CHOICES COORDINATED CARE SOLUTIONS INC

Programs

1. The indiana department of child services (dcs) has contracted with choices to deliver cross-system care to youths in indiana. The services are for youths with severe emotional disturbances and behavioral challenges that are involved in multiple care systems and are involved with dcs and/or juvenille probation. These multiple care programs include programs such as family preservation to provide services to families with a substantiated case of abuse or neglect; behavioral health solutions to provide individual therapy, family therapy, group therapy, case management, behavioral support and corrdination with primary care services; foster care solutions to provide temporary, loving,stable homes for children and teens in need; and 24/7 emergency response to aid individuals and families struggling with substance abuse to prevent deaths.

   $5,710,413 spent$7,846,263 earned by the program
   21% of program spending

2. Wraparound regions 3, 6 and 8: magellan health in louisiana has contracts with choices to administer wrap facilitation services. The wrap facilitator works with each family and their child to develop and maintain a plan of care, including a crisis stabilization plan if a potential safety concern exists, and is avaliable to the family regardless of time or day of the week. The wrap facilitator continues to help the family identify other community and individual supports that can be used by the family to achieve their care plan.

   $6,682,070 spent$6,442,907 earned by the program
   25% of program spending

3. Children's mental health initiative (cmhi): indiana dcs has contracted with choices to provide services to children who do not have formal involvement with the child welfare system, but due to their behavioral health needs, require services to maintain safety in their home and community. When community services are not able to maintain the child at home, cmhi may fund higher level out-of-home services. Cmhi provides services to children who are not eligible for medicaid, but would otherwise meet the level of need to qualify for the medicaid funded children's mental health wraparound services.

   $5,954,395 spent$5,821,664 earned by the program
   22% of program spending

4. 428choices coordinated care solutions also has several smaller programs:family preservation: family preservation services are services designed to work with families who have a substantiated incident of abuse and/or neglect, but, where dcs believes the child(ren) can remain in the home with their caregiver(s) with the introduction of appropriate services to the family. Family preservation services are all inclusive and must aim to preserve the family by addressing any present safety and supervision concerns. All family members (provided it is age-appropriate for children to do so) should be involved in treatment planning and establishment of goals. The overarching goal for these services is to preserve families by addressing and resolving identified safety and supervision concerns.mississippi mypac: mississippi youth programs around the clock (mypac) is a home and community - based medicaid program for children and youth with serious emotional disturbance (sed), that follows the high-fidelity wraparound process. Mypac provides an array of services as an alternative to traditional psychiatric residential treatment facilities (prtf). Wraparound is an all-inclusive planning process…

   $8,821,645 spent$16,131,646 earned by the program
   32% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $27,168,523.