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Scott County to fund Assisted Outpatient Treatment program with $148,462 IPCA contract
Summary
Community Services Director Lori Elam reviewed a contract with the Iowa Primary Care Association (IPCA) to fund Scott County's Assisted Outpatient Treatment program for $148,462 and start services for 15 individuals.
Community Services Director Lori Elam presented a contract with the Iowa Primary Care Association (IPCA) to fund Scott County's Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) program for $148,462.00.
Elam said local community partners would collaborate to identify 15 individuals to begin the program with a treatment team. The minutes list the contract amount and client-start target but do not include contract length, source of funds, or a detailed implementation schedule in the meeting record.
The AOT program is intended to provide court-ordered or assisted outpatient services for individuals with serious mental illness; the minutes reflect the county's commitment to fund initial program startup through the contract with IPCA.
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