家青少年・成人政策課​​ 

青少年・成人政策部門​​  

青少年・成人政策部門は、プログラム政策セクションと青少年プロジェクトセクションの2つのセクションで構成されています。 青少年および成人政策部門は、次の責任を負います。​​ 

  • ポリシー分析​​ 
  • 政策ガイダンスと政策提言の作成​​ 
  • Developing BHINs on various behavioral health topics​​ 
  • Developing state plan amendments​​ 
  • 技術支援の提供​​ 
  • “Participating” in various workgroups and meetings with internal and external stakeholders (such as, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), behavioral health counties, departments such as CDSS)​​ 
  • SMHS、DMC-ODS、または DMC サービスに対する変更の実装​​ 
  • 子どもと若者に関連する政策立案とプロジェクトを主導​​ 
    • Children and Youth Systems of Care​​ 
    • 推定転送とAB 1051​​ 
    • ファミリー・ファースト・プリベンション・サービス法(FFPSA)​​ 
    • コンプレックスケア​​ 
    • 集中治療調整(ICC)、集中在宅サービス(IHBS)、治療的フォスターケア(TFC)、および治療的行動サービス(TBS)​​ 

プログラムポリシーセクション​​ 

プログラムポリシーセクションは、以下の2つのユニットで構成されています。​​ 

  • プログラム・ポリシー・ユニット1​​ 
  • プログラム・ポリシー・ユニット2​​ 

These units oversee the policy implementation of Specialty Mental Health Services (SMHS) and Substance Use Disorder (SUD) services, including policy initiatives and programs, including, but not limited to the implementation of  Continuum of Care Reform, Presumptive Transfer, Children’s Crisis Residential Programs, and Pathways to Wellbeing formerly known as the Katie A. services  The Program Policy Units also works on  updating  existing policies, information notices and resources such as the Medi-Cal Manual for ICC, IHBS, TFC, TBS, and website information to reflect program changes. The units work on State Plan Amendments to reflect the changes to the SMHS and SUD programs. The MHP Contract is required by state laws and regulations (Welfare and Institutions Code Sections 14680-14726, and Title 9, California Code of Regulations, Sections 1810.100 and 1810.110).  The MHP Contract sets forth comprehensive requirements for MHPs to provide or arrange for the provision of all covered, medically necessary SMHS to Medi-Cal beneficiaries in each county.​​ 

メディケイド州計画は、社会保障法のタイトルXIXに定められた要件に基づいており、カリフォルニア州が作成した包括的な文書であり、メディケイド(Medi-Cal)プログラムの性質と範囲について説明しています。 これは、カリフォルニア州と連邦政府との間の契約上の合意として機能し、社会保障法のタイトルXIXの特定の要件および連邦規則集の第IV章に概説されている規制に準拠して管理する必要があります。州計画には、CMSが州が連邦財政参加(FFP)を受け取ることができるかどうかを判断するために必要なすべての情報が含まれています。​​ 

For more information on the contracts and California’s Medicaid State Plan, please visit Contracts and Medicaid State Plan.​​ 

青少年プロジェクト課​​ 

The Youth Projects Section includes the following two units:​​ 

  • コンプレックスケアユニット​​ 
  • ファミリーファースト予防サービス法(FFPSA)ユニット​​ 

The focus of the Complex Care Unit is to ensure appropriate and timely behavioral health services, including crisis and SUD services, through programs including the Children’s Crisis Continuum Pilot Program (CCCPP) and the Foster Youth Substance Use Disorder Evidence-Based and Promising Practices Grant Program (FYSUD). The Complex Care Unit targets foster youth with complex needs – those who have a variety of identified, high acuity needs across multiple domains and systems, necessitating high intensity, individualized treatment options. The programs in this unit aim to furnish a seamless continuum of care for foster youth with complex needs and provide person-centered, evidence-based behavioral health services in the least restrictive level of care possible, including family-based settings.​​ 

The FFPSA Unit supports the implementation of components of DHCS’ FFPSA responsibilities. The FFPSA reforms federal child welfare funding under Title IV-E of the Social Security Act to authorize the use of federal Title IV-E funding for specified services to children at imminent risk of entering foster care, pregnant and parenting foster youth, and the parents or kin caregivers of these children. The FFPSA also amends Title IV-E of the Social Security Act to limit reliance on congregate care. California’s FFPSA implementation plan has impacts on the Medi-Cal program, some aspects of which are described below and for which future guidance will be forthcoming. FFP under the Medi-Cal program may be available for medically necessary SMHS, if all necessary federal approvals are obtained, state and federal Medi-Cal requirements are met, and FFP is not jeopardized. The FFPSA provides that states must implement the required components related to congregate care on or before October 1, 2021 in order for new congregate care placements to remain eligible for Title IV-E funding.​​ 

To achieve full compliance with the federal law by October 1, 2021, California has passed Assembly Bill 153 (Chapter 86, Statutes of 2021). For more information, please review BHIN 21-055, 21-060, 21-061, and 21-062.​​ 

関連情報​​ 

California Advancing and Innovation Medi-Cal (CalAIM):​​ 

メディケイドとメディカルジェネラル:​​ 

連絡先​​ 

一般事業部​​          MCBHPD@dhcs.ca.gov​​ 
郡のサポート:​​          CountySupport@dhcs.ca.gov​​ 

BHカルエイム​​  

BHCalAIM@dhcs.ca.gov.​​