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Div. 9.DIVISION 9. PUBLIC SOCIAL SERVICES
Part 6.PART 6. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
Ch. 12.96.CHAPTER 12.96. Placer County Integrated Health and Human Services Program
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(a)Placer County, with the assistance of the appropriate state departments, within the existing resources of those departments, shall implement a program upon approval of that county, for the funding and delivery of services and benefits through an integrated and comprehensive county health and human services system.
(b)The Placer County program shall, in providing services through an integrated system to families and individuals, among other things, do all of the following:
(1)Implement and evaluate a system of universal intake for those seeking services.
(2)Implement and evaluate a system whereby a family or individual eligible for
more than one service may be provided those services by as few as a single county employee, through an integrated, coordinated service plan.
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(a)
Placer County, with the assistance of the appropriate state departments, within the existing resources of those departments, shall implement a program upon approval of that county, for the funding and delivery of services and benefits through an integrated and comprehensive county health and human services system.
(b)
The Placer County program shall, in providing services through an integrated system to families and individuals, among other things, do all of the following:
(1)
Implement and evaluate a system of universal intake for those seeking services.
(2)
Implement and evaluate a system whereby a family or individual eligible for
more than one service may be provided those services by as few as a single county employee, through an integrated, coordinated service plan.
(3)
Implement and evaluate a system of administration that centralizes the management and support of client services.
(4)
Implement and evaluate a system of reporting and accountability that provides for the combined provision of services as provided for in paragraph (2), without the loss of state or federal funds provided under current law.
(c)
The integrated system may include, but need not be limited to, any or all of the following:
(1)
Adoption services.
(2)
Child abuse prevention services.
(3)
Child welfare services.
(4)
Delinquency prevention services.
(5)
Drug and alcohol services.
(6)
Mental health services.
(7)
Eligibility determination.
(8)
Employment and training services.
(9)
Foster care services.
(10)
Health services.
(11)
Public health services.
(12)
Housing services.
(13)
Medically
indigent program services.
(14)
All other appropriately identified and targeted services, except for dental care.
(d)
Programs or services shall be included in the program only to the extent that federal funding to either the state or the county will not be reduced as a result of the inclusion of the services in the program. This program shall not generate any increased expenditures from the General Fund.
(e)
The county and the appropriate state departments shall jointly seek federal approval of the program, as may be needed to ensure its funding and allow for the integrated provision of services.
(f)
This chapter does not authorize Placer County to discontinue meeting its obligations under current law to provide services or to reduce its accountability
for the provision of these services.
(g)
This chapter does not authorize Placer County to reduce its eligibility under current law for state funding for the services included in the program.
(h)
Placer County shall utilize any and all state general and county funds that it is legally allocated or entitled to receive. Through the creation of integrated health and social services structures, the county shall maximize federal matching funds.
(i)
The appropriate state departments that are assisting and cooperating in the implementation of the program authorized by this chapter shall have the authority to waive regulations regarding the method of providing services and the method of reporting and accountability, as may be required to meet the goals set forth in subdivision (b).