PROVIDERS SEEKING INFORMATION
LATEST UPDATES:
- Provider Critical Reminder: ‘Gun Form’
- January 2022 COVID Town Hall and Video and FAQ for Providers
- Provider Town Hall on Vaccine Mandates
- DBHIDS Provider Notice: Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
- Executive Directors’ Meetings: Agendas, presentations, minutes, and more
- COVID-19 Guidance for providers
DBHIDS provides comprehensive behavioral health and intellectual disability services through our network of providers. We work closely with our providers to ensure they provide high quality care to Philadelphians receiving services.
- To best assist our providers, we provide helpful resources, information and trainings as well as on-site evaluations and assessments, like our Network Improvement and Accountability Collaborative (NIAC).
- Provider agencies and prospective provider agencies can learn more about how to provide services through:
- Fiscal Year 2021 Budget Documents: Currently contracted provider agencies can find required Fiscal Year 2021 budget documents, forms, instructions, and deadlines on the Oversight and Monitoring page. CLICK THE TAB ABOVE TO REACH THE OVERSIGHT AND MONITORING PAGE.
To The Provider Network:
The City of Philadelphia has been closely monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic and has been actively preparing plans and responses to prevent community spread within the Philadelphia region. In order to ensure the health and safety of our provider network, all scheduled trainings have been cancelled for the next 2 weeks. In this ever-evolving situation, we will continue to monitor the Philadelphia Department of Public Health’s recommendations. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and appreciate your patience. DBHIDS will continue to keep you updated.
We offer training and technical assistance to behavioral health service providers. Please follow the links below to explore the training opportunities that are available.
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- The DBHIDS Learning Hub – offers free eLearning courses, webinars, and virtual classes to behavioral health professionals in Philadelphia. To create an account with the DBHIDS Learning Hub, please click here and complete the form. For new user directions, click here. For assistance, email DBHIDS.LearningHub@phila.gov.
- Behavioral Health Training and Education Network(BHTEN) – offers over 170 training and education events for behavioral health professionals, persons in recovery and families. For more information, call (215) 923-2116.
- CBH Provider Training and Development – offers all Community Behavioral Health contracted providers a training series on effective tools for Assessment, Treatment Planning and Clinical Documentation. Provider Training and Development also offers Technical Assistance to CBH providers. For more information, please email cbh.ndtechnicalassistance@phila.gov.
- Mental Health First Aid– offered free of charge to all people who live and/or work in Philadelphia, MHFA teaches how to help a person who may be experiencing a mental health related crisis or problem. For more information, visit healthymindsphilly.org/MHFA.
- Network for Training and Development, Inc.– offers quality training, technical assistance, and demonstration for individuals with disabilities, families, organizations, and neighborhoods. For more information, visit networksfortraining.org.
- Training Director’s Collaborative– a network of Training Director’s, Managers and Coordinators from Behavioral Health Organizations in Philadelphia who develop curriculum coordinate training and professional development opportunities for behavioral health service staff. We gather to network, share expertise and explore possibilities for collaboration. If you would like to join this group, email Sicily.Hill@phila.gov.
- Evidence-based Practice and Innovation Center (EPIC) – offers education and resources to support the selection, implementation and sustainability of evidence-based practices. For more information, visit dbhids.org/epic, email epic_dbhids@phila.gov, and/or follow @phillyepic.
To ensure providers are well informed with the latest information about behavioral health and intellectual disability services, below are a variety of helpful resources, forms and guidelines.
Policies & Procedures:
- DBHIDS Language Access Procedure for Providers
- Heat Safety
- HIPAA Resources-Update coming soon
Resources:
- Letters of Support Request Policy
- DBHIDS Practice Guidelines
- Grant Opportunities
- CBH Provider Directory
- Guidance on Verifying Identity for the Purpose of Providing Substance Use Disorder Services
Forms and Other Documents:
Behavioral Health Case Management
In its efforts to more fully integrate services, DBHIDS has developed a referral packet for all behavioral health case management services. The Office of Mental Health and Community Behavioral Health’s Targeted Case Management Unit has adopted a new application effective November 1, 2015. For more information, see below:
The City of Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services’ Provider & Program Management unit, also referred to as the PPM unit, provides oversight for the operations, programmatic, and fiscal aspects of the behavioral health system through our network of providers. We work closely with our providers to ensure quality behavioral health services for the uninsured Philadelphians receiving behavioral health services.
Fiscal Year 2023 Documents:
- FY 2023 General Budget Instructions
- FY 2023 Budget Document List
- FY 2023 OMHSAS Bulletin
- FY 2023 MH Instructions
- FY 2023 MH Budget Forms
- FY 2023 MH Attachment A
- FY 2023 IDS-EI Instructions for Preparing Forms
- FY 2023 IDS-EI Specific Budget Instructions
- FY 2023 IDS-EI Budget Forms
- FY 2023 SCA Instructions
- FY 2023 SCA Budget Forms
- FY 2023 SCA Scope-of-Work Guidelines
Fiscal Year 2022 Documents:
- MH Invoice Forms Checklist
- OAS Invoice Forms Checklist
- FY2022 MH 1st, 2nd, 3rd Quarter Invoice Forms
- FY2022 MH 1st, 2nd, 3rd Quarter Inv Instructs
- FY2022 General 2nd & 3rd Quarter Invoice Instructions
- FY2022 OAS Quarterly Invoice Instructions
- FY2022 OAS Quarterly Invoice Forms
The City of Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services (DBHIDS) maintains stringent oversight and monitoring functions to ensure that individuals receive quality services across the provider network. Oversight and monitoring efforts minimize fraud, waste, abuse, and risk; guide policy and practices; and elevate industry standards.
These functions include:
- The Network Improvement and Accountability Collaborative (NIAC)
- Compliance
- Quality Management
- Claims Management
- Fiscal Management
- Program Analysts
Providers must meet the standards of excellence detailed in the Network Inclusion Criteria 3.0 in order to be recognized as part of the DBHIDS network, regardless of funding stream: Network Inclusion Criteria (NIC) 3.0
The Provider & Program Management (PPM), unit formerly the Operations-Fiscal (OPSFIS) unit, is responsible for the budgets, negotiations, and financial monitoring of contracted agencies providing behavioral health services.
By managing contract compliance and fiscal oversight, this unit ensures agencies deliver quality behavioral health services in the most efficient, fiscally responsible manner.