Agenda 03-01-22; 8-a - Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

18 1 Tony Marimpietri said they will be looking into their projected numbers of patients and 2 reviewing how many of those are actually below 18. He said that transportation is a key to 3 overall effectiveness, and they will dive into that topic going forward. 4 5 Slide #9 IMPLEMENTATION ROAD MAP 1.Preliminary Design and Costing 2.Man*ForAity Aeartroers r} }s » >3 as s> }} 3.Edenufy Facility Operacor(s) > }> i.Pre-conscruction Ftegulat,ory Roadmap }> >} } }} }} }} � S.Operations QA and+GuldelInes 7_bemand Projections >> �✓ �.Flnal D4"n } ? s 4.Fundingand Savings » » >> }} }} }} Ir{ 10.Issue Contra+cc far Conscrueclon Milestone 1,Kpy partners whpwill be r9sponsak1qfgr constructloNmalntanancvand fvraparatlansof FacArry era Identified Milestone 2:Location far Facility Is svlaswd and assoclated appre+aaifor m u54 are cornf�wd Milesmne#.Final F=icy design Is compfem-plans are ready for cansvucuon.Te be completed in nearly 2023_ Mileseone 4.,411,mWm Angs Identified and Tunes for are seeured.Te he completed in 2023_ Nota lwm l ghhghtad 4y red fr,r are huh prryrnry for m41n�rreng schedule fti targau starting ea ntructlon In 202-3 6 7 Tony Marimpietri said that this slide is their implementation roadmap. He reviewed the 8 milestones listed below the chart. 9 Commissioner Hamilton thanked Tony Marimpietri and Caitlin Fenhagen for this 10 presentation and their progress on the work. She asked what department in the county will 11 manage this facility. She noted this is a medical facility and will have requirements and reviews. 12 Tony Marimpietri said the most prominent models in North Carolina are WakeBrook in 13 Wake County and the C3 Comprehensive Care Facility in Asheville. In both of these models, the 14 facilities are owned and maintained by the county. In Asheville, a provider is contracted to run 15 the facility and take care of clinical, medical, and operational services. In WakeBrook, the 16 county owns the buildings, but UNC runs the clinical services. He said that it has not been 17 decided how Orange County will manage and run the facility. 18 Travis Myren said the county will contract clinical services out. 19 Commissioner Hamilton asked how much those contracts cost, how often there are price 20 increases, and what happens if the contractors do not do a good job. She noted there is limited 21 staffing for behavioral health services. She asked how this might impact services. She asked if 22 there would be service priorities if it is determined there is not capacity to do everything right off 23 the bat. She also asked how many beds would be available for short term stays. She asked if 24 there would be rooms for outpatient services. 25 Tony Marimpietri said that he does not have an answer for that just yet. He said that is 26 reason they are doing projections on the number of cases. He said they are trying to get details 27 on adults vs. children, how many chairs, and how many beds will be needed. He said that they 28 have describe the facilities but they have not quantified the number of facilities that will be 29 needed. He said that he does not know the capacities of the two models discussed but that 30 those could be scaled on a population basis. He said that he anticipates that the architect will be 31 able to take the information that they provide to them to adequately design the facilities.