Form 8 RCORP –Impact PIMS

Rural Communities Opioid Response Program (RCORP) Grantee Data

DRAFT RCORP Impact PIMS 32125 clean OPAE 111825

RCORP –Impact (NEW)

OMB: 0906-0044

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OMB Number: 0906-0044

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Measure #

Category

Measure

Responses


PART 1: Project Overview

1

Project Overview

Identify the number and types of medical organizations and agencies in your network.

Hospitals

  • Critical Access Hospital (CAH)

  • Small Rural Hospital (49 beds or less, non-CAH)

  • Medium/Large Rural Hospital (50 beds or more, non-CAH)

  • Urban Hospital (non-CAH)

Rural Emergency Hospital (non-CAH)

  • Other Hospital (non-CAH), specify:


Primary Care

  • Rural Health Clinic

  • Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) or FQHC Look-alike

  • Other primary care practice or provider (non-RHC, non-FQHC): Specify


Behavioral Health Organization

  • Methadone clinic

  • Opioid treatment program

  • Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic

  • Other mental and behavioral health organization: specify


Other Medical

  • Emergency medical services entity

  • Local or state health department

  • Ryan White HIV/AIDS clinic

  • Other medical agency or organization, Type 1 Specify:

  • Other medical agency or organization, Type 2 Specify

  • Other medical agency or organization, Type 3 Specify

Total


2

Project Overview

Identify the number and types of social service and non-medical organizations and agencies in the network.

Criminal Justice

  • Law Enforcement

  • Court System

  • Prison

  • Probation and parole

  • Other Criminal Justice organization: specify


Youth-focused

  • Healthy Start site

  • Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program local implementation agency

  • School system

  • Other youth-focused organization: specify


Behavioral health (non-medical)

  • Recovery Community Organization (RCO)

  • Single State Agency (SSA)

  • Other behavioral health (non-medical) organization: specify


Other Social Service

  • Faith-based organization

  • Poison Control Center

  • Primary Care Association (PCA)

  • Primary Care Organization (PCO)

  • Research / Academic Organization

  • State Office of Rural Health (SORH)

  • Tribe/Tribal organization

  • Other social service and non-medical agency or organization, Type 1- Specify

  • Other social service and non-medical agency or organization, Type 2- Specify

  • Other social service and non-medical agency or organization, Type 3- specify

Total



3

Project Overview

Select the County(ies) and State(es) included in your service area.

  • Drop down with states/counties


4

Project Overview

Please report the total number of people that live in the project’s rural service area

  • Total population in the project’s rural service
    area


5.

Project Overview

Please report the total number of unique service delivery sites supported by RCORP-Impact funds

  • Total Service Delivery Sites


Part 2: Service Delivery Site-Specific Information

Section A: Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery Service Delivery Sites

For each unique service delivery site supported by RCORP-Impact funds, report the following.

6.

Access

Site Name

  • Site Name


7

Access

Physical Address where treatment and recovery services are being provided.

  • Address


8

Access

CMS Certification Number (CCN)

  • CCN


9

Access

Site Type

  • Brick and mortar

  • Mobile unit

  • Other (Specify)


10

Access

Are telehealth services provided at this site?

  • Yes

  • No


11

Access

If telehealth services are provided at this site, is it a spoke or a hub?

  • Spoke (receiving telehealth)

  • Hub (originating telehealth)


12

Access

Organization Type

Hospitals

  • Critical Access Hospital (CAH)

  • Small Rural Hospital (49 beds or less, non-CAH)

  • Medium/Large Rural Hospital (50 beds or more, non-CAH)

  • Urban Hospital (non-CAH)

Rural Emergency Hospital (non-CAH)

  • Other Hospital (non-CAH), specify:


Primary Care

  • Rural Health Clinic

  • Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) or FQHC Look-alike

  • Other primary care practice or provider (non-RHC, non-FQHC): Specify


Behavioral health organization

  • Methadone clinic

  • Opioid treatment program

  • Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic

  • Other mental and behavioral health organization: specify


Other Medical

  • Emergency medical services entity

  • Local or state health department

  • Ryan White HIV/AIDS clinic

  • Other medical agency or organization, Type 1 Specify:

