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Official Publication of the State Administrative Rules (24-4-103(11) C.R.S.)

Details of Tracking Number   2016-00316


CCR details

Tracking Number 2016-00316
Type of Filing Permanent Rule
Department 500,1008,2500 Department of Human Services
Agency 502 Behavioral Health
CCR Number 2 CCR 502-1
CCR Title BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Proposed rule

Notice Filed with SOS 06/29/2016
Rule ProposedRuleAttach2016-00316.doc
Statutory Authority "26-1-107, C.R.S. (2015); 26-1-107(6)(g), C.R.S.; 26-1-109, C.R.S. (2015); 26-1-111, C.R.S. (2015); 26-1-105.5(6), C.R.S. (2015); 26-1-108(1.8), C.R.S. (2015); 27-60-103(1)(a), C.R.S. (2015); 27-60-103(5), C.R.S. (2015); 27-65-128, C.R.S. (2015); 27-66-102(2), C.R.S. (2015) section 24-4-103, C.R.S., 27-90-102 and 27-90-103, C.R.S.; 27-69-101 through 104, C.R.S. (2015) "
Description of Subjects/Issues SB13-266, signed by Gov on 5/16/13, authorizing a statewide behavioral health (BH) crisis response system. A mental health (MH) or substance abuse crisis can happen at any time and often individuals experiencing a crisis do not have access to necessary MH interventions in their community. Due to limited BH crisis response services, individuals are often transported by 1st responders to ER or jails, when local interventions would have been a more appropriate, safer, specialized, and cost effective. This will create service standards for the coordinated statewide crisis response system which provides intervention and stabilization for any individual in CO experiencing a MH or substance abuse crisis. These rules establish service standards for a comprehensive, coordinated statewide system that integrates phone crisis services, walk-in crisis services and stabilization units, mobile and respite services. These are based on the principles of cultural competence, strong community partnerships, the use of peer supports, use of evidence based practices, building on existing foundations with an eye towards innovation, integrated system of care utilization, and student outreach through school-based clinics. The BH crisis response system goal is to decrease the use of emergency depts and law enforcement as primary intervening entities for a BH crisis. The BH crisis response system is a community based crisis intervention option that provides services more effectively and efficiently.
Purpose/Objective of Rule SB13-266, signed by Gov on 5/16/13, authorizing a statewide behavioral health (BH) crisis response system. A mental health (MH) or substance abuse crisis can happen at any time and often individuals experiencing a crisis do not have access to necessary MH interventions in their community. Due to limited BH crisis response services, individuals are often transported by 1st responders to ER or jails, when local interventions would have been a more appropriate, safer, specialized, and cost effective. This will create service standards for the coordinated statewide crisis response system which provides intervention and stabilization for any individual in CO experiencing a MH or substance abuse crisis. These rules establish service standards for a comprehensive, coordinated statewide system that integrates phone crisis services, walk-in crisis services and stabilization units, mobile and respite services. These are based on the principles of cultural competence, strong community partnerships, the use of peer supports, use of evidence based practices, building on existing foundations with an eye towards innovation, integrated system of care utilization, and student outreach through school-based clinics. The BH crisis response system goal is to decrease the use of emergency depts and law enforcement as primary intervening entities for a BH crisis. The BH crisis response system is a community based crisis intervention option that provides services more effectively and efficiently.
Basis And Purpose BasisAndPurposeAttachment2016-00316.doc
Regulatory analysis RegulatoryAnalysisAttachment2016-00316.doc
Comments 16-5-11-1
Submitted in response to issues raised by COLS/OLLS? No
Is this rule adopted in response to recent legislation? Yes
Recent legislation bill number SB 13-266
Hearing Date 08/05/2016
Hearing Time 10:00 AM
Hearing Location 1575 Sherman Street, Denver, CO 80203
Contact Name Ryan Templeton
Contact Title Rule Author
Contact Telephone 303-866-7405
Contact email ryan.templeton@state.co.us

Adopted rule

Adopted Rules AdoptedRules02016-00316.doc
Redline Redline2016-00316.doc
Adopted Date 09/09/2016
AGO requested date 09/14/2016
Attorney General Opinion 09/23/2016
Colorado Register publication date 10/10/2016
Effective Date 11/01/2016
Inserted into CCR 10/19/2016
  
  
  
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