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Mental Health Board Prescription Assistance Program
Mental Health Board Prescription Assistance Program Formally known as Psychiatric Medications for the Indigent and commonly referred to as the LB 95 Program. In 1981, Legislative Bill 95 (LB 95) was approved by the Nebraska Unicameral and signed into law. This bill authorized the provision of commonly used medications for the treatment of mental illness and medications used to treat the common side effects of said medications for any indigent person having been committed for inpatient or outpatient mental health treatment. A person may be able to receive some medications at low or no cost through a state program to support his or her recovery. Medications are provided through the Lincoln Regional Center Pharmacy. Eligibility Who is eligible for this program? There are three requirements for eligibility: A Nebraska Mental Health Board commitment inpatient or outpatient commitment The person must be in active recovery. The person must be able to show a lack of Medicaid/Medicare or other health insurance. What is required every year to maintain eligibility? A Financial Questionnaire (which can be obtained from the LRC Financial Responsibility Office as well as some provider's offices across the state) must be completed at admission and then annually. Application, Enrollment and Status How does someone enroll? The best way is to start at the office or clinic where a person is prescribed medication for the treatment of mental illness. The office staff can fax or mail scripts to Lincoln Regional Center (LRC) Pharmacy and help submit the paperwork for the Financial Responsibility Office. The paperwork for the Financial Responsibility Office can be obtained by calling (402) 479-5421. A person or guardian must complete the Affidavit for Outpatient Medication Request Form with signature and notarization, and return it to: Lincoln Regional Center Financial Responsibility Office 801 West Prospector Place Lincoln NE 68522 Fax (402) 742-1153 The LRC Financial Responsibility Office (402) 479-5421 handles all applications for LB 95 benefits. A Financial Questionnaire (which can be obtained from the LRC Financial Responsibility Office as well as some provider's offices across the state) must be completed at admission and then annually. Is a new affidavit required if a person changes providers? Yes, a new affidavit must be sent to the LRC Financial Responsibility Office if a person changes providers. This is necessary for billing and recordkeeping. How can someone check on the status of LB 95 benefits? Contact the Lincoln Regional Center Financial Responsibility Office (402) 479-5421. Medication Information Does LB 95 provide all medications? No, LB 95 only provides medications prescribed by the participant's treating provider as necessary for his or her mental health treatment. Only medications on the List of available medications are provided. Are there certain restrictions with what meds are provided, days supply, and number of refills? Yes, medications must be on the list of available medications. A maximum of a 30-day supply will be allowed for any medications. Prescriptions are limited to a maximum of 5 refills, with exceptions made for Clozapine. Prescriptions are valid for six months on controlled substances and one year on all others. PLEASE NOTE: Generic Substitution is utilized unless the product is not commercially available as a generic. Are medications sent automatically each month? No. Check with the provider on how refills are handled. Participants are encouraged to keep track of how many days of medication they have left, since refills can take 3-7 days to arrive. How do the meds arrive? Medications are sent via UPS from LRC to the clinic where active treatment is provided. Is LRC going to provide these medications as long as they are needed? No, this should be a transitional service, meant to provide psychiatric medications until Medicare/Medicaid or 3rd party benefits are available, at which time medications shall be obtained from the individual's pharmacy of choice. It is the responsibility of the individual or his/her representative to notify the LRC Financial Responsibility Office of a change in benefits. If an individual does not receive his/her medications from LRC Pharmacy for 6 months, he or she will be discharged from the program. Who can be contacted with questions about medication? Yes, the committee that manages the