Medi-Cal: Whole Child Model program.
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Overview
This bill modifies the Medi-Cal Whole Child Model program, which provides CCS treatment services to Medi-Cal-eligible children and youth. It renames the program’s stakeholder advisory group to the California Children’s Services (CCS) advisory group and expands its membership to include CCS clients, former clients, caregivers, and other stakeholders. The bill also requires the department to report biennially to the legislature on the program’s progress and actions, and it extends the advisory group’s operation indefinitely, removing a previous sunset date.
Key provisions
- Renames the Whole Child Model program stakeholder advisory group to the California Children’s Services (CCS) advisory group.
- Expands the CCS advisory group’s membership to include CCS clients, former clients, caregivers, and other stakeholders.
- Requires the department to consult with the CCS advisory group on program implementation and monitoring.
- Mandates biennial reports to the Legislature summarizing the department’s progress on CCS program matters.
- Extends the operation of the CCS advisory group indefinitely, removing the previous December 31, 2026, sunset date.
- Requires the department to analyze historical CCS fee-for-service utilization data for transitioning patients.
- Requires Medi-Cal managed care plans to establish a clinical advisory committee.
- Requires Medi-Cal managed care plans to establish a family advisory group.
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