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KCPC<br />

• KCPC – Kansas Client Placement Criteria<br />

• A system of assessment and placement based on the ASAM Criteria (American Society of<br />

Addiction Medicine)<br />

• ASAM and the KCPC system re<strong>com</strong>mend level of care based on 6 dimensions<br />

• All Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment providers in the state of Kansas utilize KCPC<br />

• The <strong>Providers</strong> submit requests <strong>for</strong> authorization of SUD Treatment to the client’s MCO<br />

• The <strong>Providers</strong> use KCPC as an assessment tool while determining the client’s appropriate level of<br />

care<br />

Provider<br />

per<strong>for</strong>ms<br />

assessment<br />

with Client<br />

Provider <strong>com</strong>pletes<br />

the KCPC<br />

assessment tool and<br />

documentation<br />

Based on assessments<br />

and ASAM criteria - Level of<br />

Care decision is made<br />

Provider submits a<br />

Service Request<br />

Voucher utilizing<br />

KCPC to Client’s<br />

MCO<br />

MCO Care<br />

Advocate reviews<br />

clinical ASAM<br />

criteria<br />

Care Advocate determines<br />

if level of care re<strong>com</strong>mended<br />

is appropriate based on the KCPC<br />

Service Request Voucher<br />

Submission<br />

Care Advocate<br />

<strong>com</strong>municates this<br />

decision back to the<br />

Provider (either<br />

approval or denial)<br />

through KCPC<br />

Care Advocate<br />

creates an<br />

authorization or<br />

denial in CareOne<br />

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