Short-term Transitional Residence for Individuals Diagnosed with a Serious Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorder OMH is seeking proposals from not-for-profit organizations to develop and operate a 10 to 14-unit Short-Term Transitional Residence (STTR). The organizations should have experience operating a licensed, mental health housing program.
Mental health and support services needed for individuals diagnosed with co-occurring disorders to provide treatment and recovery support services throughout the grant period of performance.
To expedite the process, the CDMRP is currently requesting information on the identification of knowledge gaps, targeted outcomes, and product needs that can advance the state of the science and improve patient care for individuals diagnosed with arthritis. The CDMRP will select stakeholders who respond to this RFI for invitation to attend the virtual Stakeholders meeting.
Cost-effective technology to create dementia-friendly cities and environments for individuals diagnosed with AD/ADRD. This might include the development of alarm technology and tracking and location-monitoring devices to alert caregivers and others of the whereabouts of individuals living with AD/ADRD.
Cost-effective technology to create dementia-friendly cities and environments for individuals diagnosed with AD/ADRD. This might include the development of alarm technology and tracking and location-monitoring devices to alert caregivers and others of the whereabouts of individuals living with AD/ADRD.
This agency is contracted to provide medication management services to individuals diagnosed with an opioid use disorders. Assist in the expansion of MAT services to increase access and address the opioid epidemic throughout the state.
The NCSB is responsible for developmental disability case management (“DDCM”) for individuals diagnosed with a developmental disability (“Consumers”).The Contractor shall provide each Consumer with quality DDCM services which incorporate respect for individual choice, enable community integration, are value-based and ability-focused, as described below and in Exhibit A (collectively “DDCM Services”).
