ESBD_401953_1760642058177_MHMR IDD Provider Services Rates_FY25_Rev05.pdf

This document is a service rates schedule for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) provider services offered by Hill Country Community MHMR Center (HCCMHMRC) in Texas. The rates apply to an open enrollment Request for Application (RFA-2025-000019) for qualified providers delivering services across a 19-county catchment area. The procurement encompasses three primary service categories: LIDDA Community Services (including behavioral support, community support, respite care, and day habilitation), PASRR Specialized Services (behavioral support and independent living skills training), and Crisis Respite Services. The open enrollment period begins March 31, 2025, and remains ongoing until network capacity is met, with a final application deadline of March 30, 2026. Providers may submit applications via mail, email, or in-person submission to the HCCMHMRC office. HCCMHMRC reserves the right to accept or reject applications, conduct site visits, and request additional documentation during the approval process.

The service rates are specified by unit (hourly or daily) for each service type, ranging from $13.02 per hour for standard respite care to $650.00 per day for crisis respite extended observation services. Community supports, day habilitation for standard hours, employment assistance, and supported employment are priced at $20.15 to $22.86 per hour, while specialized services such as behavioral support, nursing, counseling, and therapy services range from $40.98 to $73.25 per hour. Crisis respite services command premium rates, with in-home crisis respite at $62.50 per hour and out-of-home crisis respite at $300.00 daily. The fiscal year runs from September 1 through August 31. Providers must be licensed and accredited to deliver IDD services in Texas, maintain appropriate insurance coverage, and meet state and federal regulatory requirements. HCCMHMRC does not guarantee referrals or minimum service volumes for approved providers, indicating this is a network expansion initiative designed to increase service accessibility and capacity.