FIXED RATE Negotiated Rate Contract (NRC Sample Clauses

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. March 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011 Second Chance Act Re-Entry Allocation Services Funding amount Monthly amount Units Of Service Rate # clients to be served Slots Second Chance Act Re- Entry Residential $81,600 $5,100 960 $85.0 0 10 2 July 1, 2009- June 30, 2010 Services Funding amount Monthly amount Units Of Service per Fiscal Year Rate # clients to be served Slots NRC Perinatal Residential (Women w/ children ages 17 and under) $177, 830 $14,819 1824 $97.49 8 4 County Residential $227,469 $18,956 2954 $77.00 16 8 NRC Outpatient $43,167 $3,597 890 $48.50 8 3 Strategic Directions 2010 Funding-Perinatal Residential (Women w/ children ages 5 and under) and Second Chance Re- Entry $103,000 $8,583 1057 $97.45 3- Perinatal 1- Second Chance 2 Strategic Directions 2010 Funding-Residential $41,200 $3,433 535 $77.00 4 2 Strategic Directions 2010 Funding-Outpatient $10,300 $858 212 $48.50 2 1 Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) Funding $31,404 $2,617 419 3 TOTAL $634,370 $52,863 Beds- 8371 SAH- 1102 N/A 49 22 Annual Allocation 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 $479,870 $407,889 85% $71,981 15% Strategic Directions 2010 $154,500 $154,500 100% N/A 0% TOTAL Funding * $634,370 $562,389 N/A $71,981 N/A July 1, 2010- June 30, 2011 Annual Allocation Services Funding amount Monthly amount Units Of Service per Fiscal Year Rate # clients to be served Slots NRC Perinatal Residential (Women w/ children ages 17 and under) $177, 830 $14,819 1824 $97.49 8 4 County Residential $227,469 $18,956 2954 $77.00 16 8 NRC Outpatient $43,167 $3,597 890 $48.50 8 3 Strategic Directions 2010 Funding-Perinatal Residential (Women w/ children ages 5 and under) and Second Chance Re- Entry $103,000 $8,583 1057 $97.45 3 Perinatal; 1 Second Chance Re-Entry 2 Strategic Directions 2010 Funding-Residential $41,200 $3,433 535 $77.00 ...
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FIXED RATE Negotiated Rate Contract (NRC. In full consideration of the funded alcohol and drug treatment and recovery 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 Outpatient $200,016 $16,668 4619 SAH $43.30 54 27 County Outpatient $74,205 $6,184 1713 SAH $43.30 20 10 Strategic Directions 2010- Day Treatment $123,652 $10,304 818 VD $151.00 8 4 Co-occurring $37,185 $3,098 826 SAH $45.01 TOTAL $435,058 $36,254 82 41 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 $311,406 $264,695 85% $46,711 15% Strategic Directions 2010 $123,652 $123,652 100% 0 0% TOTAL Funding $435,058 $388,347 - $46,711 - (*) 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 Services Funding amount Monthly amount UOS per Fiscal Year Rate # clients to be served Slots NRC Outpatient $200,016 $16,668 4619 SAH $43.30 54 27 County Outpatient $74,205 $6,184 1713 SAH $43.30 20 10 Strategic Directions 2010- Day Treatment $98,857 $8,238 655 VD $151.00 6 3 Co-occurring $37,185 $3,098 826 SAH $45.01 TOTAL $410,263 $34,188 (*) Should contractor be below 45% utilization at 6 months of service, contractor has discretion of using Strategic Directions 2010 Day Treatment funding for County Outpatient services. 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 $311,406 $264,695 85% $46,711 15% Strategic Directions 2010 $98,857 $98,857 100% 0 0% TOTAL Funding $410,263 $363,552 - $46,711 - (*) Priority Populations as identified in the AOD Strategic Directions 2010 plan. The plan, as well as ...
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