Find information about the Substance Use Disorder Program, behavioral health provider participant fee determination, provider reimbursement rates, and more.
Important behavioral health provider information
Mental Health Court Standards and Guidelines are also referenced in the Division of Behavioral Health Mental Health documents.
DBH Youth Empowerment Services (YES) Provider Manual. More information can be found on the YES website.
Through funding from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Substance Abuse Block Grant (SABG), the Division of Behavioral Health’s (DBH) Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Services Program provides statewide treatment and recovery support services for qualifying individuals and families struggling with the disease of addiction.
Services funded with SABG dollars include, but are not limited to SUD assessment, case management, drug testing, safe and sober housing, transportation, child care, life skills, recovery coaching, as well as outpatient and residential treatment.
DBH currently contracts with BPA Health for the delivery of these SUD services. BPA Health also manages the provider network that delivers these services. If you are interested in joining the BPA Health network as a treatment or recovery support services provider and delivering services under DBH funding, please contact the provider relations team at BPA Health at providerrelations@bpahealth.com or 800-688-4013.