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This subcontract for Specialized Psychiatric Crisis Placement Services supports prime contractors on projects for the State of Alaska Department of Family and Community Services. The scope of work involves providing comprehensive residential placement and clinical care, which includes securing residential beds and developing and executing Individualized Service Plans for clients. To qualify, providers must operate licensed psychiatric or behavioral health residential facilities that adhere to ADA standards and maintain strict HIPAA and HITECH compliance. The primary objective is the delivery of secure, bed-based care and the successful implementation of clinical service plans under NAICS code 623220.

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Subcontract for psychiatric crisis placement and clinical care services for Alaska state projects.

Agency

State of Alaska → Family and Community Services

NAICS

623220 - Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities

Place of Performance

AK, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of 223496.

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Provider Agreement: API Crisis Placement Provider Agreement

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PostedApr 16

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AgencyState of Alaska → Family and Community Services

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Performs comprehensive residential placement and clinical care for prime contractors on State of Alaska Department of Family and Community Services projects. Provides secure residential placement, develops Individualized Service Plans (ISPs), and provides daily bed-based care. Requires licensed psychiatric or behavioral health residential facilities meeting ADA standards and HIPAA/HITECH compliance. Delivers a secure bed and executed ISP.

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