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Arizona Department of Corrections

Company Experience for the

Community Accountability

Program of Community

Corrections

Request For Proposal

BPM007036

Due Date

July 25, 2025

Proud Provider of Correctional

Treatment & Accountability Services to

Arizona for 45 Years...

Arizona Department of Corrections Solicitation No. BPM007036

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Table of Contents

2.3 Relevant Project Examples – Supporting Documentation

Outcome Summaries

Treatment Experience

Monitoring Experience

MRT Program Research and Evidence

Letters of Recommendation

Support Staff Qualifications

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2.3 Relevant Project Examples – Supporting Documentation

This document is intended to supplement Section 2.3 Relevant Project Examples and demonstrates

Prodigy Healthcare’s experience, capacity, and performance history in providing services comparable to the Scope of Work.

For more detailed information about our experience, qualifications, and financial capacity, please refer to our complete RFP Proposal Response, uploaded as “Prodigy Healthcare BPM007036 RFP Solicitation

Response.pdf”

Outcome Summaries

Program Service Components Performance & Outcomes

ADCRR Community

Accountability

Program

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

(CBT), Moral Reconation

Therapy® (MRT), substance abuse counseling, electronic monitoring

• MRT adherence and program fidelity consistently maintained at 100% of MRT guidelines• Internal reviews show client completion rates ranging 60–75% across program cycles

• Independent research shows MRT reduces recidivism by ~30% compared to controls

(Little & Robinson, 1988; Robinson et al., 1994; Burnette et al., 2004)

• Prodigy Healthcare maintains a current caseload of ~350 active ADCRR clients and consistently meets or exceeds ADCRR performance expectations

Mesa City Court

Home Detention &

Treatment

CBT, MRT, substance abuse counseling, electronic monitoring

(SCRAM CAM, Remote Breath, GPS)

• Average program completion rates over 70% for behavioral health treatment• Monitoring compliance rates generally exceed 90% for all supervision components

MRT National

Outcomes

(Published Studies)

N/A

• Over 200 peer-reviewed evaluations consistently show MRT reduces recidivism

25–35% (Little & Robinson, 1988; Burnette et al., 2004)• MRT recognized by SAMHSA as evidence-based

As the current provider of the Community Accountability Program, Prodigy Healthcare has a proven track record of success in meeting ADCRR’s performance goals. We are committed to reducing recidivism, improving compliance with supervision conditions, and increasing program completion rates through evidence-based treatment and monitoring solutions.

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Key Performance Indicators Prodigy Healthcare will track and measure the following outcomes:

✔ Reduction in drug/alcohol use – Increased treatment dosage and session frequency for offenders testing positive.

✔ Increased compliance with supervision conditions – Case management, counseling, and electronic monitoring support.

✔ Higher program completion rates – Continued counseling and case management post-sanction, at no cost to ADCRR.

✔ Fewer technical violations – Direct communication with CCOs to hold offenders accountable.

✔ Reduction in supervision revocations – Alternative sanctions, such as GPS monitoring and curfews, to prevent unnecessary revocations.

✔ Lower rates of new crimes – Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) and cognitive behavioral interventions shown to decrease criminal thinking.

Evaluation Tools & Pre/Post Testing To assess program effectiveness, Prodigy Healthcare administers:

• University of Rhode Island Change Assessment (URICA) – Measures motivation for behavioral change.

• TCU Criminal Thinking Scale – Evaluates cognitive distortions related to criminal behavior.

Both assessments are administered pre- and post-treatment to track individual progress and overall program success. Additional behavioral measures, including self-reported feedback, program compliance, and violation history, are incorporated into performance evaluations.

Prodigy Healthcare remains dedicated to delivering measurable, evidence-based outcomes and will continue working closely with ADCRR to improve long-term offender rehabilitation and community safety.

The following tables summarize Prodigy Healthcare’s experience providing similar services for multiple

Arizona jurisdictions. This information demonstrates our capacity to deliver comparable services to diverse justice-involved populations statewide.

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Treatment Experience

Agency Programs Years

Arizona Department of Corrections Community Accountability Program 2005 - Present

Arizona Department of Corrections 1291 – Transitional Program 2004 - 2011

Mesa Municipal Court Behavioral Health Assessments, Diagnosis, Case

Management 1995 - Present

Mesa Municipal Court DUI and Domestic Violence Treatment 1995 - Present

Mesa Court Underage Drinking Diversion 2007 - Present

Mesa Court Home Detention 2006 - Present

Mesa Prosecutor’s Office

Domestic Violence Intervention, Anger

Management, Shoplifting/Theft Diversion &

Sentencing Alternative

1996 - Present

Gilbert Youth & Adult Resources All Programs 2013 - Present

Tempe Social Services All Programs and Home Detention 2013 - Present

Maricopa County Adult Probation All Programs 2013 - Present

Pima County Adult Probation DUI, Substance Abuse, and Domestic Violence 2009 - 2014

United States District Court of

Arizona - Tucson Substance Abuse & Mental Health 2009 - 2012

United States District Court of

Arizona – Phoenix Substance Abuse 2012 - 2015

Scottsdale City Court DUI Screens, Level I, II, & III education and treatment 1982 - Present

Scottsdale City Prosecutor’s Underage Drinking Diversion & Sentencing

Alternative 1983 - 2013

Scottsdale City Prosecutor Anger Management Diversion & Sentencing

Alternative 1984 - 2013

Scottsdale City Prosecutor Domestic Violence Diversion & Sentencing

Alternative 1984 - 2013

Phoenix Municipal Court Shoplifting Diversion & Sentencing Alternative 1988 - 2012 * 2017 –

