Description
The State of Oregon, through the Department of Human Services, is seeking qualified providers to operate a Qualified Residential Treatment Program (QRTP) for youth ages 10‑18 who exhibit high‑risk behavioral health needs. The contract will fund the delivery of Medicaid‑reimbursable Behavioral Rehabilitation Services (BRS), including individualized therapy, 1:1 supervision, placement‑related activities, and mandatory reporting and background‑check compliance. Applicants must hold the appropriate child‑caring agency licenses, provide extensive insurance coverage, and be able to secure QRTP accreditation within 180 days of award. The solicitation is open until 31 Dec 2029, with a contract term up to five years and possible extensions.
• Provide BRS services (individual therapy, 1:1 supervision, placement support) to a single ORKids child (age 10‑18) under Medicaid funding.
• Must maintain licensing (Child Caring Agency & Residential Care Program) and acquire QRTP accreditation within 180 days.
• Required insurance (professional liability, general liability, abuse & molestation, workers’ comp, etc.) and compliance with extensive Oregon statutes and reporting timelines.
• Contract can be extended up to a cumulative five‑year term; rates are fee‑for‑service with a $30/hour rate for 1:1 supervision and other Medicaid‑based rates.