Financing
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Collaborative Financing for Systems of Care
Frank Rider – 7/13/2009
Stroul, Rider & Baker, 2006
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A Self-Assessment and Planning Guide: Developing a…
Storie Miller – 3/20/2009
The purpose of the Guide is to aid states, communities, tribes, territories, and organizations to assess their current financing structures/strategies; identify outcomes to achieve; consider a variety of financing strategies; and to prepare to develop a strategic financing plan. The Guide is designed to put policymakers and planners one step closer to developing a comprehensive financing plan to support effective systems of care.
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Critical Financing Strategies with System-level Ou…
Storie Miller – 3/20/2009
As a resource document to support systems planning, this document provides a framework that identifies preliminary sets of financing indicators, system level outcomes, data collection methods, and a data analysis plan for each critical financing component.
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FINANCING SYSTEMS OF CARE: Medicaid Managed Care
Katelyn Bryant-Comstock – 1/16/2009
Presentation on Financing Systems of Care by Mary Tierney, MD, Technical Assistance Partnership for Child and Family Mental Health.
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Financing Local Systems of Care
Katelyn Bryant-Comstock – 1/16/2009
Classic presentation by Jim Wotring at a System of Care conference in 2003. Not to be missed!
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FINANCING SYSTEMS OF CARE Part 1
Katelyn Bryant-Comstock – 1/16/2009
Part 1 of a three-part series on Financing Systems of Care by Mary Tierney, MD, Technical Assistance Partnership on Child and Family Mental Health
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Financing Systems of Care: Issues, Opportunities a
Katelyn Bryant-Comstock – 1/16/2009
Don’t miss this instructive powerpoint presentation delivered by Sandra Spencer, Principal Investigator, TA Partnership, Executive Director, National Federation of Families for Children Children’s Mental Health.
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FLEXIBLE FUNDS GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES
Katelyn Bryant-Comstock – 1/16/2009
Special Service and Support Funds (SSSF) allow members of the Interagency Child Serving Team (ICST) to access resources for individual services to meet the unique needs of children and adolescents with serious emotional disturbance and their families. These funds are an opportunity to provide for services and supports, as may be necessary and appropriate, in providing for the comprehensive needs with respect to the mental health of children with serious emotional disturbance and their families. The availability of SSSF allows the ISCT to be innovative in their efforts to integrate children and their families into the community and to consider nontraditional interventions. These funds provide a mechanism to help in new and creative ways and strengthen services to children and families. Funds may be used to purchase individualized services or “wraparound” supports for children and adolescents in the target population.
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Community Collaborative Readiness for Blended Fund
Katelyn Bryant-Comstock – 1/16/2009
Special thanks to Jim Wotring for this valuable contribution developed during his tenure as Principal Investigator of a CMHI grant in Michigan. Jim now heads up the training center at Georgetown University.
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Utilizing Medicaid to Build Family Support Program
Katelyn Bryant-Comstock – 1/16/2009
Anna McGlaughlin, Georgia Parent Support Network, Atlanta, GA and Denise Baker, Family Involvement Center, Phoenix, AZ, presented this session at the TA Partnership Region V System of Care Community Meeting, March 8, 2006. Lot’s of useful information!
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CARE New Hampshire REQUEST FOR FLEXIBLE FUNDS
Administration – 1/13/2009
Request for flex funds form developed by CARE New Hampshire.
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Blending or Braiding Funding Across Systems
Administration – 1/13/2009
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