ADULT ABUSE REPORTING. Contractor shall establish a procedure acceptable to the Merced County Human Services Agency to ensure that all employees, volunteers, consultants, subcontractor or agents performing service under this contract report adult abuse or neglect to a County welfare agency as defined in California Penal Code, Section 11165.9 et seq.
ADULT ABUSE REPORTING. Contractor shall establish a procedure acceptable to County to ensure that all employees, volunteers, consultants, sub-contractors or agents performing service under this Agreement report adult abuse or neglect to a county welfare department as defined in California Penal Code, Section 11165.9. Merced County 1,564,197 Total Revenue 1,564,197 Salaries-Management 163,279.50 Salaries-Treatment 566,239.50 Salaries-Office 32,058 Vacation/Holiday 30,462.75 Retirement Benefit 22,847.25 Benefit Credit 91,500 Payroll taxes-FICA/MediCare 58,261.50 Payroll taxes-SUI 7,615.50 Workers Comp Insurance 7,311 Total Salary & Benefit Expense 979,575 Professional Services 212,936.25 Training 750 Furniture & Equipment 17,250 Software License, Support, & Upgrades 11,250 Equipment rental 658.50 Equipmant repair & maintenance 81 Vehicle repair & maintenance 4,125 Vehicle fuel 7,125 Facility repair & maintenance 5962.50 Security 2,538 Maintenance 1,125 Storage rent 1,586.25 Building rent 34,692.75 Utilities 8,550 Telephone/Internet 18,825 Insurance 9,750 Employee mileage 13,500 Office expenses 4,125 Employee hiring 330 Delivery expense 825 Total Operating Expense 355,985.25 Indirect Administration 200,334 Total Allocated Expense 200,334 Client Support Expense 28,302.75 Total Client Support Expense 28,302.75 Merced County 2,085,596 Total Revenue 2,085,596 Salaries‐Management 217,706 Salaries‐Treatment 754,986 Salaries‐Office 42,744 Vacation/Holiday 40,617 Retirement Benefit 30,463 Benefit Credit 122,000 Payroll taxes‐FICA/MediCare 77,682 Payroll taxes‐SUI 10,154 Workers Comp Insurance 9,748 Total Salary & Benefit Expense 1,306,100 Professional Services 283,915 Training 1,000 Furniture & Equipment 23,000 Software License, Support, & Upgrades 15,000 Equipment rental 878 Equipmant repair & maintenance 108 Vehicle repair & maintenance 5,500 Vehicle fuel 9,500 Facility repair & maintenance 7,950 Security 3,384 Maintenance 1,500 Storage rent 2,115 Building rent 46,257 Utilities 11,400 Telephone/Internet 25,100 Insurance 13,000 Employee mileage 18,000 Office expenses 5,500 Employee hiring 440 Delivery expense 1,100 Total Operating Expense 474,647 Indirect Administration 267,112 Total Allocated Expense 267,112 Client Support Expense 37,737 Total Client Support Expense 37,737 Total Expenses 2,085,596 0.25 Director of Program Services 32,885 7,462 40,347 1 Program Director 107,293 25,821 133,114 1 Assistant Program Director 77,528 20,877 98,405 1 Program Support Assistant 42,744 15,100 57,84...
ADULT ABUSE REPORTING. If we have reason to suspect that an elderly or incapacitated adult is abused, neglected or exploited, we are required by DC law to immediately make a report and provide relevant information to the DC social services. ( )
ADULT ABUSE REPORTING. CONTRACTOR shall establish a procedure acceptable to the COUNTY to ensure that all employees, volunteers, consultants, sub-contractors or agents performing service under this contract report adult abuse or neglect to a county welfare department as defined in California Penal Code, Section 11165.9. Contractor will provide administrative oversight as the Medical Director for the Merced County Behavioral Health and Recovery Services (BHRS) Department. Such services will include, but not be limited to:
A. Contractor will provide psychiatric assessments;
B. Contractor will provide scheduled medication appointments.
C. Contractor will provide emergency medication appointments.
D. Contractor will provide consultation for the Crisis Team.
E. Contractor shall review medical histories and physical exam results in residential client charts. Review shall be done to determine medical necessity; to make recommendations as to medical need or waiver of physical and laboratory examinations; for medication evaluation; and for development and approval of client treatment plans of care. Physician shall evaluate whether appropriate care can be given to consumer, prescribe any appropriate medications, and assist with making outside referrals as needed. Schedule agreed upon between the Contractor and the BHRS Director. Such schedule and locations may be modified by mutual agreement of Contractor and the BHRS Director. While performing such services, Contractor agrees to maintain standards of professional practices in accordance with the standards and ethics of the California Board of Medical Quality Assurance and the California State Department of Health Care Services. Contractor shall possess a valid license permitting the practice of medicine as a psychiatrist in the State of California.
