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Systems of Care Regional Regional Systems of Care Center and IEP Center and IEP Josh Mandelberg, M.D., Josh Mandelberg, M.D., F.A.A.P. F.A.A.P. Fellow, Developmental- Fellow, Developmental - Behavioral Pediatrics, 2009


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Systems of Care Systems of Care – – Regional Regional Center and IEP Center and IEP

Josh Mandelberg, M.D., Josh Mandelberg, M.D., F.A.A.P. F.A.A.P. Fellow, Developmental Fellow, Developmental-

  • Behavioral Pediatrics, 2009

Behavioral Pediatrics, 2009

Systems Systems

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Ages Ages

0-

  • 3 years old

3 years old -

  • Regional Center

Regional Center 3 3-

  • 5 years old

5 years old – – IEP preschool IEP preschool

– – Child Find = must evaluate if parents, teacher, Child Find = must evaluate if parents, teacher,

  • ther express concern
  • ther express concern

5 5-

  • 22 years old

22 years old – – IEP IEP

Regional Center System Regional Center System

Developmental Quotient (DQ) Developmental Quotient (DQ) DQ = Developmental Age / Chronological DQ = Developmental Age / Chronological Age Age Areas: cognitive, motor, communication, Areas: cognitive, motor, communication, social, adaptive social, adaptive

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Regional Center Services Regional Center Services

Physical Therapy Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy (including feeding therapy) Occupational Therapy (including feeding therapy) Speech Therapy (after 18 months old) Speech Therapy (after 18 months old) Behavior Therapy (ABA Behavior Therapy (ABA -

  • applied behavior analysis,

applied behavior analysis, discrete trials. Includes educational orientation and discrete trials. Includes educational orientation and parenting course) parenting course) Infant Stimulation (developmental therapist for infant) Infant Stimulation (developmental therapist for infant) Infant Toddler Program (center based Early Infant Toddler Program (center based Early Intervention Program) Intervention Program) Respite Care (child care) Respite Care (child care) – – offered in certain situations

  • ffered in certain situations

Family Resource Center Family Resource Center

Regional Center System Regional Center System

Non Non-

  • profit corporations

profit corporations Contracted with Dept of Developmental Contracted with Dept of Developmental Services Services Private agencies, all independent of each other Private agencies, all independent of each other 3 Major Programs 3 Major Programs

1.

  • 1. Prevention of disabilities

Prevention of disabilities 2.

  • 2. Early Start Program

Early Start Program 3.

  • 3. Lanterman

Lanterman Act Act

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Regional Center System Regional Center System -

  • Programs

Programs

1.

  • 1. Prevention of Disabilities

Prevention of Disabilities

– – Covers persons at risk for parenting a Covers persons at risk for parenting a developmentally disabled child (i.e. covers developmentally disabled child (i.e. covers genetic tests on uninsured parents) genetic tests on uninsured parents)

Regional Center System Regional Center System -

  • Programs

Programs

2.

  • 2. Early Start Program

Early Start Program

– – 0-

  • 36 months old

36 months old – – Federal Program Federal Program – – Cover kids who meet criteria for: Cover kids who meet criteria for:

Established risk Established risk High risk High risk Developmental Delay Developmental Delay

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Regional Center System Regional Center System – – Early Early Start, Established Risk Start, Established Risk

At risk used to include both High and At risk used to include both High and Established Risk Established Risk Established risk includes conditions such as: Established risk includes conditions such as:

– – Congenital / genetic syndromes (Down, Congenital / genetic syndromes (Down, Prader Prader Willi Willi, , Williams, Fragile X, Fetal Alcohol syndrome, Williams, Fragile X, Fetal Alcohol syndrome, Tuberous Sclerosis, congenital rubella) Tuberous Sclerosis, congenital rubella) – – Extreme prematurity (23 Extreme prematurity (23-

  • 25 weeks EGA)

25 weeks EGA) – – Grade IV IVH Grade IV IVH – – Multiple non Multiple non-

  • febrile seizures

febrile seizures – – Brain malformation ( Brain malformation (holoprosencephally holoprosencephally, , schizencephaly schizencephaly) ) – – Kernicterus Kernicterus

Regional Center System Regional Center System – – Early Early Start, High Risk Start, High Risk

