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Gwen Harvey-I. Planning - Rev Oct.doc Page 5 <br /> services. OPC is currently evaluating the feasibility and benefits of including this service <br /> as a core service component. All remaining services will be contracted out to our network <br /> of private providers. These systems will work very closely with a Collaboration and <br /> Advocacy Unit whose primary function will be to foster positive working relationships <br /> with other community agencies and organizations. <br /> The LME Administrative System will be structured to maximize the efficient use of <br /> resources. It will house the Qualified Provider Network Unit,Core Service Management, <br /> Service Authorization Unit,Finance and Information Systems,Quality Improvement and <br /> Human Resources. <br /> II. THE LME SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEM <br /> The Triage,Assessment and Crisis Unit(TAC) <br /> All individuals,regardless of problem or disability group,will enter our service system <br /> the same way. Five Triage,Assessment and Crisis Units will be opened in convenient <br /> locations where citizens can receive assessment,referral and crisis related services. <br /> These same services can be accessed through a toll free 24 hour phone service. <br /> Additionally,people can access LME services through hospitals,key public agencies and <br /> qualified providers will receive training and information regarding how to help people <br /> access LME services. <br /> In addition to providing access and referral services,the TAC Unit will also provide crisis <br /> related services. Immediate crisis intervention counseling and brief crisis intervention <br /> follow-up will be available as well as the mobilization of emergent resources as <br /> appropriate. These may include: <br /> • Psychiatric assessment and medication evaluation; <br /> • Community-based crisis stabilization,which may include brief residential <br /> placement or in-home supports to preserve community living; <br /> • Determination of need for hospitalization when the level of need is more intensive <br /> than community alternatives can appropriately offer;and facilitation of such <br /> hospitalization; <br /> • Diversion from state hospitalization for persons with mental retardation; <br /> • Mobile crisis response,providing crisis assessment,intervention and supportive <br /> services in-home or elsewhere in the community. <br /> • respite care(in and out of home); <br /> If services are needed on a long term basis the TAC Unit will refer consumers to <br /> appropriate service providers. <br /> The Case Management Unit <br /> The essence of LME operations will be to expend resources by means of the person- <br /> centered service plan and to evaluate the results of these expenditures. This makes case <br /> management a critical part of local LME operations,as it forms the basis of the <br /> I <br /> I <br />
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