This regulation defines eligible consumers for Collaborative Care Program (CCP) services under DC's Mental Health Rehabilitation Services (MHRS) framework. Eligible consumers are children and youth determined to need MHRS services and their families, with priority given to court-involved youth or those receiving services from DC's Child and Family Services Agency. Operators of CCP services must ensure intake and prioritization processes reflect these eligibility criteria.
View official source3501 ELIGIBLE CONSUMERS 3501.1 Eligible consumers of CCP services include the following: (a) Children and youth consumers determined to need MHRS services; and (b) The families of eligible children and youth. 3501.2 Priority for mental health services by a CCP will be given to children and youth who have neglect or juvenile cases within the D.C. Superior Court system (court-involved children and youth) or are also receiving services from the DC Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA). SOURCE: Final Rulemaking published at 61 DCR 4398 (May 2, 2014). District of Columbia Municipal Regulations Mental Health 22-A DCMR § 3501