High risk includes conditions such as: High risk includes conditions such as:

– – Prenatal: Developmentally disabled parent, prenatal exposure to Prenatal: Developmentally disabled parent, prenatal exposure to drug or drug or teratogen teratogen – – Neonatal: <32w EGA or <1500g birth weight, Ventilation x48hrs Neonatal: <32w EGA or <1500g birth weight, Ventilation x48hrs in 1st 28days, SGA (<=3%ile), IUGR, Severe, persistent in 1st 28days, SGA (<=3%ile), IUGR, Severe, persistent metabolic abnormality, Neonatal asphyxia (5min metabolic abnormality, Neonatal asphyxia (5min apgar apgar <6) <6) – – Non Non-

  • febrile seizures in 1st 3yrs of life, CNS infection, lesion or

febrile seizures in 1st 3yrs of life, CNS infection, lesion or abnormality (microcephaly) abnormality (microcephaly) – – Biomedical insult (injury, accident, illness) which could Biomedical insult (injury, accident, illness) which could POSSIBLY permanently affect developmental outcome ( POSSIBLY permanently affect developmental outcome (UCLA UCLA patients patients) ) – – Multiple congenital anomalies or genetic Multiple congenital anomalies or genetic d/o d/o that could that could POSSIBLY affect developmental outcome POSSIBLY affect developmental outcome – – Clinically significant failure to thrive (<3%ile) Clinically significant failure to thrive (<3%ile) – – Persistent hypotonia or Persistent hypotonia or hypertonia hypertonia (i.e. risk for CP) (i.e. risk for CP) – – Brain or spinal cord infection (meningitis, encephalitis, etc.) Brain or spinal cord infection (meningitis, encephalitis, etc.)

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Regional Center System Regional Center System – – Early Early Start At Risk Start At Risk – – Proposed Changes Proposed Changes

High risk High risk -

  • Instead of Early Start Services will get

Instead of Early Start Services will get “ “At Risk Follow At Risk Follow-

  • Along Program

Along Program” ” * *

– – Case Management Case Management – – Developmental Monitoring (?every 6 months) Developmental Monitoring (?every 6 months) – – Westside & North LA Regional Centers trying to turn Westside & North LA Regional Centers trying to turn parent education into group therapy (i.e. PT, OT) parent education into group therapy (i.e. PT, OT) – – If develop significant delays then get services If develop significant delays then get services – – May only cover up to 24 months May only cover up to 24 months

Established risk Established risk

– – Condition of known etiology with high probability of Condition of known etiology with high probability of leading to developmental delays leading to developmental delays – – Need medical record documentation Need medical record documentation – – Example Example – – Down syndrome, cleft palate, PVL Down syndrome, cleft palate, PVL

Regional Center System Regional Center System – – Early Early Start Start – – Proposed Changes Proposed Changes

Developmental Delay Developmental Delay

– – Birth Birth – – 24 months 24 months – – 33% delay in one or more 33% delay in one or more developmental domains developmental domains – – 24 24 – – 35 months* 35 months*

33% delay in 2 or more developmental domains 33% delay in 2 or more developmental domains 50% delay in 1 or more developmental domains 50% delay in 1 or more developmental domains Trying to discourage referral for isolated speech delay Trying to discourage referral for isolated speech delay

Patients with insurance coverage may have to Patients with insurance coverage may have to use their covered benefits and show denial use their covered benefits and show denial before getting services* before getting services*

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Regional Center System Regional Center System -

  • Programs

Programs

3.

  • 3. Lanterman

Lanterman Program Program -

  • Lifetime services through

Lifetime services through Regional Center for these diagnoses ( Regional Center for these diagnoses (including including after 22y/o after 22y/o) )

– – Mental retardation (onset <18y/o, IQ<=70, adaptive Mental retardation (onset <18y/o, IQ<=70, adaptive dysfunction) dysfunction) – – 10 10-

  • 30 per 1000

30 per 1000 – – Autism (usually not autism spectrum disorder, Autism (usually not autism spectrum disorder, Aspergers Aspergers, PDD , PDD-

  • NOS)