List of Available Medications meets regularly. The formulary request form can be found here, and submitted via mail or fax to: Lincoln Regional Center Pharmacy 801 West Prospector Place Lincoln, NE 68522 Fax (402) 479-5438 Why do some people get all of the psychiatric medications paid for and other receive a bill for some of the cost? All participants receive a bill at full cost until the Financial Questionnaire is returned and approved. Individuals are responsible for the cost of their medications to their ability to pay based on the Rules and Regulations set by the Nebraska Financial Responsibility Law of 1969. See details here: http://nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php?statute=83-368 and http://nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php?statute=83-369. We do not want to create a financial hardship for anyone and our Financial Responsibility Office is available to answer any questions you might have in regard to this issue. Once an ability to pay has been established, a letter will be sent stating the amount owed per month for that year. The next time you complete an affidavit in a year the amount may change. Is it possible to request something be added to the List of Available Medications? Yes, the committee that manages the List of Available Medications meets regularly. The formulary request form can be found here, and submitted via mail or fax to: Lincoln Regional Center Pharmacy 801 West Prospector Place Lincoln, NE 68522 Fax (402) 479-5438 Pharmacy and Provider Information What information does the provider need to give to the pharmacy? Complete prescription information (Name, DOB, address, medication, directions, indication, quantity, number of refills, prescriber signature and DEA#) Where the medication is to be mailed Pertinent medical information, such as allergies. A completed health form. Contact phone number for the clinic and/or prescriber. How does the provider contact the pharmacy? LRC Pharmacy fax (402) 479-5438 or phone (402) 479-5169. Mailing address: Lincoln Regional Center Pharmacy 801 West Prospector Place Lincoln NE 68522 Additional Resources LB 95 Affidavit for Outpatient Medication Request Form LB 95 Health Information Sheet LB95 Formulary Request Form LB 95 Financial Questionnaire LB 95 Formulary Lincoln Regional Center Pharmacy Department of Health & Human Services Phone: (402) 479-5169 Fax Number (402) 479-5438 Mailing Address 801 West Prospector Place, Lincoln, Nebraska 68522
Add Money to PayPal
Add Money | Online, In-store, or Direct Deposit | PayPal US Add Money to PayPal Get money in. Spend it how you like. Add money to your PayPal balance your way. Set up Direct Deposit.1 Get paid back by friends. Transfer from your bank. Or add cash in stores.2 Get the AppSign Up Payday hits up to 2 days early3 Paychecks, government payments, and more. You decide if you want the entire amount or just part of it automatically put in your balance. Set Up Direct Deposit Request and receive Split a bill. Collect rent from your roomies. Get paid back for dinner. Then get instant access to the money in your PayPal Balance account. It’s as easy as sending a money request with PayPal. Request Money From bank to balance Automatically add money to your PayPal balance from your linked bank account or debit card. That way, you’ll have enough balance to cover your purchases. Add a Bank Digitize your cash Add cash to your PayPal balance in person at 90,000+ locations nationwide.2 Pay right away When money hits your PayPal balance, you get instant access to it. Shop online. Use your PayPal Debit Card4 anywhere Mastercard® is accepted. Pay bills. Start a PayPal Savings5 account. Donate and more. Get the AppSign Up Frequently asked questions How do I add money to my PayPal balance via Direct Deposit? To set up Direct Deposit with PayPal, log into your account, navigate to Settings, then click Direct Deposit. You'll find your assigned account and routing numbers, which you'll need to provide to your employer or the payer. How do I transfer money from my linked bank account or debit card to my PayPal balance? Adding money from your bank account to your PayPal balance usually takes up to 5 business days. However, you can add money in seconds using a debit card. To add money to your PayPal balance on the web at PayPal.com: Go to your Wallet, click “Transfer Money”. Then choose “Add money from your bank or debit card.” Enter the amount and choose either “in seconds with debit” or “in 3-5 days with