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2006 S Personnel - Employee Assistance Program Contract Renewal
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ORANGE COUNTY <br />BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br />ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT <br />Meeting Date: .tune 13, 2006 <br />Action Agenda <br />Item No. 5 B w <br />SUBJECT: Employee Assistance Program Contract Renewal <br />DEPARTMENT: Personnel PUBLIC HEARING: (Y/N) No <br />ATTACHMENT(S): INFORMATION CONTACT: <br />2006-2008 EAP Renewal Contract Tyrone Jackson, 245-2550 <br />PURPOSE: To approve renewal of the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) contract with <br />Magellan Behavioral Health for the period July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2008, <br />BACKGROUND: The EAP provides Orange County employees and their dependents with <br />confidential face-to-face assessment and counseling services, 24-hours a day emergency <br />service, referral to community resources as needed, coverage for any personal problems and <br />follow-upon all cases. The types of problems which may be addressed through the EAP <br />include drug and alcohol abuse, mental health including depression, parent/child issues, marital <br />issues and jab stress. The EAP also provides supervisory consultation far dealing with <br />employee personal problems, and provides consultation on a variety of mental health topics <br />such as stress management, depression and conflict management. <br />The EAP currently serves as Orange County's referral agency for any employee problems <br />related to substance abuse. The County's Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy, which complies with <br />the Federal government's drug and alcohol testing requirements, requires the County to have a <br />referral agency for an employee who tests positive for substance abuse. The EAP is the <br />required referral service for drug and alcohol treatment under the Drug and Alcohol Testing <br />requirements. The EAP also serves as the County's referral source when dealing with post- <br />traumatic incident debriefings, and employees utilized these services during the contract period. <br />The total service EAP projected employee utilization rate for employees directly contacting the <br />EAP for assistance average around 17.8 percent. In addition the EAP has provided legal <br />consultation and referral services to employees. Employees have utilized MagellanAssist online <br />services to access counseling services, and for self-referrals to participating area providers. The <br />EAP also has provided training for supervisors and department heads through its supervisory <br />assistance program. Also, as noted earlier, the EAP provides individual consultative assistance <br />to supervisors in dealing with specific problem employee situations such as depression.. The <br />number of such supervisory contacts is not available. <br />Attached is the contract for the EAP for 2006-2008.. <br />FINANCIAL IMPACT: The contract renewal is at a rate of $1,54 per employee per month with <br />no change from the previous plan year. The estimated annual cost for the EAP for 2006-2008 is <br />$14,784 and funds are included in the 2006-2007 budget. <br />
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