NOS) -

  • 6 per 1000

6 per 1000 – – Epilepsy Epilepsy – – 5 per 1000 5 per 1000 – – Cerebral palsy Cerebral palsy – – 2.5 per 1000 2.5 per 1000 – – Disabling Conditions closely related to Mental Disabling Conditions closely related to Mental retardation retardation

Regional Center System Regional Center System – – Lanterman Lanterman Program Program

Dx Dx must be likely to continue indefinitely and originate must be likely to continue indefinitely and originate before 18 years old, involve a substantial handicap before 18 years old, involve a substantial handicap – – communication, learning, self communication, learning, self-

  • care, mobility, self

care, mobility, self-

  • direction, independent living, economic self

direction, independent living, economic self-

  • sufficiency.

sufficiency. Shall not be solely physical, psychiatric or learning Shall not be solely physical, psychiatric or learning disability condition disability condition Regional Center will be last resort payer after school, Regional Center will be last resort payer after school, insurance, CCS. insurance, CCS. Services may include paying for group homes, supported Services may include paying for group homes, supported living in home, medical, nursing, psychiatric care living in home, medical, nursing, psychiatric care

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Regional Center System Regional Center System -

  • Referral

Referral

Parent makes initial phone call to Regional Center Parent makes initial phone call to Regional Center Find local regional center by Zip Code Find local regional center by Zip Code Physician note or prescription can be helpful Physician note or prescription can be helpful, can , can provide medical record, indicate rationale for referral provide medical record, indicate rationale for referral Rule is have 45 days from initial call to either: Rule is have 45 days from initial call to either: do do evaluation or determine if eligible evaluation or determine if eligible Evaluation of child done at home or at Regional Center, Evaluation of child done at home or at Regional Center, can be by Regional Center staff or can be by Regional Center staff or vendorized vendorized Evaluation may include hearing or vision testing if Evaluation may include hearing or vision testing if indicated, would be paid for by Regional Center if not indicated, would be paid for by Regional Center if not covered by insurance covered by insurance

Regional Center System Regional Center System – – Referral Referral (continued) (continued)

Regional Center Regional Center eval eval may make a diagnosis (i.e. MR or may make a diagnosis (i.e. MR or autism) autism) After evaluation completed, set up IFSP (Individualized After evaluation completed, set up IFSP (Individualized Family Service Plan) with goals for child and intervention Family Service Plan) with goals for child and intervention (no mandated timeline but parents can be persistent) (no mandated timeline but parents can be persistent) Services provided by local vendors not by Regional Services provided by local vendors not by Regional Center itself (parents may request or Regional Center Center itself (parents may request or Regional Center may recommend). Services can be in home, at may recommend). Services can be in home, at therapist therapist’ ’s office or center based. Current state push for s office or center based. Current state push for “ “natural setting natural setting” ” (i.e. in (i.e. in-

  • home) may not be ideal for 18m/o

home) may not be ideal for 18m/o and older and older Transition meeting with Regional Center and local school Transition meeting with Regional Center and local school system at 30 system at 30-

  • 36 months to plan for transition into school

36 months to plan for transition into school system (IEP) system (IEP)

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School System School System – – Individualized Individualized Education Program (IEP) Principles Education Program (IEP) Principles

IDEA Law IDEA Law – – Must provide Free and Appropriate Must provide Free and Appropriate Public Education Public Education IEP for instructional needs other than what is IEP for instructional needs other than what is provided in the general education (GE) setting provided in the general education (GE) setting Evaluation of eligibility (not making a medical Evaluation of eligibility (not making a medical diagnosis) diagnosis)

– – Focus on condition Focus on condition’ ’s s impact on education impact on education ( (vs vs Regional Center focus on social & adaptive Regional Center focus on social & adaptive functioning) functioning)

Recommendation of Special Education Services Recommendation of Special Education Services

– – Goal of least restrictive environment (LRE) Goal of least restrictive environment (LRE)

IEP IEP -

  • Process

Process

Parents make request for IEP assessment at local public Parents make request for IEP assessment at local public school (even if go to private school) school (even if go to private school) School creates an School creates an assessment plan assessment plan that lays out that lays out general plan for the evaluation, parents must sign this general plan for the evaluation, parents must sign this plan to give school consent to evaluate. The plan to give school consent to evaluate. The assessment plan must be given to parents within assessment plan must be given to parents within 15 15 school days school days of the request.

