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Peer Support and Recovery Case Management

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This subcontract for the South Dakota State Government focuses on providing peer support and recovery case management for Department of Behavioral Health projects. The selected provider will support prime contractors by performing case management, facilitating warm hand-offs to long-term treatment providers, and verifying the completion of referrals to ensure seamless transitions of care. Key requirements include the deployment of personnel with Certified Peer Support Specialist credentials or equivalent recovery certifications, as well as strict adherence to HIPAA compliance. Deliverables for the contract include detailed case management reports and verified documentation of referral completions. The response deadline for this opportunity is February 12, 2027.

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SD, USA

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This scope was carved out of 26RFP21293.

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AgencySouth Dakota State Government
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Performs peer support, case management, and warm hand-offs to long-term treatment providers for prime contractors on State of South Dakota Department of Behavioral Health projects. Verifies completed referrals, facilitates transitions of care, and provides peer-led recovery support. Requires Certified Peer Support Specialists (CPSS) or equivalent recovery credentials and HIPAA compliance. Delivers case management reports and verified referral completions.

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