Collaborative Planning and Implementation Workgroups
Collaborative Planning and Implementation initiative groups are composed of stakeholders in a county or region that work together to identify, discuss, and resolve topical implementation issues and identify how PATH and other CalAIM funding initiatives—including the CalAIM Incentive Payment Program (IPP)—may be used to address topical program implementation gaps and improve outcomes. Public Consulting Group (PCG), DHCS’ contracted PATH Third-Party Administrator, will support the administration and management of the Collaborative Planning and Implementation initiative.
Technical Assistance Marketplace
Chapman Consulting is an approved vendor on the Technical Assistance (TA) Marketplace, a virtual marketplace where providers, community-based organizations, counties, and others can obtain technical assistance resources to establish the infrastructure required to implement high quality Enhanced Care Management (ECM) and Community Supports.
We offer hands-on technical assistance in Domain 3: Engaging in CalAIM Through Medi-Cal Managed Care – help TA Recipients better understand and navigate the requirements of CalAIM and the Medi-Cal managed care delivery system, and identify opportunities to leverage new opportunities (e.g., CITED, collaborative planning, justice-involved capacity building program, etc.) made available by CalAIM. Examples of potential TA include:
Strategic planning and implementation support for developing MCP relationships, executing contracts, and developing systems and processes to adhere to program requirements
Support for navigating MCP registration processes to become an ECM or Community Supports provider
Support for developing staffing models, qualifications, and ratios for ECM/Community Supports that can help ensure the sustainability of these services
Best practices for compliance with CalAIM monitoring, oversight, and program integrity requirements
Design and implementation of satisfaction surveys and/or focus groups with individuals receiving ECM/Community Supports to inform overall service delivery improvement
Support for eligible entities not yet involved in CalAIM to identify the area(s) in which they would need to build capacity in order to participate successfully in ECM, Community Supports, and/or justice initiatives
Support to plan for and project manage reentry for justice involved individuals.
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