ADULT ABUSE REPORTING. CONTRACTOR shall establish a procedure acceptable to the COUNTY to ensure that all employees, volunteers, consultants, sub-contractors or agents performing service under this contract report adult abuse or neglect to a county welfare department as defined in California Penal Code, Section 11165.9. This Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act (hereafter referred to as “HIPAA”) Business Associate Addendum supplements and is made a part of the parties underlying Agreement by and between the COUNTY and the CONTRACTOR (referred to hereafter as “Business Associate”).
ADULT ABUSE REPORTING. Contractor shall establish a procedure acceptable to County to ensure that all employees, volunteers, consultants, sub-contractors or agents performing service under this Agreement report adult abuse or neglect to a county welfare department as defined in California Penal Code, Section 11165.9.
1. Authorization and Rates for Specialized Mental Health Services:
A. Payment may be requested for the services identified in this Agreement based on documented medical and service necessity and as authorized by the County, County designee or contractor if designated by the County.
B. Service authorization as determined by the County, County designee or contractor if designated by the County may change over the duration of treatment based on client needs. Contractor will not be reimbursed for unauthorized services. County will be responsible for service authorization and payment only for service months during which the consumer has Medi-Cal assigned to that County (County Code). If the County of beneficiary is changed during the course of treatment, authorization and payment responsibilities transfer to the new Mental Health Plan (MHP) or county of beneficiary.
C. Rate setting and payment shall be consistent with federal and state regulations, and with the County contract. For the term July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2027 the following rate apply: Outpatient Psychiatrist/Contract Psychiatrist $ 1,319.23 Outpatient Physician’s Assistant $ 591.67 Outpatient Nurse Practitioner $ 656.02 Outpatient RN $ 535.85 Outpatient Certified Nurse Specialist $ 656.02 Outpatient LVN $ 218.50 Outpatient Pharmacist $ 634.48 Outpatient Licensed Psychiatric Technician $ 241.32 Outpatient Psychologist/Pre-licensed Psychologist $ 530.55 Outpatient LPHA (MFT, LCSW, LPCC)/Intern or Waivered LPHA (MFT, LCSW, LPCC) $ 343.33 Outpatient Occupational Therapist $ 457.03 Outpatient Mental Health Rehab Specialist $ 258.31 Outpatient Peer Recovery Support $ 271.23 Outpatient Other Qualified Providers- Other Designated MH Staff that bill Medi- Cal $ 258.31
2. The following claim requirements shall apply to the term of the contract:
A. Contractor shall enter claims data into the County's billing and transactional database system within the timeframes established by County. Contractor shall use Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) or Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) codes, as provided in the DHCS Billing Manual available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xxx/services/MH/Pages/MedCCC-Library.aspx, a...
ADULT ABUSE REPORTING. Contractor shall establish a procedure acceptable to County to ensure that all employees, volunteers, consultants, sub-contractors or agents performing service under this Agreement report adult abuse or neglect to a county welfare department as defined in California Penal Code, Section 11165.9.
A. Contractor shall coordinate all activities related to the Youth Leadership Institute (YLI) Clubhouse, Healing Generation Center / centro de generación de curación, including but not limited to:
a. Obtaining and maintaining a secure youth centric space along with outreach, recruitment, and onboarding of clubhouse team
b. Increase youth access to mental health services and other community resources such as case management, employment assistance, groups, and community outings
c. Increase youth leadership and community led health equity solutions
d. Facilitate youth led and community stakeholder meetings and activities
B. Contractor shall coordinate all activities related to the Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission (MHSOAC) - Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI) grant by:
a. Implementing the Evidence Based Practice (EBP) Clubhouse Model through training, certification, and membership with the International Center for Clubhouse Development (ICCD) Model.
b. Developing and implementing YLI organizational policies and procedures that align with the Clubhouse model for organizational decision making, transparency, and accountability to staff, governance boards, clients, family members, and the broader community
c. Completing and submitting SMART Assessment, Self-Assessment, Inventory of Factors Affecting Successful Implementation and Sustainment (IFASIS), Sustainment Measurement System Scale (SMSS), and other measuring tools as requested by CYBHI within required timeframes.
