Description: The South Carolina Department of Social Services is soliciting vendors to provide Qualified Residential Treatment Program (QRTP) services for children in SCDSS custody who are victims of abuse and neglect. The program is intended as short-term residential treatment focused on stabilization and reintegration into a family setting.
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The Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) seeks applications to expand Qualified Residential Treatment Programs (QRTPs) statewide to provide services to children ages 1018 with significant emotional, behavioral, or mental health needs. Selected applicants must provide integrated Medicaid-reimbursable clinical supports, become QRTP-certified within 180 calendar days of notice of award, and meet program licensing/certification requirements. The initial contract term is expected to extend through the current Oregon legislative biennium with options to renew up to a cumulative maximum of six years.
Provide administrative and direct program services to County's MediCal clients. For clients under the age of 21, the Contractor shall provide all medically necessary specialty mental health services.
provide administrative and direct program services to County’s MediCal clients. Contractor shall provide 24-hour non-medical residential substance use (SU) treatment, withdrawal management, recovery, and ancillary services for adults aged 18 years and above, with substance use conditions, including co-occurring mental health conditions. Services shall include behavioral health care that is client and family-centered, individualized, clinically effective, outcomes-driven, culturally responsive services, gender specific, trauma informed, developmentally appropriate, inclusive of evidence-based treatment practices and recovery service approaches.
Qualified experienced substance use providers to provide family-centered, gender-responsive, gender inclusive, trauma-informed, culturally competent, comprehensive substance use disorder (SUD) Family Residential Treatment (FRT) services for Massachusetts families who meet the criteria.
