Virginia MedicaidEnhancements
Behavioral Health Enhancement (formerly referred to as the "Redesign") is an interagency partnership effort between Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS) and Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Services (DBHDS) that strives for systems alignment in developing an evidence-based, trauma-informed and prevention-oriented array of services for the Medicaid-funded behavioral health system.
General Information
- 2018 Behavioral Health In Virginia Alignment, Accountability & Access Report (Farley Center)
- 2019 Continuum Proposal Report
- Rate Study Assumptions For Enhanced Rehabilitation Services
- Rate Study Assumptions For Enhanced Crisis Services
- Behavioral Health Enhancement Rate Study Meeting Follow Up Q&As
- DMAS Applied Behavioral Analysis Final Rate Assumptions Log 10-14-2021
- DMAS Mercer Applied Behavior Analysis Rate Setting Presentation 10-21-2021
- DMAS Applied Behavior Analysis Stakeholder Meeting
- DMAS-Mercer Rate Setting Methodology 12-03-2019
- SJ47 Presentation September 2019
- Project BRAVO Joint Commission Accreditation Information Session 05-11-2021
- Project BRAVO CARF Accreditation Information Session 05-14-2021
- CARF 2021 Behavioral Health Program Descriptions
- CARF Information Packet
- CARF Accreditation Fees US
- The Joint Commission Information Session Slide Deck