Specifications include, but are not limited to: When providing HCBS-AMH Recovery Management Services, the Contractor is responsible for developing the Individual Recovery Plan (IRP) and then coordinating and monitoring the provision of HCBS-AMH services for the individual enrolled in the HCBS-AMH program. The Contractor works in collaboration with the individual enrolled in the HCBS-AMH program to develop the IRP using a Person-Centered Recovery Planning Process. This IRP is based on the needs identified on the individual’s HCBS-AMH Uniform Assessment (UA) or the HCBSAMH Adult Needs and Strengths Assessment (ANSA). HCBS-AMH Recovery Management services must be listed on the individual’s IRP and cannot be provided without HHSC approval of the IRP. After approval of the IRP, the Contractor will coordinate and monitor the delivery of all HCBS-AMH services identified on the individual’s IRP to ensure the health and wellness of the individual enrolled in the HCBS-AMH program. Contractor is responsible for updating and revising the IRP in the time frames specified by HHSC. In addition, the Contractor providing HCBS-AMH Recovery Management services may not be a Provider of other HCBS-AMH services listed on the individual’s IRP, unless the Contractor is the only willing and qualified entity in a geographic area, which the individual chooses, to provide the service. Contractor becoming a provider of last resort is contingent upon the Contractor obtaining a separate contract with HHSC under the HCBS-AMH Provider Agency OE (OE#HHS0010736).
