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Marisha L. Johnson Mental Health Planner Oregon Health Authority Addictions & Mental Health Division 9/11/2012
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VF9 -sEbqDvU&feature=player_detailpage 9/11/2012
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Abacus Center for Human Development Central City Concern Clackamas County ColumbiaCare Deschutes County Laurel Hill Lifeways LifeWorks NW Lutheran Community Services NW Marion County Marion County EASA Options for Southern Oregon Mid-Columbia Center for Living ShelterCare Working Wonders 9/11/2012
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Cascadia (102) Jackson County (113) Linn County (100) Douglas County (104) 9/11/2012
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This data is compiled from the quarterly reports submitted by the 14 providers receiving indigent funding, and 3 providers volunteering to submit the data. If you are not currently submitting quarterly data, please consider doing so. This information is invaluable in sharing the success of Evidence Based Supported Employment. 9/11/2012
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SE Programs provided services to 2,921 Unduplicated Individuals 9/11/2012
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Of those: 52% are men 48% are women 62% were covered by Medicaid 12% were young adults in transition (14-25) The average age of participants was 39.9 years old The youngest was 16 The most experienced was 73 The average employment rate was 38.5% 9/11/2012
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The average overall length of stay was 10.8 months Ranging from 5.4 months to 16.0 months The average length of stay for individuals covered by Medicaid was 11.6 months Ranging from 4.7 months to 16.4 months The average length of stay for individuals not covered by Medicaid was 10.4 months Ranging from 1.2 months to 22.4 months 9/11/2012
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Beginning January 1, 2013, responsibility for the SE Medicaid code will transfer to CCOs. Funding for indigent services is expected to be moved to the “Flexible Funding” allotment in the County Financial Assistance Agreement. 9/11/2012
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Health System Transformation and AMH System Change are still in the process of implementation. There are many decisions still to be made including how fidelity will be implemented. Stay tuned! Get the most current information on CCOs at: www.cco.health.oregon.gov Get the most current information on AMH System Change at:http://cms.oregon.gov/oha/amh/pages/syst em-change/index.aspx 9/11/2012
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Marisha L. Johnson Mental Health Planner Marisha.L.Johnson@state.or.us 503-947-5544 9/11/2012
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