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Department of Health and Human Services. Mental Health and Developmental Services Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Agency. Highlights. Marijuana Registry Funding Caseload Waitlist Synar Program/Retailer Violation Rate – Tobacco Funding. Marijuana Registry. Assembly Bill 528

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Department of Health and Human Services

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  1. Department of Health and Human Services Mental Health and Developmental Services Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Agency

  2. Highlights • Marijuana Registry Funding • Caseload • Waitlist • Synar Program/Retailer Violation Rate – Tobacco • Funding MHDS SAPTA

  3. Marijuana Registry • Assembly Bill 528 • To provide alcohol and drug abuse programs to persons referred by an agency which provides child welfare services • Budget of $700,000 • Pilot Program Began November 01, 2011 MHDS SAPTA

  4. Marijuana Registry • Funded Seven Treatment Providers Statewide • Reimbursement – Fee for Unit of Service • Modified SAPTA NHIPPS Database System to Track Referrals • When marijuana registry funding runs out client will move to regular SAPTA funding with that treatment provider MHDS SAPTA

  5. Marijuana Registry Funding MHDS SAPTA

  6. Marijuana Registry • Anticipate serving 335 adults with families • Performance Indicators: • Increase access to substance abuse treatment services for individuals involved with Nevada Child Welfare Services • Reduce the time between contact by Child Welfare Services and the appointment scheduling with the treatment program • Reduce the time between the completion of the substance abuse assessment and admission into the appropriate level of treatment service or other determined services. • Increase overall admissions to individuals needing treatment services referred through the Child Welfare Services. MHDS SAPTA

  7. Treatment Admissions CaseloadSAPTA MHDS SAPTA

  8. All Treatment Levels of Care by Year Clients Served includes unduplicated Admissions. MHDS SAPTA

  9. Primary Drug of ChoiceAdmissions to SAPTA Treatment Providers MHDS SAPTA

  10. Primary, Secondary & Tertiary Drug of ChoiceAdmissions to SAPTA Treatment Providers MHDS SAPTA

  11. State Fiscal Year 2011Major category MHDS SAPTA

  12. Number of SAPTA Beds Trend MHDS SAPTA

  13. SAPTA BedsJanuary 2011 MHDS SAPTA

  14. Wait List Clients - as of last day of quarter MHDS SAPTA

  15. Wait List Service LevelsQuarter 1 SFY 2012 MHDS SAPTA

  16. Priority PopulationsSAPTA Clients • Pregnant Injecting Drug User • Pregnant Substance User • Non Pregnant Injecting Drug User • All Other Substance Abusers MHDS SAPTA

  17. Tobacco Retailer Violation RateSynar MHDS SAPTA

  18. SAPTA State Funding MHDS SAPTA

  19. State Liquor Tax ReceiptsSAPTA Funded Providers ($) Providers receiving funding for Civil Protective Custody and Detoxification Services. MHDS SAPTA

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