Early Assessment and Support Alliance (EASA)

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Background Washington County Behavioral Health Division is seeking Letters of Interest (LOIs) from qualified organizations to provide fidelity Early Assessment and Support Alliance (EASA) services. The EASA program aims to support young adults aged 12 to 30 who are experiencing early symptoms of psychosis. This transitional program will serve individuals for approximately two years, focusing on providing comprehensive support through a multidisciplinary team. Work Details The selected provider will deliver EASA services which include: - Education about the causes, treatment, and management of psychosis; - Coaching on rights related to employment, education, housing, and additional resources; - Family psycho-education and support groups; - Support for vocational education and independent living goals. Providers must meet fidelity standards as determined by the current fidelity tool available at the specified link. Period of Performance The contract will be effective from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2031, with annual renewals contingent on funding availability and continued need for services. Place of Performance Services will be performed in Washington County, Oregon. Bidder Requirements Applicants must hold a valid Oregon Health Authority Certificate of Approval to provide mental health services in Washington County as of July 1, 2026. They must demonstrate expertise in providing the proposed services and comply with applicable Oregon Administrative Rules. Additionally, applicants must have a current office location in Washington County and a contract with the local Coordinated Care Organization (CCO) covering EASA services.