  • f the request.

Once assessment plan is signed, school has Once assessment plan is signed, school has 60 school 60 school days days to complete their assessment and hold an IEP to complete their assessment and hold an IEP meeting (assessment may include interviews, meeting (assessment may include interviews,

  • bservation, records, outside testing, testing by the
  • bservation, records, outside testing, testing by the
  • school. The school may but is not required to accept
  • school. The school may but is not required to accept
  • utside records)
  • utside records)
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IEP IEP – – Process (continued) Process (continued)

At At IEP meeting IEP meeting, the school provides their assessment , the school provides their assessment about 1) whether the child is about 1) whether the child is eligible eligible for special for special ed ed services and 2) what services and 2) what services services are recommended are recommended Parents are allowed to disagree with either eligibility or Parents are allowed to disagree with either eligibility or recommended services and may dispute them. They recommended services and may dispute them. They may take them home to review before signing. may take them home to review before signing. Used to have to sign the IEP for Used to have to sign the IEP for any any recommended recommended services to begin. Now can start agreed upon services services to begin. Now can start agreed upon services while dispute others while dispute others Disputes may proceed through mediation or a due Disputes may proceed through mediation or a due process hearing process hearing IEP IEP’ ’s s reviewed annually, fully re reviewed annually, fully re-

  • assessed every 3 years

assessed every 3 years although parents can request a review of the IEP at any although parents can request a review of the IEP at any time. time.

IEP IEP – – Eligibility Categories Eligibility Categories

Specific learning disability (SLD) Specific learning disability (SLD)

– – Discrepancy criteria Discrepancy criteria – – 22 pt difference between IQ and specific 22 pt difference between IQ and specific area of achievement area of achievement – – Response to intervention criteria Response to intervention criteria – – child having trouble despite child having trouble despite non non-

  • IEP classroom modifications

IEP classroom modifications

Emotional Disturbance (ED) Emotional Disturbance (ED) – – disturbance must be disturbance must be

  • ver a long period of time (~3
  • ver a long period of time (~3-
  • 6months), to a marked

6months), to a marked degree (i.e. medical diagnosis) and adversely affecting degree (i.e. medical diagnosis) and adversely affecting child child’ ’s educational performance. Having IEP of ED may s educational performance. Having IEP of ED may protect child from punishment for acting out behavior (i.e. protect child from punishment for acting out behavior (i.e. get mental health treatment instead of suspension) get mental health treatment instead of suspension) Other Health Impairment (OHI) Other Health Impairment (OHI) – – health problem health problem leading to limited strength, vitality or alertness (ADHD fits leading to limited strength, vitality or alertness (ADHD fits here with impact on vitality and alertness) here with impact on vitality and alertness)

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IEP IEP – – Eligibility Categories Eligibility Categories (continued) (continued)

Autistic Like Behaviors (AUT) Autistic Like Behaviors (AUT) – – not same as a not same as a diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder, only diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder, only requires the presence of behaviors requires the presence of behaviors Speech and Language Impairment (SLI) Speech and Language Impairment (SLI) – – impairment in articulation, voice, fluency, impairment in articulation, voice, fluency, language development language development Mental Retardation (MR) Mental Retardation (MR) – – by IQ and adaptive by IQ and adaptive function testing function testing Sensory deficit Sensory deficit (hearing, vision impaired, (hearing, vision impaired,

  • rthopedic disability)
  • rthopedic disability) –

– services provided from services provided from birth birth

IEP IEP – – Special Education Special Education Services Services

504 Modifications / Plan 504 Modifications / Plan – – does not require an IEP does not require an IEP

– – Examples: ramps for wheelchairs, extended time allowances for Examples: ramps for wheelchairs, extended time allowances for tests, preferential seating in class, class notes provided tests, preferential seating in class, class notes provided – – School may request trying 504 modifications before getting IEP School may request trying 504 modifications before getting IEP at assessment plan stage at assessment plan stage – – Depends on teacher to actually implement the 504 plan Depends on teacher to actually implement the 504 plan

Resource Specialist Program (RSP) Resource Specialist Program (RSP)

– – Pull out special help for specific subject Pull out special help for specific subject – – May be in class or out of class May be in class or out of class

