Specifications include, but are not limited to: In response to this funding opportunity, BSAS seeks to fund approximately three community health centers to pilot integrated behavioral health teams within primary care settings. Selected applicants will be expected to work closely with BSAS to: Conduct a Program Readiness Review to identify barriers, current or potential opportunities, and areas that need improvement in providing integrated primary and behavioral health care. Develop and implement a Training and Workforce Development Plan within five months of project start. Develop and Implement an Integration Implementation Plan within seven months of the award. Develop and implement a Health Information Technology and Data Management Systems Plan (HIT Plan) within seven months of project start. Participate in a Provider-level Steering and Implementation Committee within seven months of project start. Actively engage in technical assistance and training with the Center of Excellence for Integrated Health Solutions Implement the following activities if they are clinically appropriate for the selected population of focus being served by the program: Screen and refer individuals with HIV, sexually transmitted infections, and viral hepatitis to appropriate care; and Screen and assess for opioid and alcohol use disorders and immediate warm handoff to prescribers of medications for opioid and alcohol use disorders, including medication like buprenorphine, Sublocade, naltrexone, acamprosate, etc. when medically appropriate. Comment by Claxton, Therese M (DPH): should we reference a AUD med or add Naltrexone here? Comment by Schmitt, Nicole M (DPH): Yes, that makes sense Participate and remain in compliance with the required data collection activities as described in the grant funding opportunity announcement linked above. Submit a Sustainability Plan within 12 months of project start and updated annually. The approximate cost for this pilot is $600,000 annually for 5 years to conduct the activities described above...