your bank”. And to add money to your PayPal balance on the PayPal app, simply tap “Add Money” beside your balance. Select from your “Bank” or “Debit Card”. Enter the amount. How do I add cash to PayPal at a store? To add cash to your PayPal balance, go to your Accounts in the PayPal app while you're at the store. Then, select Add Cash. Select the store you're in, get a barcode, and show it to the cashier at checkout. Your money will be added to your balance, usually in minutes. If you have a PayPal Debit Card, you can use it to add cash to your PayPal Balance account without generating a barcode. Provide the cash you want to add at the register and swipe your card or hand it to the cashier to swipe. Where can I add cash to PayPal? You can add cash to your PayPal Balance account at 90,000+ locations around the US2. Some retailers include CVS Pharmacy, Walmart, Dollar General, and Family Dollar. Find more ways to manage your money Savings Direct Deposit Cash a Check Add Cash in Stores PayPal Debit Card Pay Bills All in the PayPal app It’s your do-it-all digital wallet. Load up on offers before you shop. Track your packages. And manage it all on the go. Get the app Get the App 1 Direct Deposit must be supported by your payer (your employer or government agency). Once it's set up, Direct Deposit usually takes two (2) pay cycles to begin, but can vary across payers. Refer to your PayPal Balance Terms and Conditions for complete Direct Deposit details. 2 Up to $3.95 cash reload fee applies. This service fee is to add cash into your PayPal Balance account. 3 Early access allows access to your funds up to 2 days before the scheduled payment date when you set up Direct Deposit to your PayPal Balance account. Early access depends on availability, which can vary by payroll or benefits payment provider, and when PayPal gets payment instructions from the payer. 4 The PayPal Debit Mastercard® is issued by The Bancorp Bank, N.A. (“The Bancorp”) pursuant to a license by Mastercard International Incorporated and may be used everywhere Mastercard is accepted. Mastercard and the circles design are registered trademarks of Mastercard International Incorporated. The Bancorp is issuer of the Card only and not responsible for the associated accounts or other products, services, or offers from PayPal. PayPal is a financial technology company, not a bank. The Card is linked to your PayPal Balance Account. See PayPal Balance Terms and Conditions. 5 PayPal is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services provided by Synchrony Bank, Member FDIC. PayPal Balance account is required to use PayPal Savings. All screen images are for illustrative purposes only.
Add Cards and Banks
Add Payment Methods | Link Bank Accounts & Cards | PayPal US Add cards and banks to PayPal Add. Pay. Earn. Smile. Add your favorite cards and banks to your PayPal digital wallet. Track spending and get more from your money—all in the PayPal app. Get the AppSign Up Pay how you like Use your bank or cards to pay or send money. Plus, you’ll keep earning your points, miles, and other rewards. Add CardAdd Bank Earn when you shop Get rewards on up to $1,000 spent in the monthly category you choose with the PayPal Debit Card.1,2 Or earn rewards with the PayPal Cashback Mastercard® when you check out with PayPal and 1.5% everywhere else Mastercard is accepted.3 About the Debit CardAbout the Credit Card Add a payment method Choose how to pay Tap the plus icon. Select your bank or card Verify your details. Start shopping Now you’re ready to make purchases anywhere with your digital wallet. Reap your credit card rewards Easy as 1, 2, 3. Link your eligible cards. Enroll the card rewards with PayPal. Pay with the rewards at checkout.4,5 Or donate your rewards to your favorite causes. Add Your Cards Pay with rewards from these partners Our roster keeps growing, adding more ways to pay with credit card rewards. Frequently asked questions How do I choose a payment method at checkout? You can choose any available payment method presented in your wallet. Select Change at checkout to pay with a different method. Can I use my PayPal Debit Card as an option? A PayPal Balance account is required to get the PayPal Debit Card.6 Once your account is set up, you can select your PayPal Debit Card at checkout to pay with your PayPal Balance account.3 How do I add another payment method? Open the app and select Accounts and choose Add Banks and Cards to add another payment method. What payment methods