Access To Recovery III
Access To Recovery III: Recovery Systems (ATR III)
The Missouri Department of Mental Health has been awarded its third Access to Recovery (ATR) grant, making treatment available to thousands of Missourians with substance abuse problems. The current grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is $13 million over a four year period, with $3.3 million available in the first year.
The new grant will target priority groups for clinical treatment as well as supports such as housing, employment and transportation. The priority groups are:
- Veterans, including National Guard service members returning from Iraq and Afghanistan
- Offenders reentering the community from any Missouri Department of Corrections institution
- Treatment courts (drug courts, DWI courts)
- Other disadvantaged populations (as identified and defined in each local area)
The latest round of funding will be directed to treatment and support providers in the Southwest, Southeast, Kansas City and West Central areas of the state. With access to both treatment and recovery supports, the chance of recovery are greatly increased. The outcomes targeted under the ATR program include abstinence, stable housing, employment, improved social connectedness, and elimination of criminal activity.
For more information on the Access to Recovery grant award or the services of the Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse in the Department of Mental Health, contact mark.shields@dmh.mo.gov.
- Map of ATR III funded ROSC areas
- ATR III Recovery Support Provider Directory
- ATR III Access and Treatment Locations
Credentialing Information
Information for ATR III Providers
- ATR III Recovery Support Service Definitions
- ATR III Recovery Support Service Pricing Page
- ATR III Recovery Support Service Limitations
- ATR III Special Access Site and Clinical Treatment Service Pricing and Limitations
- ATR III Recovery Support Provider Re credentialing (form field version)
- ATR III Recovery Support Provider Re credentialing
- ATR III Recovery Support Documentation Manual
- ATR III Recovery Support Invoice Form
- ATR III Recovery Support Invoice Instructions
- ATR III Recovery Support Invoice Instructions
- ATR III Recovery Support Payment Schedule
- Family Care Safety Registry (FCSR) Information
Information for Recovery Coordinators
Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA)
For GPRA training contact Tim Rudder (573) 751-4942 timothy.rudder@dmh.mo.gov
- New GPRA Insturment
- New Violence, Trauma and Military GPRA items question by question guide
- GPRA Client Outcomes Instrument
- GPRA Question by Question Guide
- GPRA FAQ
- GPRA Powerpoint
- GPRA Webinar
Recovery Management
ATR III Implementation Webinar Archives
- Introduction and Overview of ATR III Mark Shields (19:55) All ATR III Providers, Recovery Coordination
- ATR III Recovery Support Service Definitions Mark Shields (51:07) All ATR Providers, Recovery Coordination
- ATR III Recovery Support Staff Qualifications and RS Service Documentation Requirements Janice Wilde (20:13) All Recovery Support and Recovery Support Access Sites
- ATR III CIMOR, Screening, Enrollment, Voucher Management Pat Veltrop (0:00-1:14) then Consumer Follow-up, Consumer Tracking and Recovery Management Check-up Adriatik Likcani (1:15- 2:55) ATR Clinical Treatment and Recovery Support Access sites, Recovery Coordination
- Introduction to the Addiction Severity Index (ASI) and the ASI-MV Doug Quirmbach (2:14)
- ATR III GPRA Tim Rudder (38:04)
DMH Provider Forms
- Organizational Information Change Form Complete and submit this form to officially change your organization's information (site addresses, email address, phone numbers, director name, etc.)
- Community Provider Event Reporting Form
- Instructions for Community Provider Event Reporting Form
- DMH Vendor Input form
- Authorization for Disclosure of Consumer Medical/Health Information