Tuolumne County Opengov #RFP-2025-0115

Tuolumne County Behavioral Health seeks providers for Day Treatment Intensive and Day Rehabilitation Services

Tuolumne County Behavioral Health is seeking qualified providers to deliver Day Treatment Intensive (DTI) and Day Rehabilitation Services for Medi-Cal beneficiaries with complex mental health needs. - Government Buyer: - Tuolumne County Behavioral Health Department, Health and Human Services Agency - Services Requested: - Day Treatment Intensive (DTI) Services - Structured, multi-disciplinary therapy for children/youth (ages 12-17) and adults (18+) - Includes assessment, treatment planning, skill building, psychotherapy, and psychosocial rehabilitation - Minimum three hours per day for intensive programs; full-day sessions may exceed four hours - Day Rehabilitation Services - Structured rehabilitation and therapy focusing on skill building, adjunctive therapies (art, music, recreation), and process groups - Minimum two hours per day for rehabilitation programs; full-day sessions may be three hours - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Providers must have operational programs for at least one year - Must meet California state licensing and be Medi-Cal certifiable - Service delivery site must be clearly established - Capacity to deliver some components via telehealth or telephone - Separate Statements of Qualifications required for children/youth and adult populations - Quality standards and minimum daily service hour requirements - No specific OEMs or product vendors are mentioned, as this is a service-based solicitation - Place of Performance: - Services to be delivered at a designated facility in Sonora, CA (20075 Cedar Road) - Contracting office located at the same address

Description

The County of Tuolumne, through its Health and Human Services Agency, Tuolumne County Behavioral Health (TCBH), is requesting proposals from qualified organizations to provide Day Treatment Intensive (DTI) and Day Rehabilitation Services for Medi-Cal members. These services aim to meet the mental health needs of members requiring more intensive care than standard services, focusing on preventing hospitalization and supporting recovery in a community setting. Respondents may apply to serve the Children and Youth population, the adult population, or both, with separate Statements of Qualifications required for each. The services include treatment planning, skill building, therapy, and psychosocial rehabilitation groups, with programs required to have a clearly established site for services.

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