Turning Point to implement FSP changes; agency says it serves about 80–90 high-need clients
Turning Point will begin implementing Full-Service Partnership changes July 1 under the BHSA framework, shifting to assertive community treatment, adding SUD counselors to FSP teams, and negotiating housing MOUs, staff said.
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During the integrated-plan discussion, Vong Chang described operational changes Turning Point will implement after July 1 as part of Full-Service Partnership (FSP) requirements under BHSA. She said Turning Point will adopt assertive community treatment with an intensive care-management step-down and that FSP teams will be required to employ substance-use-disorder (SUD) counselors because SUD services will be mandated within FSP.
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