Comprehensive Rehabilitative Management Needs Faci

2026-11-03

This is a Request for Information / Innovation ( RFI ) issued by the Indiana Department of Administration ( IDOA ) on behalf of the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration , Division of Disability , Aging , and Rehabilitative Services regarding the Comprehensive Rehabilitative Management Needs Facility . It is the intent of IDOA to solicit responses to this Request for Information / Innovation in accordance with the specifications contained in this document and associated attachments . Neither this RFI nor any response ( proposal ) submitted hereto is to be construed as a legal offer . THE STATE MAY ELECT TO LIMIT PARTICIPATION IN ANY FUTURE COMPETITIVE SOLICITATION TO VENDORS THAT RESPOND TO THIS RFI . BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE OF THE RFI : The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration ( FSSA ), Division of Disability , Aging , and Rehabilitative Services ( DDARS ), Bureau of Disabilities Services ( BDS ) is exploring the possibility of expanding the availability of Comprehensive Rehabilitative Management Needs Facility ( CRMNF ) beds across the state . Individuals residing in a CRMNF will receive care , treatment , support , supervision , and training for the purposes of stabilization and facilitation of a return to a less restrictive setting in the community in the least amount of time as possible . 460 IAC 9 - 1 - 2 defines a CRMNF as : “ a residential setting with supports and services for adults who meet the definition of federal intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual disabilities level of care who may have a dual diagnosis , have acute and high - risk challenges , and are in need of a comprehensive service delivery in the area of behavior and psychiatric supports and habilitation services that has : ( A ) A behavior support plan supervised by a health service provider in psychology ( HSPP ) in conjunction with behavior consultants to develop and monitor behavior training , developmental training , and support in specific areas for all individuals receiving services who function on a similar level as follows : ( i ) The HSPP and behavior consultant must have twenty - four ( 24 ) hour availability and must be familiar with the specific needs of the individual in the facility . ( ii ) The behavior consultant must provide at least fifteen ( 15 ) hours per week of behavior services in the facility for direct monitoring , assessment , intervention , and staff training . ( iii ) Psychiatric services must be available at a minimum of twenty ( 20 ) hours per week in the facility and have twenty - four ( 24 ) hour availability ...

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