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Withdrawal Management and Sobering Services

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This subcontract for the South Dakota State Government involves providing medical and clinical supervision for individuals undergoing withdrawal and sobering processes. Supporting prime contractors for the Department of Behavioral Health, the selected provider will be responsible for clinical monitoring of withdrawal symptoms and managing admissions originating from law enforcement or emergency departments. The scope of work requires the delivery of comprehensive clinical withdrawal management and sobering services. To ensure safety and regulatory adherence, the provider must maintain appropriate state licensing for detox and sobering facilities, ensure full HIPAA compliance, and provide qualified clinical staffing for medical withdrawal management.

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Medical and clinical supervision for withdrawal and sobering services for South Dakota government.

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This scope was carved out of 26RFP21293.

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AgencySouth Dakota State Government
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Organization / AgencySouth Dakota State Government
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Provides medical and clinical supervision for individuals undergoing withdrawal and sobering for prime contractors on State of South Dakota Department of Behavioral Health projects. Performs clinical monitoring of withdrawal symptoms and manages admissions from emergency departments or law enforcement. Requires clinical staffing for medical withdrawal management, state licensing for sobering/detox facilities, and HIPAA compliance. Delivers clinical withdrawal management and sobering services.

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