  • Other medical agency or organization, Type 2 Specify

  • Other medical agency or organization, Type 3 Specify


Criminal Justice

  • Law Enforcement

  • Court System

  • Prison

  • Probation and parole

  • Other Criminal Justice organization: specify


Youth-focused

  • Healthy Start site

  • Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program local implementation agency

  • School system

  • Other youth-focused organization: specify


Behavioral health (non-medical)

  • Recovery Community Organization (RCO)

  • Single State Agency (SSA)

  • Other behavioral health (non-medical) organization: specify


Other Social Service

  • Faith-based organization

  • Poison Control Center

  • Primary Care Association (PCA)

  • Primary Care Organization (PCO)

  • Research / Academic Organization

  • State Office of Rural Health (SORH)

  • Tribe/Tribal organization

  • Other social service and non-medical agency or organization, Specify

    • Specify Organization Type


Section B: Services offered at each unique service delivery site

For each service provided at this site, report the following.


List of service options:

Prevention

                  • Evidence-based prevention services

                  • SUD screening and/or assessment

                  • Naloxone distribution


SUD Treatment

                  • MOUD

                  • Contingency Management

                  • Psychosocial therapy for SUD

                  • Other SUD treatment (Specify)


Mental Health Treatment

                  • Psychosocial therapy for mental health

                  • Medication management for mental health

                  • Other mental health treatment (specify)


Recovery

                  • Recovery housing

                  • Peer recovery support specialist services

                  • Recovery support groups

                  • Other recovery support services (specify)


Social Support Services

                  • Childcare

                  • Employment services

                  • Transportation to treatment

                  • Other transportation services (specify)

                  • Food access

                  • Housing support

                  • Tutoring/educational assistance

                  • Other (specify)


13

Capacity

Was the service newly established or newly expanded with RCORP-Impact funds in the reporting period?

  • Newly established with RCORP-Impact funds

  • Newly expanded with RCORP-Impact funds

  • Remained the same

  • Does not exist


14

Capacity

Total number of individuals receiving the RCORP-Impact supported service at each site in the reporting period

  • # individuals receiving prevention

  • # of individuals receiving SUD treatment

  • # of individuals receiving mental health treatment

  • # of individuals receiving recovery

  • # of individuals receiving social support services

  • Total


15

Capacity

Total number of individuals newly receiving the RCORP-Impact supported service at each site for the first time in this reporting period

  • # individuals receiving prevention

  • # of individuals receiving SUD treatment

  • # of individuals receiving mental health treatment

  • # of individuals receiving recovery

  • # of individuals receiving social support services

  • Total


16

Capacity

Number of children/adolescents ages 5-17 receiving the service at each site in the reporting period.

  • # individuals receiving prevention

  • # of individuals receiving SUD treatment

  • # of individuals receiving mental health treatment

  • # of individuals receiving recovery

  • # of individuals receiving social support services

  • Total


17


Number of children/adolescents ages 5-17 newly receiving the service at each site for the first time in this reporting period.

  • # individuals receiving prevention

  • # of individuals receiving SUD treatment

  • # of individuals receiving mental health treatment

  • # of individuals receiving recovery

  • # of individuals receiving social support services

  • Total


Note that the following four measures are for Treatment and Recovery services only. These measures are mutually exclusive. Please only count individuals in ONE category.

18

Health Outcomes

Total number of individuals retained 3-6 months in the service, as of the end of the reporting period.

  • # individuals retained for SUD treatment services

  • # of individuals retained for mental health treatment services

  • # of individuals retained for recovery services

  • Total #


19

Health Outcomes

Total number of individuals retained 6+ months in the service, as of the end of the reporting period.

  • # individuals retained for SUD treatment services

  • # of individuals retained for mental health treatment services

  • # of individuals retained for recovery services

  • Total #


20

Health Outcomes

Total number of individuals successfully discharged from the service, as of the end of the reporting period

  • # individuals successfully discharged from SUD treatment services

  • # of individuals successfully discharged from mental health treatment services

  • # of individuals successfully discharged from recovery services

  • Total #


21

Health Outcomes

Total number of individuals who left service for other reasons (not successfully discharged), as of the end of the period of performance.

