evaluation/treatment, co-management of chronic medical disorders, and family engagement. A primary goal of the IOTRCs is to establish a wrong door” policy between a formalized network of partnerships facilitated by “no a Care Coordinator located at each IOTRC. Additionally, IOTRC mobile recovery units will be created to move between the IOTRC and formal partners to provide comprehensive recovery services. Care is coordinated during the entire treatment episode at a minimum through ongoing telephonic and electronic communication between IOTRC staff and partner providers. The objective of this RFA is to identify qualified applicants who meet the eligible organization criteria. This RFA does not obligate the State to award a subgrant or complete the project, and the State reserves the right to cancel solicitation if it is in its best interest. The following table outlines the types of organizations eligible to serve as an IOTRC along with the services required to be provided either within the applicant organization or through formalized care coordination agreements with partner agencies. Table 1: Nevada Integrated Opioid Treatment and Recovery Center Formal Written Care Eligible Status IOTRC to provide at a Coordination Agreements to Organizations minimum Provide (IOTRC may choose to offer these services internally) Certified Community Nonprofits having a Behavioral Health Opioid Treatment Behavioral Health 501(c)(3) Status with Screening/Assessment Provider for Methadone Clinic the IRS Medical Evaluation ASAM Level 3.2 and Level FDA Approved Medication 3.7 Withdrawal for OUD Treatment Management ASAM Level 1 Ambulatory OB/Perinatal providers Withdrawal Management Office-Based Opioid Toxicology Screening prescribers ASAM Level 1 Outpatient ASAM Level 3.1 and Level Overdose education and 3.5 Residential Services naloxone distribution Transitional Housing per Psychiatry SAPTA Division Criteria Mobile Recovery COD and other Peer/Recovery Support Community-based service Services providers Care Coordination Wellness Promotion Supported employment FQHC partnership Enrollment into Medicaid, HIV/Hep C Testing TANF, SNAP, WIC Engagement with criminal justice entities (e.g. police, judicial, correction)
evaluation/treatment, co-management of chronic medical disorders, and family engagement. A primary goal of the IOTRCs is to establish a “no wrong door” policy between a formalized network of partnerships facilitated by a Care Coordinator located at each IOTRC. Additionally, IOTRC mobile recovery units will be created to move between the IOTRC and formal partners to provide comprehensive recovery services. Care is coordinated during the entire treatment episode at a minimum through ongoing telephonic and electronic communication between IOTRC staff and partner providers. The objective of this RFA is to identify qualified applicants who meet the eligible organization criteria. This RFA does not obligate the State to award a subgrant or complete the project, and the State reserves the right to cancel solicitation if it is in its best interest. The following table outlines the types of organizations eligible to serve as an IOTRC along with the services required to be provided either within the applicant organization or through formalized care coordination agreements with partner agencies. Table 1: Nevada Integrated Opioid Treatment and Recovery Center Eligible Organizations Status IOTRC to provide at a minimum Formal Written Care Coordination Agreements to Provide (IOTRC may choose to offer these services internally) Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Nonprofits having a 501(c)(3) Status with the IRS Behavioral Health Screening/Assessment Medical Evaluation FDA Approved Medication for OUD Treatment ASAM Level 1 Ambulatory Withdrawal Management Toxicology Screening ASAM Level 1 Outpatient Overdose education and naloxone distribution Psychiatry Mobile Recovery Peer/Recovery Support Services Care Coordination Supported employment Enrollment into Medicaid, TANF, SNAP, WIC Engagement with criminal justice entities (e.g. police, judicial, correction) Opioid Treatment Provider for Methadone ASAM Level 3.2 and Level 3.7 Withdrawal Management OB/Perinatal providers Office-Based Opioid prescribers ASAM Level 3.1 and Level 3.5 Residential Services Transitional Housing per SAPTA Division Criteria COD and other Community-based service providers Wellness Promotion FQHC partnership HIV/Hep C Testing
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