Utah Code Title 26B. Utah Health and Human Services Codes § 26B-5-612. Integrated behavioral health care grant program

(a) “Integrated behavioral health care services” means coordinated physical and behavioral health care services for one patient.

(b) “Local mental health authority” means a local mental health authority described in Section 17-43-301.

(c) “Project” means a project described in Subsection (2).

(a) explains the benefits of integrated behavioral health care services to a patient who is receiving mental health or substance use disorder treatment;

(b) describes the local mental health authority's operational plan for delivery of integrated behavioral health care services under the proposed project and any data or evidence-based practices supporting the likely success of the operational plan;

(c) includes:

(d) provides details regarding:

(a) how the local mental health authority's proposed project will ensure effective provision of integrated behavioral health care services;

(b) the cost of the local mental health authority's proposed project;

(c) the extent to which any existing or planned contracts or partnerships or additional funding sources described in the local mental health authority's application are likely to benefit the proposed project; and

(d) the sustainability and reliability of the local mental health authority's proposed project.

(a) any knowledge gained or obstacles encountered in providing integrated behavioral health care services under each project;

(b) data gathered in relation to each project; and

(c) recommendations for expanding a project statewide.