Wallowa County Behavioral Health Resource Network Proposal Update
Explore the latest developments in the Wallowa County behavioral health resource network proposal, including budget reallocations, service adjustments, and technology assistance considerations. Discover how Boulder Care and Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness are adapting to meet the needs of clients in the region. Stay informed on the changes shaping mental health support in Wallowa County.
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Behavioral Health Resource Network Proposal Wallowa County Region June 22, 2022
Wallowa County Region Final Matrix *Boulder Care will no longer provide screening services. 3
Wallowa County Initial Budget Request TTL Wallowa County request Wallowa County Allocation: Over allocation: $2,535,297 $750,000 $1,785,297 4
OAC Subcommittee Feedback Will Boulder Care be able to provide technology assistance such as phones or internet to clients in need? Yes 5
Budget Reconciliation Boulder Care revised request Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness revised request $710,000 Revised request: Under/Over Allocation $40,000 $0 $750,000 Additional budget considerations: Boulder Care increased budget by $26,887 to cover three service elements Needed to increase budget because original was developed for a statewide application based on economy of scale. Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness reduced by $1,942,131 in three areas: - $495k in personnel costs reductions (Transition Housing Manager, MAT RN, 2 Peer Supports and 2 Crisis Response workers) - $547k in services and supplies reductions (travel, staff technology, childcare, gas, utilities, etc.) - $770k in capital costs (removed a house purchase and remodel) 6
