Medicaid Behavioral Health Services Redesign
In December, 2022, Governor Youngkin announced a six-pillar plan to transform Virginia’s behavioral health system: the Right Help, Right Now. Plan. (RHRN). As plans developed, initiatives to redesign Medicaid legacy community mental health rehabilitative services (CMHRS) emerged as significant needs within the system. CMHRS services include:
Intensive In-Home
Therapeutic Day Treatment
Mental Health Skill Building
Psychosocial Rehabilitation
Mental Health Case Management for both adults and youth
The current 2024-2026 biennium budget includes Item 288, XX which provides the Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS) the authority to replace our CMHRS services and case management service.
In collaboration with the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services and the Department of Health Professions, DMAS launched a two-year project (July 2024-June 2026) to replace our CMHRS services and case management service.
General Information
- Virginia Medicaid Behavioral Health Services Redesign Provider Survey
- Medicaid Redesign Provider Survey (PDF)
- Virginia Medicaid Behavioral Health Services Redesign Information Webinar 07.29.2024
- 2018 Behavioral Health In Virginia Alignment, Accountability & Access Report (Farley Center)
- 2019 Continuum Proposal Report
- Rate Study Assumptions For Enhanced Rehabilitation Services
- Rate Study Assumptions For Enhanced Crisis Services
- Behavioral Health Enhancement Rate Study Meeting Follow Up Q&As
- DMAS Applied Behavioral Analysis Final Rate Assumptions Log 10-14-2021
- DMAS Mercer Applied Behavior Analysis Rate Setting Presentation 10-21-2021
- DMAS Applied Behavior Analysis Stakeholder Meeting
- DMAS-Mercer Rate Setting Methodology 12-03-2019
- SJ47 Presentation September 2019
- Project BRAVO Joint Commission Accreditation Information Session 05-11-2021
- Project BRAVO CARF Accreditation Information Session 05-14-2021
- CARF 2021 Behavioral Health Program Descriptions
- CARF Information Packet
- CARF Accreditation Fees US
- The Joint Commission Information Session Slide Deck