Provider(s) Resource Capacity. For each Provider involved, describe the capacity for supplying adequate fiscal, material and personnel
Provider(s) Resource Capacity. For each Provider involved, describe the capacity for supplying adequate fiscal, material and personnel resources to carry out their role in the RBS program. The San Bernardino County RBS System will use a lead provider structure for the delivery of the comprehensive package of services, supports and interventions included in our RBS System. During the initial phase of the System‟s development we will use two divisions of one lead provider: Xxxxxx Community Support Services and Xxxxxx Treatment Centers. The lead provider will be responsible for integrating the operations of its two divisions to develop and implement a comprehensive RBS plan of care that coordinates both the needs and services plan supported through AFDC-FC funding and an individual behavioral health services plan that is supported through MHSA and EPSDT for those children and youth who are meeting medical necessity and through MHSA only for those who are not. Xxxxxx Treatment Centers (Xxxxxx) has been providing residential services to California‟s most troubled youth since 1966. Over the past few years the agency has been working diligently to transform their services and culture to improve transition outcomes and reduce the length of stay for children who are placed into their Level 14 Residential Treatment Facilities. For example, they have transitioned away from traditional behavioral level systems and developed treatment models based on effective relationships, values, evidence-based practices and skill building. They are focused on preparing youth to return to family-based care and their communities as quickly as possible and see RBS as a vehicle to create a program to produce such results. Xxxxxx will acquire two in-county 6-bed group homes. If feasible within the property market, there will be a separate structure on the same property that will be used for out- of-home additional stabilization during the community treatment phase (traditionally known as “respite”) and for expanding family participation while the youth is in residential treatment. As the lead provider, Xxxxxx will also provide overall care coordination for each enrolled youth and his or her family, full clinical and social services assessments, and parallel and follow along community services through the formation of CCTs. In addition, Xxxxxx will make arrangements for additional formal and informal assistance, services and supports as appropriate given each youth and family‟s specific strengths, needs and goals as i...
