Officials warn subacute juvenile-placement services at risk as MCO reimbursements lag
Board members reported that changes in certification requirements and unreliable managed-care organization reimbursements are creating budget shortfalls for subacute juvenile behavioral-health services, which could reduce local placement options in the North Iowa region.
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Members and staff at the Mitchell County Board of Supervisors meeting on July 21 raised concerns about regional juvenile behavioral-health services and how funding and staffing changes may reduce placement capacity.
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