  • # individuals left SUD treatment services

  • # of individuals left mental health treatment services

  • # of individuals left recovery services

  • Total #


Part 3: Provider-Specific Information

22


How many providers are being supported by RCORP-Impact funding? Include providers who are providing direct or non-direct services to individuals

  • # providers


23

Capacity

Provider name or other unique identifier (if preferred).

  • Name/Unique Identifier


24

Capacity

Provider/Specialty Type (select best option)

  • Addiction Medicine Specialist

  • Family Nurse Practitioner

  • Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Abuse Specialist

  • Licensed Clinical Social Worker

  • Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

  • Licensed Professional Counselor

  • Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

  • Peer Recovery Support Specialist

  • Primary Care Physician

  • Psychologist

  • Psychiatrist

  • Other (Specify):


25

Capacity


Was the provider newly hired in the reporting period to provide direct patient care?

  • Yes

  • No


26

Capacity

Was the provider newly hired in the reporting period to provide non-direct patient care?

  • Yes

  • No


27

Capacity


If newly hired, was the provider hired through a loan repayment program?

  • National Health Service Corps

  • Nurse Corps Loan Repayment Program

  • Pediatric Specialty Loan Repayment Program

  • Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Recovery Loan Repayment Program

  • Other (specify):


28

Capacity


Does the provider offer MOUD?

  • Yes

  • No


29

Capacity


Has the provider newly expanded their scope of practice to include MOUD or other SUD treatment services during the reporting period?


  • Expanded to include MOUD

  • Expanded to include other (non-MOUD) treatment services

  • Expanded to include BOTH MOUD and other SUD treatment services

  • None.


30

Capacity


Which direct care services does the provider provide? (select all that apply)

Prevention

  • SUD Screening and/or Assessment

  • Naloxone distribution

  • Other prevention: specify

SUD Treatment

  • MOUD

  • Contingency Management

  • Psychosocial therapy for SUD

  • Other SUD treatment (Specify)

Mental Health Treatment

  • Psychotherapy for mental health

  • Medication management for mental health

  • Other mental health treatment (specify)

Recovery

  • Recovery housing

  • Peer Recovery Support Specialist services

  • Recovery support groups

  • Other Recovery support services (specify)

Not Applicable/Non-Direct Services


31

Capacity


Number of months the provider has been supported by RCORP-Impact to provide direct care during the reporting period?

  • # months, 12 or less.


32

Capacity


If less than 12, is this provider still supported with RCORP-Impact funds?

  • Yes

  • No


33

Capacity


How long has the provider been supported through RCORP-Impact funds to provide non-direct care during the reporting period, (ie, nurse manager, etc)

  • # months, 12 months or less


Part 4: Consolidated Project Data Information

34

Capacity

How many doses of Naloxone have you purchased and distributed using RCORP-Impact funds? If you are not using RCORP-Impact funds to purchase and distribute Naloxone, enter 0.

  • # Doses Naloxone purchased

  • # Doses Naloxone distributed


35

Capacity

Total number of individuals who screened positive for SUD, or at risk for overuse/misuse, in the current reporting period. If known, please specify the number of individuals who screened positive for specific substances.

  • Total number of individuals who screened positive for alcohol or substance use

  • Number of individuals who screened positive for alcohol overuse/misuse (or at risk for this)

  • Number of individuals who screened positive for opioid overuse/misuse (or at
    risk of this)

  • Number of individuals who screened positive for psychostimulant overuse/misuse (or at risk of this)

  • Number of individuals who screened positive for other substance overuse/misuse (or at risk of this) (specify)

  • Total


36

Health Outcomes

Total number of individuals
diagnosed with substance use disorder (SUD) in the current reporting period.

