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Summary
The bill would have the Department of Children and Families contract with a qualified entity to set up a Coordinated Access Model Pilot in Clay, Duval, and St. Johns counties, providing a single electronic entry point for behavioral health referrals. The model must include data‑sharing capabilities, cultural competence, and measurable performance metrics, and the department would report progress to state leaders. Funding could come from private, state, or federal grants, and the department could adopt rules to run the program.
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