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File #: 17-851    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Consent Status: Consent Agenda
File created: 9/18/2017 In control: Board of Sedgwick County Commissioners
On agenda: 10/4/2017 Final action:
Title: Annual Affiliation Agreements with 42 Qualified Providers of Intellectual and Developmental Disability Services.
Attachments: 1. Accessible Home Health.pdf, 2. Advocate Care Services.pdf, 3. Another Day.pdf, 4. Apple Services.pdf, 5. Arrowhead West.pdf, 6. Catholic Charities.pdf, 7. Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation.pdf, 8. Community Living Opportunities.pdf, 9. Craig Resources.pdf, 10. Dream Vision.pdf, 11. Envision.pdf, 12. Goodwill.pdf, 13. Heart of Care.pdf, 14. Hearts of Love.pdf, 15. Helpers.pdf, 16. Home Technology Solutions.pdf, 17. Independent Guardian.pdf, 18. Independent Living Resource Center.pdf, 19. Individual Advocacy.pdf, 20. Interim Healthcare.pdf, 21. Jubilee Designs.pdf, 22. KETCH.pdf, 23. Life Patterns.pdf, 24. Love Comfort and Care.pdf, 25. Maxim Healthcare.pdf, 26. Medicalodges dba New Hope.pdf, 27. Paradigm Services.pdf, 28. Payroll Plus.pdf, 29. People First.pdf, 30. Phoenix Home Care and Hospice.pdf, 31. Progressive Home Health.pdf, 32. Rainbows United.pdf, 33. Rudy Ranch House.pdf, 34. SE Enterprises.pdf, 35. Starkey.pdf, 36. Sullivan Gang Care Center.pdf, 37. Taylor Drug.pdf, 38. TFI Services.pdf, 39. The Arc.pdf, 40. The Looking Glass.pdf, 41. Transition Adult Home.pdf, 42. TRUST Homecare.pdf

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Annual Affiliation Agreements with 42 Qualified Providers of Intellectual and Developmental Disability Services.

 

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Recommended Action: Approve the Agreements and Authorize the Chairman to Sign.

 

These agreements serve to subcontract the provision of Intellectual and Developmental Disability (IDD) services in Sedgwick County to organizations and individuals that have met Kansas Department on Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) and Community Developmental Disability Organization (CDDO) standards. As the CDDO contracting with KDADS for Sedgwick County, these agreements assure that services are provided for eligible individuals with IDD. All but one agreement is a renewal.  FY 2018 will be the first year of operations for Transitions Adult Home. 

 

The agreements for the following contractors provide both the ability to bill the Medicaid system directly and to receive payment from Sedgwick County for services that are provided to eligible individuals through August 31, 2018.

 

Accessible Home Health, Inc.

Advocate Care Services, Inc.

Another Day, Inc.

Apple Services, LLC.

Arrowhead West, Inc.

Catholic Charities, Inc. Adult Day Services

Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation of Kansas, Inc.

Community Living Opportunities, Inc.

Craig Resources, Inc.

Dream Vision, LLC

Envision

Goodwill Industries of Kansas, Inc.

Heart of Care Agency, LLC

Hearts of Love, LLC

Helpers, Inc.

Home Technology Solutions, Inc.

Independent Guardian, LLC

Independent Living Resource Center, Inc.

Individual Advocacy,  LLC

Interim HealthCare of Wichita, Inc.

Jubilee Designs

KETCH

Love, Comfort and Care

Life Patterns

Medicalodges, Inc., dba, New Hope Services

Maxim Healthcare Services, Inc.

Paradigm Services, Inc.

Payroll Plus of Kansas, Inc.

People First Employment and Residential Services

Phoenix Home Care & Hospice

Progressive Home Care & Hospice

Rainbows United, Inc.

Rudy Ranch House

S. E. Enterprises

Starkey, Inc.

Sullivan Gang Care Center

Taylor Drug Operating Services, Inc.

TFI Family Services Inc.

The Arc of Sedgwick County

The Looking Glass

Transitions Adult Home (*new provider)

TRUST HomeCare, LLC.

 

 

Alternatives:  The SCDDO is required to contract with qualified service providers that have been selected by an individual who is eligible to receive intellectual and developmental disability services. All existing providers have been selected as the preferred provider for at least one individual.

 

Financial Considerations:  All listed providers may receive payments directly from Sedgwick County and/or bill Medicaid directly for services provided. Because the IDD service system works on a reimbursement basis, funding will not be paid to providers until after the service has been provided and verified. No additional budget authority is required as these are renewal agreements with recurring expenses.

 

32009-251….CDDO State Aid……. . . . . . . . .$1,043,410

32001-110….CDDO Operations……………$1,546,848

Total Expenditures: $2,590,258

 

 

Legal Considerations: The authority for this action is K.S.A. 39-1805. A simple majority is required.

 

Policy Considerations:  As mentioned above, the SCDDO is required to contract with qualified service providers that have been selected by an individual who is eligible to receive IDD services.  Policy outlines the required process.  

 

 

 

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