can I add and use with PayPal? With PayPal, you can add one or more payment methods such as your Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express card or bank account. You can also use your balance if you have a PayPal Balance account. What's Pay with Rewards and how do I use it? Pay with Rewards4 allows you to use eligible credit card rewards when you check out with PayPal. After you’re enrolled, you can use your credit card rewards for eligible purchases at online stores that accept PayPal. How do I know if my credit card is eligible for Pay with Rewards? Check to see if your credit card issuer is named in the partner list above or check with your rewards card issuer. What if I don't have enough to pay with my selected credit card rewards? We'll charge the remaining amount to your selected credit card and you can earn your credit card rewards on that portion. Discover more ways to pay Buy Now, Pay Later PayPal Credit Options Pay with QR Codes PayPal Rewards All in the PayPal app It’s your do-it-all digital wallet. Load up on offers before you shop. Track your packages. And manage it all on the go. Get the app Get the App 1 Earn 5% back in points in your PayPal Debit Card monthly category, on up to $1000 of spend. See paypal.com/rewardspal. Earned as points redeemable for multiple options. 2 The PayPal Debit Mastercard® is issued by The Bancorp Bank, N.A. (“The Bancorp”) pursuant to a license by Mastercard International Incorporated and may be used everywhere Mastercard is accepted. Mastercard and the circles design are registered trademarks of Mastercard International Incorporated. The Bancorp is issuer of the Card only and not responsible for the associated accounts or other products, services, or offers from PayPal. PayPal is a financial technology company, not a bank. The Card is linked to your PayPal Balance Account. See PayPal Balance Terms and Conditions. PayPal Digital, Inc. (NMLS ID: 2610315) is chartered as a limited purpose trust company by the New York State Department of Financial Services to engage in virtual currency business. It is located at 117 Barrow St, New York, NY 10014. If you have opened a PayPal Debit Card Mastercard® account, enrolled in Direct Deposit, or bought or received cryptocurrency with your personal PayPal Balance account, we will place your U.S. dollar PayPal Balance funds in one or more Program Banks, where they will, subject to certain conditions, be eligible for pass-through FDIC insurance, up to applicable limits. FDIC insurance protects you against the failure of a Program Bank, not the failure of PayPal. PayPal is not a bank, does not take deposits and is not FDIC insured. Any other balance funds and all cryptocurrencies are not held in FDIC-insured bank deposits. Cryptocurrencies may lose value. See PayPal Balance Terms and Conditions. 3 Applications and purchases are subject to credit approval, and the PayPal Cashback Mastercard must be used for payment. Earn 3% cash back when you check out with PayPal and 1.5% on all other Mastercard purchases. See Rewards Program Terms for details and eligibility criteria. The Contactless Indicator mark, consisting of four graduating arcs, is a trademark owned by and used with permission of EMVCo, LLC. The PayPal Cashback Mastercard ® is issued by Synchrony Bank pursuant to a license by Mastercard International Incorporated. 4 Pay with Rewards will be available for eligible credit cards on eligible purchases or can be donated to support a charitable cause with PayPal Giving Fund. All reward redemptions are subject to your issuer’s reward program terms. To learn more about Pay with Rewards, see terms and conditions. 5 Subject to issuer’s reward program terms and conditions. 6 A PayPal Balance account is required to get the card. Approval contingent on ID verification. IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT PROCEDURES FOR OPENING A NEW CARD ACCOUNT: To help the government fight the funding of terrorism and money laundering activities, federal law requires all financial institutions to obtain, verify, and record information that identifies each person who opens a Card Account. What this means for you: When you open a Card Account, we will ask for your name, address, date of birth, and other information that will allow us to identify you. We may also ask to see a copy of your driver’s license or other identifying documents. Terms apply. See Cardholder Agreement for details. All screen images are for illustrative purposes only.
