OCC Staff Magellan Medicaid Administration MISSY GIBSON, LMHC / SUPERVISOR , CARE MANAGEMENT Florida On-Site Care Coordination Description of Services On-Site Care Coordination (OCC) is an on-site treatment support for Florida’s Statewide Inpatient Psychiatric Program (SIPP). Care Coordination consists of mental health professionals who review the treatment and discharge plans developed for children and adolescents placed within a SIPP. Care Coordinators facilitate movement to appropriate and less restrictive levels of care, when clinically possible. 386-248-3099 DAYNERI PEREDA , LMHC / LEAD OCC Circuit 17 – Citrus CATS 305-205-7110 SHARON ADAMS, LMHC Circuits 6, 12, 13 – Palm Shores 941-356-2473 KIM CAIN, LCSW Circuits 15, 19 – Sandy Pines 561-262-7979 The OCC is community-based and has direct contact with local stakeholders and SIPP staff. There is a Care Coordinator identified for each circuit and for each SIPP facility. Fostering relationships and interagency collaboration with the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), Managing Entities, Department of Children and Families (DCF) Substance Abuse & Mental Health, Community-Based Care agencies, local school districts, Department of Juvenile Justice, and social service agencies are important components for Care Coordination and essential to successful SIPP treatment. SIRI CHUAINDHARA , LCSW Each OCC will interface directly with the Magellan Medicaid Administration Qualified Evaluator Network (QEN), sharing a common data base for all encounters and clinical information, within an electronic record that is easily accessible by each staff member and regularly updated. Care Coordinator’s knowledge of community resources and close communications with the SIPP staff enable them to provide a community perspective to all stakeholder and SIPP facilities. Circuits 1, 2, 14 – Lakeview Center/Sandy Pines 850-363-6880 Responsibilities of the OCC Interagency/Provider Collaboration Resource to Case Managers System Coordination and Collaboration Resource to the Agency for Health Care Administration Circuits 11, 16 – Sandy Pines 786-512-0190 SHERRI L. CREEL, LMHC Circuit 7 – University Behavioral Center 386-216-6763 PAIGE ELLER, LMHC Circuits 6, 12, 13 – Palm Shores 941-209-0588 JENNIFER FITZGERALD, PHD, LMHC Circuits 6, 12, 13 – Baycare 239-207-4400 EVAN HAWES , LMHC Circuits 3, 5, 8 – Daniel Memorial 352-278-4460 ANNIE MARTINEZ-ESTEVE , LCSW, BCBA Circuit 17 – Citrus CATS/Florida Palms Academy 786-510-7410 MICHAEL MCHAFFIE, LCSW ERIC MUENKS , PHD, LMHC Circuits 9, 10, 18 – Devereux Orlando 407-928-1812 KRISTI NEWHOUSE , LCSW Circuit 20 – Palm Shores 239-227-4037 JENNIFER PARLAPIANO, LMHC Circuits 9, 10, 18 – University Behavioral Center 407-965-6206 R. MICHAEL STAPLETON, LMHC Circuits 4, 8 – The Vines 904-260-9408 SANDRA SUYAMA , PSYD, LMHC Circuit 17 – Florida Palms Academy/Sandy Pines 954-734-5644 ADLY TRABAL, RN Circuits 15, 19 – Sandy Pines 772-538-9984 DAVID WAGNER , LMHC Out-of-State (OOS) 352-342-9672 Magellan Medicaid Administration Rebecca Lindstadt-Rossi, LCSW, Account Executive Elsi Jean-Baptiste, Administrative Assistant 6870 Shadowridge Drive, Suite 111 Orlando, Florida 32812 Phone: 407-967-4657 Fax: 888-656-6823 Clinical Eligibility Criteria for SIPP Facilities (continued) (Children and adolescents under 18 years of age) DEVEREUX (ORLANDO) Acute inpatient or intensive outpatient services have failed to bring about sufficient resolution of child’s symptoms to permit placement in a less restrictive setting. SIPP services can be expected to improve child’s problems or prevent further regression. Child or adolescent has a serious emotional disturbance. Primary DSM 5 diagnosis of a psychiatric disorder requiring intensive residential care. Primary diagnosis cannot be autism, mental retardation or substance abuse. Serious functional impairment compared to others in the same age range due to a psychiatric diagnosis. Child or adolescent has age appropriate cognitive ability and stability to participate in SIPP and is able to benefit. Community setting cannot provide interventions/support needed by child. Medical clearance of any acute or intensive ongoing medical needs, due to Federal Exclusion of payment for any other Medicaid benefits while a child is in a SIPP. 6147 Christian Way Orlando, Florida 32808 1-407-296-5330 FLORIDA PALMS ACADEMY 5925 McKinley Street Hollywood, FL 33021 1-954-963-0992 L AKEVIEW C ENTER , INC . 1920 North J Street Pensacola, FL 32501 1-850-432-1222 PALM SHORES BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTER 1324 37th Avenue East Bradenton, FL 34208 1-941-792-2222 SANDY PINES 11301 S.E. Tequesta Terrace Tequesta, Florida 33469 1-561-744-0211 Facilities BAYC ARE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 8132 King Helie Blvd. New Port Richey, FL 34653 1-727- 841-4200 THE VINES 3130 SW 27th Avenue Ocala, FL 34474 1-352-671-3130 UNIVERSITY BEHAVIORAL C ENTER (UBC) 2500 Discovery Drive Orlando, Florida 32826 1-407- 281-7000 1-800- 999-0807 SIPP Specialty Programs C ITRUS HEALTH NETWORK – CATS C ITRUS HEALTH NETWORK – CATS 8450 South Palm Drive Pembroke Pines, FL 33025 1-954-342-0355 DANIEL M EMORIAL 3725 Belfort Road Jacksonville, Florida 32216 1-904-296-1055 DEVEREUX ORLANDO Major Goals for SIPP Services Stabilization and adequate resolution of problems that necessitated placement in a restrictive setting to allow a child’s safe return to the community within 4-6 months. Individualized, family centered, culturally sensitive treatment, oriented towards discharge from day of admission. Reduction of readmissions to inpatient psychiatric care through quality treatment and extensive aftercare planning. Incorporation of permanency goals into the treatment and discharge plans through ongoing coordination with Community Based Care. SIPP Specialty Programs (continued) Male/Female (12-17) IL Skills training through on-site OT Accepts pregnant teens Tri-lingual/cultural (Spanish, Creole) Utilizing Building Bridges DANIEL M EMORIAL All male sexual reactive unit Music and group art therapy Accepts males/females (ages 6-17) Strong behavioral component Expertise with co-occurring developmental disabilities (Autism Spectrum and Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) Accepts children with sexual behavior problems or sexually reactive behaviors Psychosexual Evaluations and Juvenile Sex Offender Groups FLORIDA PALMS ACADEMY Male and female ages 6-14 Accepts children with sexual behavior problems or sexually reactive behavior PALM SHORES BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTER Accepts children under 12 SANDY PINES Family ROPES, weekly family BBQ Children specific unit (5-12) Tx for sexually reactive youth DBT/EMDR therapies Independent living Bilingual/Bicultural (Spanish) Co-occurring treatment facility THE VINES Accepts children under 10 Strong behavioral component UBC Male/Female (12-17) Male sexually maladaptive/sexual trauma unit Accepts pregnant teens Pet and equine therapy, family ROPES DBT, bio-feedback therapy
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