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CHEAC Key Updates Mimi Khin Hall, President Michelle Gibbons, Executive Director August 1, 2019 Waivers Specialty Mental Health Services 1915(b) Waiver expires June 2020 DHCS to request a 6-month extension to align the waiver end


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CHEAC Key Updates

Mimi Khin Hall, President Michelle Gibbons, Executive Director August 1, 2019

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Waivers

  • Specialty Mental Health Services 1915(b) Waiver expires June

2020

  • DHCS to request a 6-month extension to align the waiver end dates
  • Section 1115 Medi-Cal 2020 Waiver expires December 2020
  • DHCS aiming to share initial waiver renewal thoughts Fall

2019

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Pharmacy Carve Out Advisory Group Meeting

  • DHCS transitioning the pharmacy services from Medi-Cal to

FFS – Medi-Cal Rx

  • Stated goals: 1) Standardize the Medi-Cal pharmacy benefit

statewide; 2) Improve access to pharmacy services; 3) apply statewide utilization; 4) strengthen CA ability to negotiate rebates

  • Slides from recent presentation:

https://www.dhcs.ca.gov/provgovpart/pharmacy/Documents/Ph armacy-Carve-Out-Advisory-Group-Presentation_FINAL- 071819.pdf

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California Children’s Services

  • Whole Child Model (WCM) Phase III Implemented in Orange

County

  • DHCS/CHEAC Calls Phased Out
  • CCS Advisory Group Case Management Definition
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CDPH Contracting/Invoice Issues

  • CHEAC soliciting CDPH contracting/invoicing delays from LHDs on a

quarterly basis

  • CHEAC elevates within CDPH, relays responses from CDPH to LHDs
  • As of 7/29/19, CDPH has resolved 147 out of 210 issues (70 percent)

from 33 jurisdictions

  • CHEAC currently soliciting another round of unduplicated

contract/invoicing issues via online spreadsheet; due COB Monday, August 2

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Emergency Preparedness Office

  • Barbara Taylor no longer with EPO
  • Acting Deputy: Tricia Blocher
  • Invoice backlog discovered (roughly 350 unpaid)
  • CDPH expediting processing and payment
  • CDPH to provide LHD specific data regarding the backlog
  • Discussion around potential ricin discovery at state correctional

facility and state and local roles

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CDPH Center for Healthy Communities

  • June 4 Healthy and Resilient Communities Convening
  • Quarterly CHC LHJ Leadership Calls
  • CHHS Guiding Principles and Strategic Priorities
  • Action Team Formation
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PEI Funding

  • CDPH issued

a Request for Supplemental Information to participating LHDs

  • Responses

due by 5:00 pm Tuesday, 9/3/2019

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California Chronic Disease Leadership Project

  • June 26 San Joaquin Valley Convening Recap
  • CDPH Center for Healthy Communities Collaboration
  • Presentations from LHDs on Community Engagement and

Data Sharing

  • Discussion on public health and social services partnerships
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California Alliance for Prevention Funding

  • Resolutions – local government and organizations
  • Meetings with state officials: Surgeon General and HHS

Secretary

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Cannabis

  • CA Community Reinvestment Grants Program (CalCRG) applications still under review.
  • $9.6 million in funding from Prop 64 directed to LHDs and CBOs for grants to support

activities such as job placement, system navigation services, and linkages to medical care.

  • GO-Biz received 235 applications for CalCRG funding (totaling $84 million)
  • Expected grant awards announced by 8/31/19 with funding cycle from 9/1/19 through

8/31/21.

  • Next grant cycle expected to begin early 2020, with funding increasing from $10 million to

$20 million.

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Dues Working Group

  • CHEAC convened a dues working group to evaluate the current

dues structure and recommend a revised methodology

Workgroup Members

Mimi Hall (Santa Cruz) Colleen Chawla (Alameda) Cindy Harding (Los Angeles) Kim Saruwatari (Riverside) Barbara Longo (Lassen) Ed Hill (Kings) Jayleen Richards (Solano)

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2020 Legislative and Budget Proposals

Reminder: Proposals are due October 4, 2019

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2019 CHEAC Annual Meeting

  • Westin Pasadena
  • Wednesday, October 9 – Friday, October 11
  • Theme: Strengthening the Public Health Infrastructure
  • Jurisdictions represented: 46 (as of 7/29/19)
  • Individuals registered: 80 (as of 7/29/19)
  • Registration closes September 1
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Questions?

Mimi Khin Hall, President Santa Cruz Health Care Agency mimi.hall@santacruzcounty.us Michelle Gibbons, Executive Director mgibbons@cheac.org