Designated Instruction Services (DIS, aka Designated Instruction Services (DIS, aka “ “Related Related Services Services” ”) )

– – Includes Occupational Therapy (OT), Adaptive PE (APE), Includes Occupational Therapy (OT), Adaptive PE (APE), Language and Speech Therapy (LAS), Counseling (focused on Language and Speech Therapy (LAS), Counseling (focused on school functioning) school functioning) – – 1:1 Aide (generally for autism 1:1 Aide (generally for autism -

  • deviant learning)

deviant learning)

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IEP IEP – – Special Education Services Special Education Services (continued) (continued)

Special Day Class Special Day Class

– – Primary classroom is special Primary classroom is special ed ed but may still have some GE but may still have some GE classes classes – – Can be on general or special Can be on general or special ed ed campus (special campus campus (special campus example example – – Marlton School for deaf, Miller High School for MR) Marlton School for deaf, Miller High School for MR) – – Can get DIS services in addition Can get DIS services in addition

Non Public School (NPS) Non Public School (NPS)

– – Public school will fund if NPS provides services not present in Public school will fund if NPS provides services not present in public school system. public school system. – – Example Example – – HELP Group schools HELP Group schools

Day Treatment Day Treatment – – Department of Mental Health sets up Department of Mental Health sets up Residential Treatment Center Residential Treatment Center – – Department of Mental Department of Mental Health sets up Health sets up

IEP IEP – – Other systems Other systems

  • Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA)

Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA) – – nearby districts trade relatively scarce services nearby districts trade relatively scarce services (i.e. (i.e. – – Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Culver City Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Culver City are all in a common SELPA) are all in a common SELPA) Private school students Private school students – –

– – still eligible for evaluation at local public school, still eligible for evaluation at local public school, recommended services though will likely be at the recommended services though will likely be at the public school. public school. – – Some private schools do have their own resource Some private schools do have their own resource programs and educational specialists although they programs and educational specialists although they may not advertise this may not advertise this

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IEP IEP – – Other systems (continued) Other systems (continued)

Charter school Charter school – – allowed to discriminate (i.e. allowed to discriminate (i.e. -

  • charter for low income minority), charter may

charter for low income minority), charter may trump IDEA rules trump IDEA rules Home school Home school – – has own has own “ “district district” ”, can join , can join private home school group, has special private home school group, has special ed ed

  • ption (SE teacher consultation and materials)
  • ption (SE teacher consultation and materials)

Magnet school Magnet school – – public school with specialized public school with specialized curricula or specialty, historically tied to school curricula or specialty, historically tied to school desegregation (70s), admit by lottery, 1 desegregation (70s), admit by lottery, 1st

st come

come /served, test scores, interview, other criteria /served, test scores, interview, other criteria

Preschool Settings Preschool Settings -

  • Options

Options

Private Preschool Private Preschool

– – Expensive. Can get 1:1 aide in private preschool but

  • Expensive. Can get 1:1 aide in private preschool but

not private elementary. Other DIS services may be at not private elementary. Other DIS services may be at district preschool district preschool

Head Start Preschool Head Start Preschool

– – Federal program, low income Federal program, low income

District Preschool (3 levels District Preschool (3 levels – – PSC, PSM, PSI) PSC, PSM, PSI)

– – Special need & low income, can choose within district Special need & low income, can choose within district

Non Non-

  • Public Preschool (NPS)

Public Preschool (NPS)

– – Prove services in district not adequate (i.e. HELP Prove services in district not adequate (i.e. HELP group) group)

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Preschool Settings Preschool Settings – – District District Preschool Preschool

Collaborative (PSC) Collaborative (PSC)

– – Large (25 Large (25-

  • 30 kids) and generally chaotic

30 kids) and generally chaotic – – Usually 2.5 hours x 4 day week (~10h/wk) Usually 2.5 hours x 4 day week (~10h/wk) – – Class may be 15 general Class may be 15 general ed ed and 8 special and 8 special ed ed – – GE teacher + SE teacher + 1 GE teacher + SE teacher + 1-

  • 2 aides

2 aides – – Good for Down synd., physical disability, CP Good for Down synd., physical disability, CP – – Typically bad for autistic, behavior problem Typically bad for autistic, behavior problem kids kids

