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Parker Dennison is a national behavioral healthcare consulting firm, offering the combined talents of clinical. operational. and financial professionals since 1989. Nationally known and respected, our consultants have worked in over 40 states to assist providers, managed care organizations, health plans, and state and county authorities with adapting to and managing today’s behavioral healthcare environment.

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NM 1115 Waiver Filed

NM 1115 Waiver Filed

The New Mexico Human Service Department filed a Medicaid 1115 Waiver on April 25, 2012 for an expected "go live" of January 1, 2014. Largely consistent with the Centennial Care Concept Paper released early this year, the waiver represents an ambitious model of integration of the management of physical, behavioral, and long term services. The HSD request for proposals to select the vendors ...

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New Mexico Medicaid Modernization

New Mexico Medicaid Modernization

New Mexico has released a Concept Paper describing "Centennial Care", the framework for ambitious changes to Medicaid. Built on the values of health care integration, it seeks to combine up to 12 existing Medicaid waivers into one 1115 Demonstration Waiver. In addition it would integrate long term care, physical care, and behavioral healthcare, all of which would be administered and managed by ...

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Illinois ACT/CST Rate Review Report

Illinois ACT/CST Rate Review Report

In preparation for transitioning Williams class members into community services, Parker Dennison was asked to assess whether the current rates for team-based services, ACT and CST, are adequate to support expansion of capacity for these services.  The findings can be found in the complete report available to the public.  ACT CST Summary Rept 6-30-11Final

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Proposed HCBS Waiver Rules Released

Proposed HCBS Waiver Rules Released

On April 15, 2011, the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) released proposed rules with the stated purpose of increasing states’ flexibility for use of the 1915(c) Medicaid Waiver.  There are three major provisions: Option to Combine Disability Groups into One Waiver The rule would allow multiple disability groups (aged or disabled, developmentally disabled, and mentally ill) into one waiver.  Currently, rules require a separate waiver ...

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