Current through Vol. 42, No. 1, September 16, 2024
(a)
Agency
requirements. CCBHCs are responsible for providing services to
qualifying individuals within the provider's specified service area. Qualifying
providers must:
(1) Be certified by the
ODMHSAS as a community mental health center under OAC 450:17 and have provider
specific credentials from ODMHSAS for CCBHCs (OAC
450:17-5-170
et seq.);
(2) Be under the
direction of a licensed physician;
(3) Provide mobile crisis care twenty-four
(24) hours, seven (7) days a week and have a twenty-four (24) hours, seven (7)
days a week walk-in crisis clinic or a psychiatric urgent care, or have an
agreement in place with a State-sanctioned alternative;
(4) Actively use an Office of National
Coordinator (ONC) certified Electronic Health Record (EHR) as demonstrated on
the ONC Certified Health IT Product List;
(5) Have a contract with a Health Information
Exchange (HIE) and demonstrate staff use of obtaining and sending data through
the HIE as well as policy stating frequency of use and security protocols; and
(6) Report on encounter, clinical
outcomes, and quality improvement. This includes meeting all federal and State
specifications of the required CMS quality measure reporting, as well as
performance improvement reports outlining activities taken to improve outcomes.
(b)
Interdisciplinary team. CCBHCs will utilize an interdisciplinary
team of professionals and paraprofessionals to identify an individual's
strengths and needs, create a unified plan to empower a person toward
self-management, and coordinate the individual's varied healthcare needs. CCBHC
teams will vary in size depending on the size of the member panel and acuity of
the member. The treatment team includes the member, the family/caregiver of
child members, the adult member's family to the extent the member does not
object, and any other person the member chooses. Each CCBHC shall maintain a
core staff comprised of employed and, if needed, contracted staff, as
appropriate to the needs of the member as stated in the member's individual
service plan.
(1) Teams shall at a minimum,
include the following positions:
(A) Licensed
psychiatrist;
(B) Licensed nurse
care manager (RN or licensed practical nurse);
(C) Consulting primary care physician, APRN,
or physician assistant (PA);
(D)
At least one (1) LBHP and may include additional LBHPs and licensure candidates
(see OAC
317:30-5-263
);
(E) Peer recovery support
specialist (see OAC
317:30-5-263
);
(F) Family support provider for
child members (see OAC
317:30-5-263
);
(G) Certified behavioral health
case manager II or certified alcohol and drug counselor (see OAC
317:30-5-263
); and
(H) Qualified behavioral
health aide.
(2)
Optional team members may include the following:
(A) Certified behavioral health case manager
I (see OAC
317:30-5-263
);
(B) Licensed nutritionist;
(C) Occupational therapist; and/or
(D) Occupational therapist
assistant under the supervision of a licensed occupational therapist.
