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Tazewell County CPMT declines Intercept Health rate increase, keeps 2022–23 vendor rates locked
Summary
The Tazewell County Community Policy and Management Team on Sept. 26 decided not to accept a proposed 4%–8% rate increase from Intercept Health and left vendor contract rates for FY 2022–23 unchanged after reviewing the company’s email and proposed rate sheet.
The Tazewell County Community Policy and Management Team (CPMT) on Sept. 26 reviewed a request from Intercept Health for a 4%–8% increase to its service rates and unanimously decided to keep the current vendor contract rates in place for the 2022–23 year.
The coordinator told members she had circulated Intercept Health’s email and the proposed rate sheet and said other CSA coordinators across Virginia had received similar requests. After discussion, members agreed that current vendor rates for 2022–23 would remain locked in and in effect rather than accept the proposed increases.
The decision affects CSA-managed payments for services procured through vendor contracts for children’s services in Tazewell County. The coordinator also told the CPMT she had submitted the county’s OCS Administrative Budget Plan for FY 2023 online and would obtain required signatures from the chair and the financial administrator before the Department of Education review.
No vote tally beyond the recorded unanimous coordinator report was included in the minutes; the action is recorded as a coordinators’ decision to retain existing rates for FY 2022–23. The CPMT packet retained the Intercept Health email and proposed rate sheet as meeting materials.
Next steps: the county will proceed with the submitted OCS budget plan and keep current vendor rate terms for the current fiscal year; any future rate or contract adjustments would require separate review and formal action.
