D.C. Municipal Regulations (Last Updated: September 13, 2017) |
Title 29. PUBLIC WELFARE |
Chapter 29-46. MOBILE COMMUNITY OUTREACH TREATMENT TEAM SERVICES |
Section 29-4600. GENERAL PROVISIONS
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4600.1The provisions of this chapter governing conditions of participation for providers of Mobile Community Outreach Treatment Team services shall be in support and furtherance of the following goals:
(a)To establish MCOTT programs which are self-contained clinical teams to assume the responsibility for directly providing needed treatment, rehabilitation and support services to Medicaid clients with severe and persistent mental illness;
(b)To limit referrals of clients to service providers outside of an MCOTT Program;
(c)To provide services over a long-term emphasizing the continuity of caregivers for MCOTT clients;
(d)To deliver 75% of services outside of the MCOTT Program offices in home and community settings; and
(e)To emphasize outreach, relationship building, and the individualization of client services.
4600.2An entity seeking to participate as an MCOTT provider in the District of Columbia under the Medicaid Program shall be certified in compliance with all requirements set forth in this chapter.
4600.3Certification of Providers is the responsibility of the District's Department of Health, Medical Assistance Administration.
4600.4To obtain certification, each Provider shall meet the requirements set forth in this chapter.
4600.5Each Provider shall meet all applicable Medicaid and Medicare regulations.
4600.6CMHS may participate as an MCOTT provider under these rules by satisfying the requirements for being an Organized Health Delivery System as defined in 42 CFR 447.10(b) and entering into an interagency agreement with MAA to provide MCOTT services. As an MCOTT Provider, CMHS may both directly provide MCOTT services and contract with other entities for the provision of MCOTT services.
4600.7A Provider may establish and administer more than one program to provide the comprehensive array of services described in these rules. In such circumstances, however, each MCOTT Program shall independently meet the MCOTT Program Standards set forth in this chapter.
4600.8No Program shall have more than 100 MCOTT clients at any given time.
4600.9Each Provider shall enter into an agreement between MAA and the Provider which shall specify the services to be provided, methods of operation, a program statement, financial and legal requirements which shall be met, and identification of the population to be served. In the event the Commission for Mental Health Services, District of Columbia Department of Human Services, is a Provider of MCOTT services, the D.C. Medicaid/MCOTT Provider Agreement shall include the Interagency Agreement between MAA and CMHS for MCOTT which shall specify the terms and conditions for CMHS being an MCOTT Provider.
4600.10Each Provider shall meet and adhere to the terms and conditions included in the Medicaid/MCOTT Provider Agreement.