Phoenix Municipal Court Domestic Violence 1992 - 2001, 2005 -

Phoenix Municipal Court Anger Management 1996 - 2001, 2005 -

Paradise Valley Municipal Court

DUI Screens, Level I & II, Education and Treatment, Aftercare/Relapse Prevention, Domestic Violence, Anger Management, Shoplifting, Underage

Drinking, Diversion & Sentencing Alternative

1988 - Present

Carefree Municipal Court

DUI Screens, Level I & II, Education and Treatment, Aftercare/Relapse Prevention, Domestic Violence, Anger Management, Shoplifting, Underage

Drinking, Diversion & Sentencing Alternative

1990 - Present

Avondale Municipal Court

DUI Screens, Level I & II, Education and Treatment, Aftercare/Relapse Prevention, Domestic Violence, Anger Management, Shoplifting, Underage

Drinking, Diversion & Sentencing Alternative

2002 - Present

Arizona Department of Motor

Vehicles DUI Assessments 1987 - Present

Glendale Municipal Court Domestic Violence, Anger Management Diversion and Sentencing Alternative 1997 - 2012

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Monitoring Experience

Agency

Home

Detention

(RF)

GPS

Continuous

Alcohol

Monitoring

Random Alcohol

Testing

Arizona Department of Corrections ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Maricopa Adult Probation ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Cave Creek Municipal Court ✓ ✓

Casa Grande Municipal Court ✓ ✓

Chandler City Court ✓ ✓

Carefree Municipal Court ✓ ✓ ✓

Fountain Hills City Court ✓ ✓ ✓

Flagstaff Municipal Court ✓ ✓

Guadalupe Municipal Court ✓ ✓

Mesa City Court ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Mesa City Prosecutor ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Maricopa Superior Court ✓ ✓ ✓

Paradise Valley Court ✓ ✓

Scottsdale City Court ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Surprise City Court ✓ ✓

Tolleson City Court ✓ ✓

Wickenburg Town Court ✓ ✓

Arcadia/Biltmore Justice Court ✓ ✓

Buckeye Justice Court ✓ ✓

Chandler Justice Court ✓

North East Phoenix Justice Court ✓ ✓ ✓

North West Phoenix Justice Court ✓

Scottsdale Justice Court ✓

Tolleson Justice Court ✓

Mesa Justice Court ✓

West Phoenix Justice Court ✓ ✓

West Mesa Justice Court ✓ ✓

Highland Justice Court ✓ ✓

Kyrene Justice Court ✓

Peoria Justice Court ✓

Desert Ridge Justice Court ✓ ✓ ✓

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MRT Program Research and Evidence

The following pages include third-party published research demonstrating the effectiveness of Moral

Reconation Therapy® (MRT) in correctional settings. This evidence underscores Prodigy Healthcare’s commitment to implementing evidence-based practices and maintaining high program fidelity.

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Letters of Recommendation

The following pages include letters of recommendation and formal performance evaluations submitted by various government and agency personnel during the course of prior contracts or unrelated solicitations.

These letters reflect Prodigy Healthcare’s long-standing record of excellence in providing criminal justice and behavioral health services across Arizona.

Some of the following letters were provided by ADCRR staff in their official capacity as contract monitors or program administrators. These letters were originally issued to document Prodigy Healthcare’s performance on prior or concurrent contracts, including services comparable to those described in this

Solicitation. While some of the signatories are no longer employed by ADCRR, all letters remain an accurate reflection of our work and outcomes.

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Gilbert Youth & Adult Resources

Outpatient Treatment

Services Provided Since 2013

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Maricopa County Adult Probation

Outpatient Treatment | Electronic Monitoring / Home Detention

Services Provided Since 2005

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Casa Grande Municipal Court

Electronic Monitoring / Home Detention

Services Provided Since 2010

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Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry

Behavioral Health Treatment | Electronic Monitoring / Home Detention

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Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry

Behavioral Health Treatment | Electronic Monitoring / Home Detention

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Support Staff Qualifications

The following table provides a representative sample of Prodigy Healthcare’s qualified personnel delivering services comparable to the Scope of Work. This sample highlights key roles, credentials, and experience relevant to behavioral health treatment and electronic monitoring. Detailed information on contract-specific key personnel is provided separately in ”Attachment 7 – Key Personnel.pdf” and in contractual staffing records maintained by ADCRR.

Administrative Staff Primary Job Title Years of Experience

Darrel De La Fuente HDEM Manager 12

Alicia Dieball Front Desk Specialist 1

April Ortega Administrative Supervisor 4

Kevin Holtzman Court / DUI Concierge 25

Michelle Shriver Front Desk Specialist 3

Margaret Khalsa Front Desk Specialist 25

Clinical & Counseling Staff License or Degree Years of Experience Training

Alice Davis MS 11 MRT/DVMRT

Arhonda Robinson LCSW | 19147 11 CBT/MI

Artwan Green LMSW Applied 6 MRT/DVMRT

Christina Herrera LMSW | 21493 5 CBT/MI

Juan Fernandez MA 21 MRT/DVMRT

Kensie Smull MS 2 MRT/DVMRT

Kristian Cerna LIAC-153379 11 CBT/MI

Patricia Groody MA 11 CBT/MI

Patrillya Stemmons MS 11 CBT/MI

Ray Miranda BA 21 MRT/DVMRT

Reginald Campbell BA 31 DVMRT

Samantha Sanders BA 16 MRT/DVMRT

Stephanie Houde LAC | 18970 8 MRT/DVMRT

Tawana Redding MS 11 CBT/MI

Ted Grego LSAT | 15139 11 MRT

Telly Rivenburgh LMSW | 13613 13 MRT/DVMRT

Wendy Gesund BA 31 MRT/DVMRT