Donate Money | Give to Causes You Believe in | PayPal US
Change starts here Support the causes you believe in. We’ll cover your transaction fees1 when you give in the app or on our website. Sign Up Get the App Support a charity of your choice Give locally and globally. Connect with 1.4M+ charities that focus on the environment, animals, disaster relief, mental health, and more. Browse Charities Secure donations We vet each charity on our platform. This way, you can rest assured that your donation supports a trustworthy cause. How to donate: Find a charity Search for your fave or browse causes by category. Choose an amount Pick from popular denominations or enter your own. Pick a payment method Donate from any of the cards and banks in your PayPal account. Set it as your favorite When you want to give again, look for it in your favorite charities. Give for good From local causes to global efforts, join the millions of others that donate with PayPal. Give through the PayPal app. Frequently asked questions Can I donate money to charities through PayPal? Yes, you can donate to charities, causes, and more through PayPal. Can I accept donations using a personal PayPal account? Yes, donations may be accepted using a PayPal personal account. After taking the first step of starting a cause, we’ve got steps to get you on your way to becoming a confirmed PayPal charity. Get started now. Does PayPal charge fees to charities? Qualified charities can receive a discounted rate. Find out if you qualify. Can PayPal be used for donations? Yes, you can use PayPal to give and accept donations via the app or online. How do I accept donations with PayPal? To accept donations with PayPal, set up a Donate button and integrate it to your site. You can also receive donations through the Venmo app. How much does PayPal charge for donations? Charities that have been confirmed with PayPal get a processing rate of 1.99% + $0.49 per donation. Charities that aren’t confirmed with PayPal get a rate of is 2.89% + $0.49 per transaction. Visit our pricing page for more information. How do I find a charity on PayPal? You can find a confirmed charity on our Donation Hub. Discover more ways to send and receive money Send Money Receive Money PayPal.Me Start Selling All in the PayPal app It’s your do-it-all digital wallet. Load up on offers before you shop. Track your packages. And manage it all on the go. Get the app Get the App 1 PayPal covers all transaction fees only when donating in support of a charity to PayPal Giving Fund, a 501(c)(3) charity, subject to its terms. Donations can take up to 45 days to get to your chosen charity. It’s rare, but if we can’t send your money to this charity, we’ll ask you to recommend another. If we can’t reach you, we’ll send it to a similar charity and keep you updated. Your donation is typically tax-deductible in the US.
Savings and Goals
Save Money with Interest | Meet Your Savings Goals | PayPal US Earn interest with PayPal Savings 3.55% APY1 with PayPal Savings That’s 9x the national average.1 Sign up for a PayPal Savings account today. It’s free to set up. And there are no minimums. Start SavingSign Up PayPal Savings is provided by Synchrony Bank, Member FDIC. Money in PayPal Savings is held at Synchrony Bank. A PayPal Balance account is required to use PayPal Savings. PayPal is a financial technology company, not a bank, and is not FDIC-insured. Savings made simple Set up your savings Add money from your linked bank account, debit card, or PayPal balance on a recurring basis. No minimums, no fees Save a little or a lot. You decide. And you don’t have to worry about getting hit with hidden fees. Manage it all in the app Transfer money, track your goals, and access smart savings tips. Set goals Create as many goals as you like. Add money whenever you want. Or have it recurring every week or two. And track your progress in the app. It’s easier than you think Transfer money from your PayPal balance, bank account, or debit card. And you can set up auto-save to make life easier. Start saving today Frequently asked questions How does PayPal Savings work? With PayPal Savings you can keep your money in a deposit account to earn interest and watch your money grow. There’s no minimum balance or monthly fees. Manage your PayPal Savings account directly on PayPal's website or the PayPal app, with 24/7 access. You can add money to your PayPal Savings directly from your PayPal balance or from a linked Visa or Mastercard debit card or a confirmed bank account, via your PayPal balance. PayPal Savings is provided by Synchrony Bank, Member FDIC. Money in PayPal Savings is held at Synchrony Bank. A PayPal Balance account is required to use PayPal Savings. PayPal is a financial technology company, not a bank, and is not FDIC-insured. How do I start saving money with PayPal Savings? You can sign up on PayPal.com or in the PayPal app. Just go to the Finances tab on PayPal.com or the Accounts tab in the PayPal app, and click on Savings. How do I add money to my PayPal Savings? You can add money to your PayPal Savings using: Your PayPal balance A linked Visa or Mastercard debit card A linked and confirmed bank account To add money to your PayPal Savings, click Add Money on the PayPal Savings page and choose from the following options: Add money to General Savings or an existing Goal. Select how much money you would like to add and how often (select either one-time or one of the recurring options). Choose whether you would like to “Get it in seconds” by selecting a linked Visa or Mastercard debit card or your PayPal balance, or “Get it in 3-5 business days” by selecting a linked confirmed bank account. Review your