R523-2-3. LMHA and LSAA Minimum Program Standards

(1) Each LMHA and LSAA program shall have any legally mandated licenses, including the appropriate current license issued by the Office of Licensing under the Department of Health and Human Services. (2) Each LMHA and LSAA shall have a comprehensive plan of service that shall be reviewed and updated at least annually to reflect changing needs of those served. This plan shall: (a) be consistent with division directives; (b) define the LMHA's or LSAA's priorities for service and the population to be served; and (c) designate the projected use of state and federal contracted dollars and the 20% county match dollars. (3) Each LMHA shall provide or arrange for the provision of services within the following continuum of care: (a) 24-hour crisis care and services; (b) case management services; (c) community supports, including: (i) family support services; (ii) in-home services; (iii) housing; and (iv) respite services; (d) consultation, education, and preventative services, including; (i) case consultation; (ii) collaboration with other county service agencies; and (iii) providing public education and public information; (e) day treatment and psycho-social rehabilitation; (f) inpatient care and services; (g) outpatient care and services; (h) psychotropic medication management; (i) residential care and services; and (j) services to persons incarcerated in a county jail or other county correctional facility. (4) Each LSAA shall provide or arrange for the provision of services within the following continuum of care: (a) indicated prevention, including an educational series approved by the division in Rule R523-11, for individuals convicted of driving under the influence; (b) recovery support services; (c) selective prevention; (d) treatment services prescribed by division contract or directive; and (e) universal prevention. (5) Each LMHA and LSAA shall participate in a yearly on-site evaluation conducted by the division. (6) Each LMHA and LSAA shall be responsible for monitoring and evaluating each subcontract to ensure: (a) progress is made toward accomplishing contract goals and objectives; and (b) services delivered to consumers are commensurate with funds provided. (7)(a) Each LMHA and LSAA shall conduct a minimum of one site visit per year with each subcontractor and produce a written report to document the reviewed activities and findings. (b) A copy of the written site visit report shall be made available to the division upon request.