Questions for 15BCTS24R00000004.pdf

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for solicitation 15BCTS24R00000004 for Clinical Treatment Services (CTS) in San Diego, CA. The Q&A addresses two key inquiries: (1) the number of Substance Use (SU), Mental Health (MH), and Sex Offender (SO) Assessments and Interventions for Clinical services (AICs) from 2020-2024, and (2) confirmation of service delivery methods. The data shows an increasing trend in service intakes, with Substance Use Intake rising from 50 in 2020 to 146 in 2023-2024, and Mental Health Intake increasing from 25 in 2020 to 124 in 2024. Regarding service delivery, the response confirms that MH/Psychiatric services can be delivered via telemedicine, and therapy services can be provided either in-person or through telehealth, in alignment with the Statement of Work (SOW) requirements. The document notes that Sex Offender services are new to the current solicitation, so historical data is not available.

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Questions for 15BCTS24R00000004 (CTS in San Diego, CA)

Question 1: Can you tell me the number of SU, MH, and SO AICs that were engaged in treatment during the past five years?

Response:

SERVICE LOCATION San Diego, CA CLIN Description 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2000 Substance Use Intake 146 146 107 65 50 5000 Mental Health Intake 124 89 68 74 25

SO (Sex offender) services were added to the new solicitation, so we won't have any information regarding those services.

Question 2: Can you please confirm if MH/Psychiatric services being delivered virtually (telemedicine), and all therapy services provided in person are acceptable?

Response: Yes, we can confirm that MH/Psychiatric services may be delivered virtually via telemedicine, and therapy services may be provided either in person or via telehealth, in accordance with the solicitation requirements outlined in the SOW.

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