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Behavioral Health Care Coordination and Integration Services

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RI, USA

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This scope was carved out of RFP27007128.

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RIDE Tele-Behavioral Health Services in Rhode Island Schools

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AgencyState of Rhode Island
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Performs administrative and clinical integration of telehealth services for prime contractors on Rhode Island EOHHS and RIDE school projects. Collaborates with school MTSS and Student Support Teams to develop referral pathways and triage protocols. Coordinates continuity of care with CCBHCs and Mobile Response services. Delivers referral protocols and care coordination reports.

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