i. Client-level data outcome measures are:
1. Collected, at minimum, at start and end of contact with members
2. Entered into the CYBHI data platform within required timelines
C. It is expected that Contractor shall implement, track and report outcomes for the Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Timely (SMART) Goals and send a report quarterly to County. SMART goals to include the following:
a. Attend eighty-five percent (85%) of monthly Contractor Meetings with County
b. Attend one hundred percent (100%) of monthly Learning Collaboratives meetings
c. Participate in at least twelve (12) community outreach events to promote YLI drop in center
d. Facilitate pr...
ADULT ABUSE REPORTING. Contractor shall establish a procedure acceptable to County to ensure that all employees, volunteers, consultants, sub-contractors or agents performing service under this Agreement report adult abuse or neglect to a county welfare department as defined in California Penal Code, Section 11165.9. County agrees to pay Contractor and Contractor agrees to accept as compensation for services provided to County consumers at the Youth Mobile Clinic the following rates: Payment by County shall be monthly, in arrears, for services provided during the preceding month, after receipt and verification of Contractor’s invoices. Contractor shall submit to County monthly, itemized claims for Contractor’s compensation no later than fifteen (15) days following the completion of the month of services. Contractor shall hold harmless the State of California and the beneficiary receiving services in the event County cannot or will not pay for covered services rendered by Contractor pursuant to the terms of this Agreement. If a beneficiary receiving services from Contractor in the Youth Mobile Clinic has MediCal eligibility through Stanislaus County, Contractor will hold County and beneficiary harmless and arrange reimbursement though Stanislaus County.
ADULT ABUSE REPORTING. Contractor shall establish a procedure acceptable to County to ensure that all employees, volunteers, consultants, sub-contractors or agents performing service under this Agreement report adult abuse or neglect to a county welfare department as defined in California Penal Code, Section 11165.9. County agrees to pay Contractor and Contractor agrees to receive compensation for Provider within the following rate ranges; specific rate is dependent upon Provider’s background experience and specialty: $260/hour all-inclusive (flat hourly rate) $180/hour all-inclusive (flat hourly rate) Once a Provider is assigned, a “Service Summary” specifying the Provider’s hourly rate and proposed schedule will be provided by Contractor to County. Payments by County shall be monthly in arrears, for services provided during the preceding month, after receipt and verification of Contractor’s invoices. Contractor shall submit to County monthly, itemized claims for Provider’s compensation no later than fifteen (15) days following the completion of the month of services. Contractor shall hold harmless the State of California and beneficiaries in the event County cannot or will not pay for covered services rendered by Provider pursuant to the terms of this Agreement. Contractor shall provide qualified and certified Providers that are licensed to provide psychiatric services in the State of California, as needed, for tele-psychiatry consultations to consumers of Merced County BHRS Mental Health services under the following terms and conditions:
A. Services provided by telepsychiatry Providers shall be documented in the Electronic Health Record (EHR) used by BHRS. County will provide necessary access to County EHR and network through a dedicated virtual private network (VPN).
B. Contractor will be responsible to assure adequate internet access at provider location.
C. Contractor will be responsible to provide hardware at Provider location and meet the minimum necessary system requirements below: • All audio, video, and all other data transmission shall be secure through the use of encryption that meets County’s Network Security Standards. Contractor shall ensure any patient identifying information stored on any device used by provider is adequately secure and wiped at termination of Agreement with County. Videoconferencing software shall allow only a single session to be opened, although the session may include more than two (2) sites/participants. • Contractor shall ensure that no c...
ADULT ABUSE REPORTING. Contractor shall establish a procedure acceptable to County to ensure that all employees, volunteers, consultants, sub-contractors or agents performing service under this Agreement report adult abuse or neglect to a county welfare department as defined in California Penal Code, Section 11165.9. Mental Health Services 745,731 $ 3.42 $ 2,550,400 Crisis Intervention 11,290 $ 3.72 $ 41,998 Med Support 20,611 $ 7.19 $ 148,196 Case Management 86,758 $ 2.99 $ 259,406 Mental Health Services Act Full Service Partnership Services. 100,334 $ 2.99 $ 300,000 • Units of Service are annual average units of service. • Rates reflected are per minute rates for each service rendered.
