination services provided by IHCP Providers for Enrollees, both American Indian/Alaska Native and non-American Indian/Alaska Native, including coordination with non-IHCP Provider: Mental health services; Substance use disorder treatment services; Crisis services; Voluntary inpatient services; Involuntary commitment evaluation services; and Inpatient discharge services. Improve access for American Indian/Alaska Native Enrollees (including those who do not receive care at IHCP Providers) to receive: Behavioral Health prevention services; Physical and Behavioral Health care services for co-occurring disorders, and Culturally appropriate physical and Behavioral Health care. Care Coordination and Continuity of Care: Tribal Members The Contractor must amend or attempt to amend its Tribal and Recognized American Indian Organization (RAIO) Coordination Implementation Plan with each Tribe and RAIO to address protocols for coordination of care, or transition of care for members losing eligibility, for any tribal member in need of GFS funded services. If requested by HCA, the Contractor must provide documentation of attempts to amend its plan if any Tribe or RAIO declines to participate.

Urinalysis Testing. Therapeutic Interventions for Children High Intensity Treatment, Treatment including non-Medicaid PACT services and supports. Sobering Services. Rehabilitation Case Management. Within available resource, the contractor may also provide any other appropriate services to Medicaid Enrollees that are not included in the Medicaid State Plan or the 1915(b) Waiver, such as, but not limited to:. : Interim Services Opiate Dependency/HIV Services Outreach Outreach. Childcare Services. Expanded Community Services. Recovery support services. Outreach and Engagement. Assistance with transportation that would not otherwise be covered by Medicaid. Family Hardship services. Continuing Education and Training. Assistance with application for entitlement programs. Alcohol/Drug Information School. PPW Housing Support Services. Supported Employment. Jail Transition Services. SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR IHCP PROVIDERS AND AMERICAN INDIAN/ALASKA NATIVE ENROLLEES Special Provisions for American Indian/Alaska Native Enrollees No later than April 30, the Contractor shall submit to the HCA Tribal Liaison Administrator a plan that describes various services, financing models, and other activities for the Contractor to: Support the recommendations set forth in the Tribal Centric Behavioral Health Report to the Washington State Legislature under 2SSB 5732, Section 7, Chapter 388, Laws of 2013, issued on November 30, 2013. Support and enhance the Health Care Coordination services provided by IHCP Providers for Enrollees, both American Indian/Alaska Native and non-American Indian/Alaska Native, including coordination with non-IHCP Provider: Mental health services; Substance use disorder treatment services; Crisis services; Voluntary inpatient services; Involuntary commitment evaluation services; and Inpatient discharge services. Improve access for American Indian/Alaska Native Enrollees (including those who do not receive care at IHCP Providers) to receive: Behavioral Health prevention services; Physical and Behavioral Health care services for co-occurring disorders, and Culturally appropriate physical and Behavioral Health care. Health Care Coordination and Continuity of Care: Tribal Members The Contractor must amend include, or attempt to amend include its Tribal and Recognized American Indian Organization (RAIO) Coordination Implementation Plan with each Tribe and RAIO to address non-tribal Indian Health Care Provider (IHCP) protocols for coordination of care, or transition of care for members losing eligibility, for any tribal member American Indian/Alaska Natives (AI/ANs) who lose eligibility or who are in need of GFS funded services. If requested by HCA, the Contractor must provide documentation of attempts to amend its plan if any engage with a Tribe or RAIO declines non-tribal IHCP to participate.include such protocols in the Coordination Implementation Plan with the Tribe or non-tribal IHCP. This Exhibit addresses Non-Medicaid General Fund State funds for the provision of behavioral health services to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Care populations covered under this contract for July 1, 20192020, through December, 20192020, of state fiscal year (SFY) 2020. Table 1 depicts allocations for Coordinated Care. Great Rivers $ $ Greater Columbia $ $ King $ $ North Central $ $ North Sound $ $ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ $ $ Salish $ $ Southwest $ $ Spokane $ $ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ $ $ All proviso dollars are GF-S funds. Outlined below, are explanations of the provisos and the designated marijuana account: Expanded Community Services (ECS): ECS funding is to assist in the provision of community support services for long term state hospital patients. The funding is provided for the operation of community residential and support services for persons whose treatment needs constitute substantial barriers to community placement and who no longer require active psychiatric treatment at an inpatient hospital level of care, no longer met the criteria for inpatient involuntary commitment, and who are clinically ready for discharge from a state psychiatric hospital. WA - Program for Assertive Community Treatment (WA - PACT): Funds received per the budget proviso for development and initial operation of high-intensity programs for active community treatment WA- PACT teams. Assisted Outpatient Treatment: Funds received to support Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT). AOT is an order for Less Restrictive Alternative Treatment for up to ninety days form the date of judgment. AOT shall not order inpatient treatment. Certified residential treatment providers1 DBHR Licensed Community MH Agencies DBHR-certified Substance Use Disorder Treatment Provider Agencies DOH-certified medication assisted treatment (e.g. buprenorphine) DBHR-certified opiate substitution providers (Methadone Treatment programs ) Evaluation and Treatment in DOH-licensed and DBHR-certified free-standing inpatient, hospitals, or psychiatric inpatient facilities DOH-licensed and DBHR certified detox facilities (for acute and sub-acute) DOH licensed and DBHR certified residential treatment facility to provide crisis stabilization Definitions The definitions below apply to this Exhibit E: