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PROVIDENCE SERVICE CORPORATION OF
TEXASSingle Source Continuum
ContractorFor
Foster Care Redesign
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Mission
We deliver exceptional value by creating healthy communities through exceptional people working side by side.
“Human Services Without Walls”
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Providence Service Corporation
Established in 1996 to develop community-based services for children and youth, as an alternative to institutional care.
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Providence Service Corporation (PSC) of Texas
PSC of Texas started services in 1998 Wholly owned subsidiary of Providence
Service Corporation Contracts with North Star, Juvenile
Probation, STAR Health / Cenpatico, and DFPS
Services include Intensive Home-Based Services, Functional Family Therapy, child and family counseling services, psychiatric care, Foster and Adoption Services
Single Source Continuum of Care (SSCC)
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Core Values Community-based care and multi-
systemic services Identifying and building on client
strengths Local viability with national support Respectful organizational climate Best practice models Cultural diversity
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Principles of Service Delivery
Child Safety
Urgency of Action
Common Sense
Transparency and Accountability
Responsiveness to the Community
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Principles Continued Efficiency
Ethical
Family-Centered Focus
Culturally Competent and Respectful Practice
Service Integration
Evidence Based Practices
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DFPS Regions 2 and 9
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SSCC Outcomes Children will be safe in their placements. Children will be placed in their home
communities. Children will be served in least restrictive
environments that support minimal moves.
Connections to family and others important to the child will be maintained.
Children will be placed with siblings.
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Outcomes Continued Services will respect the child’s culture. To be fully prepared for successful
adulthood, children and youth will be provided opportunities, experiences, and activities similar to those experienced by their non-foster care peers.
Children and youth will be provided opportunities to participate in decisions that impact their lives.
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Timeline February 1 – August 2013 Contract Start-
up and Development Phase
August 27: Emergency Referrals and Placement Changes / Implementation of Services to Children
October – April, 2014: Legacy Transitions
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Start-Up Phase / System Development
Collaborative Partnerships with DFPS
Credentialing and contracting with providers
Provider Council
Provider and SSCC Operations Manual
Community Advisory Council
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System Development Cont’d
Collaboration with Courts, CASA’s and Schools
Coordination with STAR Health / Cenpatico
Cooperative efforts with Advisory Committee on Promoting Adoption of Minority Children and Faith-Based Initiatives
Strategic Foster Home Recruitment
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SSCC Model Intake and Assessment CoBRIS Matching System CAFAS and JIFF Wraparound and Behavioral Health
Services Trauma Informed Care Quality Assurance Plan Utilization Management Performance Based Contracting
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Intake and Assessment Centralized intake and referral process
(24/7) Community Based Resource Information
System (CoBRIS) by Five Points Technology
Child Locator with Foster Home Matching (GPS overlay re: child removal data and foster home locations, preferences, capacity, etc.)
Linkage with Texas CLASS and bed vacancy database by Provider Network
Daily import / update of IMPACT information
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Child and Adolescent Functional Assessment Scales (CAFAS)
Automated, empirically-based assessments for tracking outcomes, with over 20 years of reliability and validity research
Real-time data; interpretive assessment results with recommended treatment plans.
Drop-down menus of Provider specialties Features comprehensive dashboards,
case and aggregated data User-friendly guides for client and clinical
data entry
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Wraparound and Behavioral Health Services
Strong Partnership with STAR Health / Cenpatico
Clinical assessments to support case planning, track developmental, clinical, and social improvements
Encouragement of Provider Network to develop Medicaid eligible services
Development of community-based alternatives to support basic and therapeutic foster homes
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Trauma Informed Care Partnerships with National Child Traumatic
Stress Network, the National Council of Behavioral Health, and Cenpatico
Use of Corporate University of Providence online training tools for Provider Network staff and foster parents re: Trauma Informed Care
Involvement with DFPS Trauma Informed Care Workgroup
Engagement of universities in Texas with trauma informed care expertise
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Quality Assurance Plan Data-Driven Decision Making The CoBRIS service management
software will track child and family demographics, child assessments and service encounters, clinical interface with Provider systems
Adherence to Residential Child Care Licensing requirements and COA standards
Risk Management tracking, incident reporting, restraint documentation, etc.
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Quality Continued Performance Measurement and Outcomes
Management Provider Council review of service trends
and quality reports Peer Reviews Disruption Mitigation Committees Root-Cause Analyses Service Benchmarking Stakeholder interviews and engagement
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Utilization Management Focus on efficiency and effectiveness of
service quality, duration, and intensity Maintenance of directories of community
resources Matching appropriate services that fit unique
strengths and service needs of children and families
Costs of care reporting; outlier and trend analyses
Coordinated, timely reviews of authorized services
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Transition Challenges Scarcity of Foster Care Resources Higher Levels of Care and Emergency
Shelter Placements Disruptions in Care Distances in Regions 2 / 9 Out of Region Placements Shifts in Roles / Responsibilities Multiple Systems of Care
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Child Welfare System Web
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Projections for Near-Term Future
Expansion of Placement Resources Expansion of Wrap-Around Services Community Engagement and
Support New Rates Structure for Providers Culture Change in System
Transformation Next Stages of Implementation
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Evaluation and Outcomes http://
www.dfps.state.tx.us/documents/about/pdf/Legislative/2014-02-27_Rider29.pdf
University of Texas-Austin (UT) Institute for Organizational Excellence, and the Child and Family Research Institute
University of Chicago Chapin Hall
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Information on Providence
www.ProvidenceKids.net (Texas) www.ProvCorp.com (US and
Canada)
Robert Hartman Providence of Texas, Executive Director Single Source Continuum of Care, Texas
[email protected] Cell (713) 208-5435 Office (325)232-8530