Children's Behavioral Health Services
Case Management Services
Case management consists of several services, an intake and
assessment for eligibility, an Individual Service Plan (ISP)
detailing the strengths and needs of the child and the services
necessary to address these needs. The case manager will work
with the family to assist with the coordination and advocacy
of services for the child.
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- Case Management
providers
- District 1 & 2
(formerly Region I)
- District 3, 4, & 5 (formerly Region II)
- District 6, 7, & 8
(formerly Region III)
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- Who is Eligible?
- Eligibility for the case management services for children birth – 5
is determined by evidence of developmental delays or risk of delays.
A specific diagnosis of Mental Retardation, (Full Scale IQ below
70), or a Mental Health diagnosis, is requires for school-age
children (6-20).
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- How is it paid for?
- This is a service paid for by MaineCare (if you are MaineCare
eligible).
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- Who provides Case Management services?
- Case management services for children are available through
the agencies listed on the attached sheets. Separated by areas
they cover and the service they provide.
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- How do I access Case Management Services?
- In order to access these services, a direct call to an agency
may be made by the parent or guardian or a service provider, with
the parent’s permission. The intake person for case management
should be able to tell the family if their child is eligible and
when their child could start receiving case management services.
Families have a choice of case management agencies and can make
a referral to more than one agency.
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- What if I have Questions?
- If there are question concerning any aspect of the case management
system, or you have trouble accessing services. District
Contacts
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