Preschool Settings Preschool Settings – – District District Preschool Preschool

Mixed (PSM) Mixed (PSM)

– – 12 12-

  • 18 kids, all special needs, more calm

18 kids, all special needs, more calm – – Usually 3.5 hours x 4 day week (~15h/wk) Usually 3.5 hours x 4 day week (~15h/wk) – – Special Ed teacher + 2 aides Special Ed teacher + 2 aides – – May have some that are all autism (may have May have some that are all autism (may have higher ratio, don higher ratio, don’ ’t need to have each kid with t need to have each kid with 1:1 aide) 1:1 aide) – – Good for verbal autistic child Good for verbal autistic child

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Preschool Settings Preschool Settings – – District District Preschool Preschool

Intensive (PSI) Intensive (PSI)

– – 4 4-

  • 8 kids, all special needs

8 kids, all special needs – – Usually 4 hours x 5 day week (~20h/wk) Usually 4 hours x 5 day week (~20h/wk) – – Special Ed teacher + 2 aides + private aides Special Ed teacher + 2 aides + private aides – – More like individual therapy ( More like individual therapy (“ “7 different 7 different classrooms classrooms” ”) ) – – Good for lower functioning autistic child, other Good for lower functioning autistic child, other lower functioning child lower functioning child

Shared Systems Shared Systems

School District (education) and Regional Center School District (education) and Regional Center (social/adaptive) split care for autism: (social/adaptive) split care for autism:

– – High functioning High functioning

Preschool mixed (10 Preschool mixed (10-

  • 12h)

12h) Regional Center Behavior Therapy (10 Regional Center Behavior Therapy (10-

  • 12h)

12h) Total = 20 Total = 20-

  • 25h/wk

25h/wk

– – Lower functioning Lower functioning

Preschool intensive (20h) Preschool intensive (20h) Regional Center Behavior Therapy (20h) Regional Center Behavior Therapy (20h) Total = 40h/wk Total = 40h/wk

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California Children California Children’ ’s Services s Services

Insurance system for significant medical condition, Insurance system for significant medical condition, services not covered by other insurance or services not covered by other insurance or Medi Medi-

  • Cal

Cal – – Qualify by specific condition, age (<=21y/o), CA Qualify by specific condition, age (<=21y/o), CA resident & parent income resident & parent income Medical Treatment Unit (MTU) Medical Treatment Unit (MTU) – – clinic for neuromuscular clinic for neuromuscular disorders, includes orthopedics, PT/OT, equipment disorders, includes orthopedics, PT/OT, equipment

  • specialists. Follow conditions like CP, arrange
  • specialists. Follow conditions like CP, arrange

equipment like wheelchairs, standers, etc. equipment like wheelchairs, standers, etc. May fund specific follow up care May fund specific follow up care – – for example, mandate for example, mandate NICU NICU’ ’s s have follow up clinic to make sure these high risk have follow up clinic to make sure these high risk babies don babies don’ ’t fall through the cracks t fall through the cracks

Department of Mental Health Department of Mental Health

Have own evaluation process and fund via Have own evaluation process and fund via AB3632 provision if eligible AB3632 provision if eligible Fund mental health portion of day or residential Fund mental health portion of day or residential program, school pays for educational portion program, school pays for educational portion (need both AB3632 and IEP) (need both AB3632 and IEP) Parent, Doctor or School IEP may refer for DMH Parent, Doctor or School IEP may refer for DMH eval eval Services include 1) medication management, 2) Services include 1) medication management, 2) individual therapy, 3) group therapy, 4) family individual therapy, 3) group therapy, 4) family therapy, 5) day treatment, 6) residential therapy, 5) day treatment, 6) residential treatment treatment

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Department of Mental Health Department of Mental Health

Referred children receive assessment, Referred children receive assessment, diagnosis, treatment recommendations, diagnosis, treatment recommendations, referrals referrals Provide psychiatric crisis evaluation for Provide psychiatric crisis evaluation for minors in need of intense minors in need of intense tx tx

Funding from Funding from Medi Medi-

  • Cal, Healthy Families,

Cal, Healthy Families, Private pay (may be sliding scale) Private pay (may be sliding scale) To refer, call and ask for Officer To refer, call and ask for Officer-

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