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Sin: 595 28CONTRACTOR Provides Comprehensive Employee Assistance and Related Social and Behavioral Health Counseling and Readjustment Services Including, But Not Limited to, Traditional Eap, Vocational and Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Physical/ Occupational/educational Therapy and Outpatient Recovery; Personal and Family Support, Wellness Coaching, Psychotherapy, Including Homeless Counseling and Placement Services, Emergency Response and Social Advocacy Services, Educational and Public Health Program Administration, Service Registries (employment, Daycare, Etc); Legal, Benefit/compensation Consultation in the Areas of Individual and Family Personal and Financial Enhancement. Provides Telemental Health Counseling Services Which Augments Treatment and Improves Patient Access Using Telehealth Channels. Provides Licensed and Credentialed Personnel Who Provide Case Management Behavioral Health Support Leading to Improved Patient Centered Outcomes in the Evaluation, Assessment, Treatment
Committed
$4.0 Million
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