Washington County Opengov #2026.050-LOI

Washington County seeks provider for Early Assessment and Support Alliance (EASA) services for young adults with early psychosis

Washington County Health and Human Services (HHS) is seeking a qualified provider to deliver Early Assessment and Support Alliance (EASA) services for young adults with early psychosis: - Government Buyer: - Washington County Health and Human Services (HHS), Behavioral Health Division - Services Requested: - Early Assessment and Support Alliance (EASA) services for individuals aged 12-30 experiencing early symptoms of psychosis - Includes counseling, case management, supported employment/education, medical support, peer support, occupational therapy, nursing, family education, and skills training - Transitional support provided for approximately two years per participant - Contract Details: - Single provider contract, annual funding of approximately $408,000 - Renewable annually for up to five years (total potential duration: five years) - No start-up funding; services billed through Oregon Health Plan or commercial insurance when possible - Notable Requirements: - Provider must hold a valid Oregon Health Authority Certificate of Approval for mental health services in Washington County - Must meet EASA fidelity standards as determined by the regulatory authority - Must maintain a local office in Washington County - Must have a current contract with the local Coordinated Care Organization (CCO) for EASA services - County reserves the right to verify qualifications and request references - No specific OEMs or commercial product vendors are named, as this is a specialized behavioral health service contract - Place of Performance: - Washington County, Oregon

Description

Washington County Behavioral Health Division is seeking Letters of Interest from qualified organizations to provide fidelity Early Assessment and Support Alliance (EASA) services. The program supports young adults aged 12 to 30 experiencing early symptoms of psychosis and is a transitional program serving people for approximately two years. One provider contract will be awarded, with a contract period from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2031, renewable annually. Funding is approximately $408,000 annually, with services billed through Oregon Health Plan or insurance. Responders must meet specific qualifications including Oregon Health Authority certification, fidelity to EASA standards, and a local office presence in Washington County.

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