  • Total number of individuals diagnosed with an SUD

  • Number of individuals diagnosed with alcohol use disorder

  • Number of individuals diagnosed with opioid use disorder

  • Number of individuals diagnosed with psychostimulant use disorder

  • Number of individuals diagnosed with other SUD (specify)

  • Total


37

Capacity

Total number of individuals
diagnosed with SUD who were referred to
SUD treatment

  • Individuals with an SUD diagnosis who were referred to treatment


38

Health Outcomes

Total number of individuals diagnosed with SUD and initiated SUD treatment

  • Patients with an SUD diagnosis who initiated treatment immediately in the same location where they received the diagnosis.

  • Patients with an SUD diagnosis who were referred to treatment and later initiated SUD treatment.


39

Capacity

Please report the total number of providers, paraprofessional staff, and community members (non-providers) who participated in direct substance use disorder education and training activities as a result of RCORP-Impact funding.

  • Mental health first aid trainings

  • Naloxone trainings

  • Opioid prescribing guidelines trainings

  • Training and certifying peer recovery specialists

  • Other - specify


40

Access

Please report the number of individuals served, by age, during the current reporting period.


Count each individual only once. The total individuals should equal the total number of individuals served, from measure

  • 0-4

  • 5-9

  • 10-14

  • 15-19

  • 20-24

  • 25-29

  • 30-34

  • 35-39

  • 40-44

  • 45-49

  • 50-54

  • 55-59

  • 60-64

  • 65-69

  • 70-74

  • 75-79

  • 80-84

  • 85 and over

  • Total


41

Access

Please report the number of individuals served, by insurance status, during the current reporting period.


Count each individual only once. The total individuals should equal the total number of individuals served, from measure

  • Insurance through a current or former employer or union

  • Insurance purchased directly from an insurance company

  • Medicare, for people 65 and older, or people with certain disabilities

  • Medicaid, Medical Assistance, or any kind of government-assistance plan for those with low incomes or a disability

  • TRICARE or other military healthcare

  • VA (enrolled for VA healthcare)

  • Indian Health Service

  • Any other type of health insurance or health coverage plan

  • No health insurance coverage

  • Health insurance coverage status unknown

  • Total


42

Sustainability

Please report the percentage of billable MOUD service costs (including medication, psychosocial therapy, and wrap-around services) covered through reimbursement (e.g. by Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance) during the reporting period.

  • % of billable MOUD services covered through reimbursement.


43

Sustainability


Please report the costs associated with the provision of MOUD services that were reimbursed

  • Numerator: all costs associated with MOUD services that were reimbursed


44

Sustainability

Please report the total costs associated with the provision of MOUD services

  • Denominator: total costs associated with MOUD services


Part 5: Sustainability (Only reported in the final reporting period of the grant)

45

Sustainability

Will the network as a unit and/or at least one key network activity be sustained after the RCORP grant ends?

  • Yes

  • No


46

Sustainability

If you selected yes in previous sub-section, what will sustain? (check all that apply)

  • Consortium as a unit

  • At least one key consortium activity


47

Sustainability

If you selected “At least one key network activity” in the previous sub-section how will the activity or activities be sustained? (check all that apply)

  • Absorption of services or other means of in-kind support

  • Reimbursement by third party-payers

  • RCORP grant funding

  • HRSA grant funding (not including RCORP grants)

  • Other grant funding (not including HRSA and RCORP grant funding)

  • Applying for an 11-15 waiver

  • Changing Medicaid formularies

  • Increasing insurance reimbursement (both costs covered and new insurance payers)

  • Becoming a line item in a state or local budget

  • Creating certification/licensing programs to facilitate workforce payments (e.g., peer recovery specialists)

  • Other: please describe (text box)




Public Burden Statement: The purpose of this data collection is to provide data on each Rural Communities Opioid Response Program initiative to enable HRSA to provide aggregate program data required by Congress under the Government Performance and Results Act of 1993. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. The OMB control number for this project is 0906-0044 and it is valid until XXXXXXXX. Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 1.15 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to HRSA Information Collection Clearance Officer, 5600 Fishers Lane, Room 13N82, Rockville, Maryland, 20857 or [email protected].

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