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Bluebonnet Trails Community Services Application for Ccbhc Expansion Funding Expanding Medication-assisted Treatment and Care Coordination Services to Impact Populations of High Risk. - Bluebonnet Trails Community Services (BTCS) Seeks to Expand Substance Use Disorder Services and Outreach Within Our Communities. BTCS Will Use Ccbhc-e Funds to Establish Two Mobile Provider Teams Providing Medication-assisted Treatment (MAT) Services. These Teams Will Deploy From BTCS Outpatient Behavioral Health Clinics in Bastrop and Guadalupe Counties, Opening Treatment Options to Residents of Bastrop, Caldwell, Fayette, Gonzales, Guadalupe, and Lee Counties. Additionally, BTCS Will Add NRT Services in Williamson County. the Mobile Mat Teams Will Consist of a Registered Nurse (RN), Addiction Psychiatrist Available by Telemedicine, Peer Recovery Coach, Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), and a Licensed Professional of the Healing Arts (LPHA) With a Background in Counseling. Care Coordinators Will Be Assigned to Ensure the Connection of Individuals Served to Additional Services, According to Their Assessed Needs. the Lpha Will Provide Trauma-informed Therapy Utilizing Evidence-based Trauma and Substance Treatment Therapy Protocols, Based on the Stage of Change and a Person-centered Recovery Plan. the Two Mobile Teams Will Share the Lpha. a Peer Recovery Coach Will Also Work at Both Sites to Provide Peer Support in One-on-one and Group Formats. Teams Will Share an FNP, Under the Supervision of an Addiction Psychiatrist to Provide Mat Services, Including Suboxone and NRT. Each Team Will Have a Separate RN to Provide Ongoing Medication Monitoring and Health and Wellness Support.
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