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State Residential Treatment for Behavioral Health

State Residential Treatment for Behavioral Health Conditions: Regulation and Policy Environmental Scan

STATE RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CONDITIONS: REGULATION AND POLICY ENVIRONMENTAL SCAN Maureen T. Stewart, PhD; Peggy L. O'Brien, PhD; Morgan C. Shields, MSc, MA; Mackenzie C. White, BA; and Norah Mulvaney-Day, PhD IBM Watson Health November 2019 Printer Friendly Version in PDF Format (37 PDF pages)
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State Residential Treatment for Behavioral Health

State Residential Treatment for Behavioral Health Conditions: Regulation and Policy Environmental Scan

The objective of this environmental scan is to summarize the peer-reviewed and grey literature on oversight of residential care for mental health and substance use care in the United States, excluding inpatient hospital care. The scan provides a framework for defining residential treatment services, summarizes who is treated in residential care, a
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Strategies by Federally-Funded Health Centers to

Strategies by Federally-Funded Health Centers to Facilitate Patient Access to Specialty Care

This report summarizes findings from a small qualitative study of six health centers that are pursuing a diverse range of approaches to facilitating specialty care for patients.
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Effects of the Affordable Care Act on Safety Net

Effects of the Affordable Care Act on Safety Net Hospitals

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Rural Hospital Participation and Performance in

Rural Hospital Participation and Performance in Value-Based Purchasing and Other Delivery System Reform Initiatives

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Appendix E. Federal Support for Uncompensated

Analysis of the Joint Distribution of Disproportionate Share Hospital Payments. Appendix E. Federal Support for Uncompensated Care Costs Incurred by Ambulatory Care Providers

Overview
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Appendix D. Simulation Results from Three State

Analysis of the Joint Distribution of Disproportionate Share Hospital Payments. Appendix D. Simulation Results from Three State Analysis

 
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Appendix C Summary of Financial Indicators by

Analysis of the Joint Distribution of Disproportionate Share Hospital Payments. Appendix C. Summary of Financial Indicators by Hospital Class

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Appendix B. Additional Tables on the Current

Analysis of the Joint Distribution of Disproportionate Share Hospital Payments. Appendix B. Additional Tables on the Current Distribution of DSH Payments

   
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Appendix A. Technical Documentation for

Analysis of the Joint Distribution of Disproportionate Share Hospital Payments. Appendix A. Technical Documentation for Estimating DSH Payments

Data Sources Used to Estimate Medicare Payments
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Appendices

Analysis of the Joint Distribution of Disproportionate Share Hospital Payments. Appendices

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APPENDIX C. PEER SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAMS --

An Assessment of Innovative Models of Peer Support Services in Behavioral Health to Reduce Preventable Acute Hospitalization and Readmissions. Appendix C. Peer SUPPORT Services Programs -- Brief Case Studies

BALTIC STREET, AEH, INC. (BALTIC STREET) 9201 4th Avenue, Fifth Floor Brooklyn, New York 11209 Phone: (718) 833-5929 Website: http://www.balticstreet.org/
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APPENDIX B. KEY INFORMANTS

An Assessment of Innovative Models of Peer Support Services in Behavioral Health to Reduce Preventable Acute Hospitalization and Readmissions. Appendix B. Key Informants

Lori Aschraft, Ph.D. Executive Director Recovery Opportunity Center Tom Lane National Director of Consumer & Recovery Services Magellan Health Sue Bergeson National Vice President, Consumer & Family Affairs Optum Behavioral Health Steve Miccio Chief Executive Officer PEOPLe, Inc.
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APPENDIX A. NATIONAL EXPERT PANEL

An Assessment of Innovative Models of Peer Support Services in Behavioral Health to Reduce Preventable Acute Hospitalization and Readmissions. Appendix A. National Expert Panel

Name Organization Allen Doederlein President Depression & Bipolar Support Alliance Larry Fricks Director Appalachian Consulting Group
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PROJECT AND REPORT INFORMATION

An Assessment of Innovative Models of Peer Support Services in Behavioral Health to Reduce Preventable Acute Hospitalization and Readmissions. Project and Report Information

An Assessment of Innovative Models of Peer Support Services in Behavioral Health to Reduce Preventable Acute Hospitalization and Readmission
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NOTES

An Assessment of Innovative Models of Peer Support Services in Behavioral Health to Reduce Preventable Acute Hospitalization and Readmissions. Notes

See http://www.academyofpeerservices.org/pluginfile.php/3101/mod_resource/content/1/APS%20Webinar%20Rev.3.5.14.pdf . See http://www.academyofpeerservices.org/ .
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REFERENCES

An Assessment of Innovative Models of Peer Support Services in Behavioral Health to Reduce Preventable Acute Hospitalization and Readmissions. References

Association for Behavioral Health and Wellness. (2013). Peer support services: A valuable component of behavioral healthcare. From http://www.abhw.org/publications/pdf/PSS%20Report.pdf . Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. (2007). State Medicaid Director letter on peer support services. SMDL 07-011.
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4. CASE STUDY FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS

An Assessment of Innovative Models of Peer Support Services in Behavioral Health to Reduce Preventable Acute Hospitalization and Readmissions. 4. Case Study Findings and Conclusions

The PSS described within the site visit case studies ( Chapter 3 ) demonstrate four very different types of program models that are actively engaged in fostering improved recovery status and behavioral health outcomes for those served.
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3. FOUR SITE VISIT CASE STUDIES

An Assessment of Innovative Models of Peer Support Services in Behavioral Health to Reduce Preventable Acute Hospitalization and Readmissions. 3. Four Site Visit Case Studies

This section contains four site visit case study reports. These case studies are meant to provide a brief description of the four PSS programs reviewed in this study. The case studies highlight program-specific information corresponding with key study questions. They are intentionally uniform in their headings and sections; provide summary level i
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2. SITE SELECTION

An Assessment of Innovative Models of Peer Support Services in Behavioral Health to Reduce Preventable Acute Hospitalization and Readmissions. 2. Site Selection

A comprehensive environmental scan was completed to address the questions of this study (see Chapter 1 ). The environmental scan focused on core topics, including: The expanding role of PSS as a part of the behavioral health care delivery system.

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