Louisiana Administrative Code › Title 48 - PUBLIC HEALTH-GENERAL › Part I - General Administration › Subpart 1 - General › Chapter 27 - Capital Area Human Services District › Section I-2711 - Responsibilities of Each Party

Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 6, June 20, 2024
A. CAHSD
				  accepts the following responsibilities:
1. to
				  perform the functions which provide community-based services and continuity of
				  care for the diagnosis, prevention, detection, treatment, rehabilitation and
				  follow-up care of mental and emotional illness;
2. to be responsible for community-based
				  programs and functions relating to the care, diagnosis, eligibility
				  determination, training, treatment, and case management of developmentally
				  disabled and autistic persons as defined by the MRDD law, and to follow the
				  rules or policies governing admissions to OCDD Developmental Centers;
3. to be responsible for the delivery and
				  supervision of OCDD transition services and case management, where appropriate,
				  and provide supports to person waiting for Waiver Services when an individual
				  transitions to the community;
4. to
				  provide for the gradual assumption of community-based public health services
				  which will be determined to be feasible through consultation with the Office of
				  Public Health;
5. to provide
				  services related to the care, diagnosis, training, treatment, and education of,
				  and primary prevention of addiction. The criteria for admission and treatment
				  must be parallel to OAD state operated programs;
6. to maintain services in community-based
				  mental health, developmental disabilities, and substance abuse at least at the
				  same level as the state maintains similar programs;
7. to ensure that the quality of services
				  delivered is equal to or higher than the quality of services previously
				  delivered by the state;
8. to
				  perform human resources functions necessary for the operation of
				  CAHSD;
9. to be responsible for the
				  provision of any function/service, reporting or monitoring, mandated by the
				  Block Grant Plan of each respective program office;
10. to provide systems management and
				  services data/reports in a format, and content, and frequency content as that
				  required of all regions by each DHH program office. Specific content of
				  required information sets will be negotiated and issued annually through
				  program office directives;
11. to
				  utilize ARAMIS, MIS, Mental Health's SPOE, CMIS and any other required
				  DHH/program office systems to meet state and federal reporting requirements.
				  CAHSD will use the OCDD Individual Tracking System and/or other designated MIS
				  system. OCDD will allow CAHSD to electronically upload and download information
				  at prescribed intervals. No information will be uploaded by OCDD without prior
				  notification of CAHSD;
12. to make
				  available human resource staffing data for on-site review;
13. to maintain and support Single Point of
				  Entry (SPOE) state standard;
14. to
				  provide for successful delivery of services to persons discharged from state
				  facilities into CAHSD service area by collaborative discharge
				  planning;
15. to provide in-kind or
				  hard match resources as required for acceptance of federal grant or entitlement
				  funds utilized for services in CAHSD as appropriately and collaboratively
				  applied for consistent with other regions in the state;
16. to make available a list of all social
				  and professional services available to children and adults through contractual
				  agreement with local providers. The list shall include names of contractors,
				  dollar figures and brief description of services;
17. to work with OAD to assure that all
				  requirements and set asides of the Substance Abuse Block Grant are adhered to
				  in the delivery of services;
18. to
				  develop and utilize a five-year strategic plan as required by Act
				  1465;
19. to monitor the quality of
				  supports delivered to developmentally disabled individuals in state funded
				  supported living arrangements;
20.
				  to report to OMH on a monthly basis data consistent with that reported in DHH
				  operated regions in order to assure statewide data integrity and comparability
				  across all 64 parishes. The format for reporting this information must comply
				  with OMH data transmission requirements as specified by the assistant secretary
				  for OMH;
21. to continue to make
				  available through all CAHSD sites, materials available from OPH, based on
				  availability of current funding from state and federal resources. Availability
				  of materials shall also be based on the incidence rate of HIV in Region II and
				  throughout the state;
22. to comply
				  with OAD movement toward research-proven best practices and adhere to the
				  established standard of care.