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2018 Provider Network Development Plan
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CENTRAL COUNTIES SERVICES WE NEED YOUR COMMENTS Central Counties Services (Center) is required by law to develop an implementation plan, known as the Local Network Development Plan (LPND). This process applies only to mental health services funded by the Department of State Health Services; it does not apply to services…
Local Planning and Network Development
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As part of a Local Planning and Network Development (LPND) process, Texas Health and Human Services Commission requires Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) to develop biennial plans for expanding provider networks when interested and qualified providers are available. Central Counties Services is a LMHA that is required to complete this…
Keith Maxwell named Special Olympics volunteer of the year
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Special Olympics Texas has named Keith Maxwell, Central Counties Services Director of Quality and Utilization Management, its volunteer of the year. Maxwell has been involved continuously with the Special Olympics since working as Special Olympics coordinator in 1982 at the Brenham State School. In the past year alone, he’s given…
Central Counties Services hosts 2nd annual Annual Children’s Mental Health Awareness 5K Fun Run/Walk
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Runners and walkers, as well as city and county government agencies from all over Central Texas came out to support the 2nd Annual Children’s Mental Health Awareness 5K Fun Run/Walk Saturday, May 20, 2017 at Miller Park in Temple, sponsored by Central Counties Services Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services….
Camp Funshine 2017 celebrated in Temple
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Horseback riding, a roller derby demonstration, a variety of sports, and a magic show kept 214 registered participants of Camp Funshine’s 2017 season which ran May 23-26. The camp was held at the Wilson Park Recreation Center and organized by the ARC of Bell County. Campers enjoyed horseback riding on…