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Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Form - 2020
Children's HCBS Authorization and Care Manager Notification Form

The Children’s Waiver HCBS Provider must complete this form for Children’s Waiver HCBS beyond the initial service period of 24 hours/96 units/60 days.

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Health Home and Community-Based Services
  
Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2020
1543 20 Children Carve In Guidance Update FA Qs v3 FINAL

Children’s Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) are for children and youth who need extra care at home/in the community and want to avoid going to the hospital or a long-term facility. The services are provided in the community and help children and youth be successful at home, in school, and in other environments. HCBS are personal and flexible and are meant to meet the physical health, behavioral health, and/or developmental needs of each child/youth. Here you will find important workflow reminders, answers to questions you may have about HCBS, and other helpful resources.

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Children & Family
  
Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2021
Initial Health Assessments for Kids in Foster Care

Effective July 1, 2021, children/youth placed in foster care, including those in direct placement foster care and those in the care of Voluntary Foster Care Agencies statewide, will be mandatorily enrolled into Medicaid Managed Care unless they are otherwise exempt or excluded from enrollment. This presentation was created to educate Primary Care Providers who may treat children placed in foster care on the initial health activities that must be completed within 60 days of foster care placement.

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Foster Care
  
Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2021
Foster Care and Initial Health Assessments

Effective July 1, 2021, children/youth placed in foster care, including those in direct placement foster care and those in the care of Voluntary Foster Care Agencies statewide, will be mandatorily enrolled in Medicaid Managed Care unless they are otherwise exempt or excluded from enrollment. As such, these individuals may present Healthfirst insurance.

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Foster Care
  
Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2021
Children and Family Treatment and Support Services (CFTSS) FAQs

Children and Family Treatment and Support Services are a set of six children’s health and behavioral health Medicaid State Plan services that focus on prevention, early intervention, and access to clinical treatment. With CFTSS, eligible members will have more choices in how to approach rehabilitative intervention.

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Children & Family
  
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