information and click Add Money. When you add money from a linked bank account or debit card, it goes through your PayPal balance, then into your PayPal Savings with Synchrony Bank. There may be limits to how much money you can add to your PayPal Savings. If your PayPal balance drops below $0, we’ll use the funds transferred to first pay down your negative balance. Any remaining funds will be reflected in your PayPal Savings. How do I transfer money from my PayPal Savings to my PayPal balance? To transfer money out of PayPal Savings, you must first transfer it to your PayPal Balance account. Here’s how: First, select whether you’d like to transfer money from your General Savings or one of your goals. Click Transfer. Enter the amount to transfer and click Review. Select PayPal balance. And click Transfer. If you have holds or limitations on your PayPal account, access to your PayPal Savings balance may be impacted. How do I cancel automatic transfers into my PayPal Savings? There are 2 ways to cancel auto-save on the PayPal app or PayPal.com. Once logged in, go to the PayPal Savings page and either: Option 1: Click Auto-save. Click the Manage link next to General Savings or one of your goals. Click Cancel auto-save. Option 2: Select General Savings or one of your goals. Click the Manage link next to Auto-save. Click Cancel auto-save. Is PayPal Savings FDIC-insured? With PayPal Savings, your money is deposited at Synchrony Bank, Member FDIC, and will be eligible for Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) deposit insurance coverage up to $250,000.00 USD. The coverage limit applies to all money held by you at Synchrony Bank, including PayPal Savings, and based on account ownership categories. FDIC insurance protects against the failure of Synchrony Bank, Member FDIC, not the failure of PayPal. PayPal is not a bank and is not FDIC-insured. Find more ways to manage your money PayPal Debit Card Direct Deposit Add Cash Crypto Cash a Check Pay Bills All in the PayPal app It’s your do-it-all digital wallet. Load up on rewards before you shop. Track your packages. And manage it all on the go. Get the app Get the App 1 As of September 30, 2026, the annual percentage yield (APY) for PayPal Savings is 3.55%. This is a variable rate and can change at any time, including after the account is opened. National average source: FDIC National Rates and Rate Caps as of September 21, 2026.
Financial Transparency
Financial Transparency | Village of Wauneta Opens in a new window Financial Transparency Financial transparency promotes accountability and provides information to the citizens of the Village of Wauneta about what their local government is doing. Residents can stay informed and learn about local government revenue, spending and debt. See how your Village of Wauneta government is setting standards in making financial information transparent and accessible. Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
Financial Reports/Audits
Financial Reports/Audits | Village of Wauneta Opens in a new window Financial Reports/Audits The Village of Wauneta Financial Report and Audit is published annually, providing the council, staff, citizens, bondholders and other interested parties detailed information concerning the financial condition and activities of the local government and management. Please find below the Financial Report & Audits available to our citizens. If you do not find the information you need, please give us a call and we will gladly assist you. Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
Human Resources
Human Resources | Village of Wauneta Opens in a new window Human Resources The Village of Wauneta is an exciting and fast-growing community. We are proud to employ several local citizens and offer future opportunities as openings become available. We support employees and management as they strive to provide outstanding services to our citizens in a manner that is productive, efficient, and as cost-effective as possible. Consider joining a challenging and rewarding workplace where our focus is providing service to citizens by utilizing a team-based work atmosphere. The Village of Wauneta is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate against any applicant for employment on the basis of age, sex, national origin, religion, race, handicap, disability, or other protected groups under federal, state, or local laws. Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
Request for Applications: RFA R-2025 Opioid Treatment Infrastructure Cash Fund - Applications Due August 1, 2025
Behavioral Health Grant Application Opportunities You may be trying to access this site from a secured browser on the server. Please enable scripts and reload this page. Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Skip Ribbon Commands Skip to main content Turn off Animations Turn on Animations hidden anchor Sign In Behavioral Health Grant Application Opportunities page description Share No No What would you like to do? What you need to know Page Content Request for Applications: RFA R-2025 Opioid Treatment Infrastructure Cash Fund - Applications Due August 1, 2025 The Division of Behavioral Health (DBH) is issuing this Request for Applications (RFA) to award Opioid Treatment Infrastructure Cash Funds to qualified entities to renovate, develop, or expand facilities to implement treatment programs and services for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) and/or Substance Use Disorder (SUD). Eligible entities include OUD and SUD treatment facilities, public-private, nonprofit, and for-profit entities as determined by the Opioid Prevention and Treatment Act, Neb. Rev. Stat. § 71-2492. Entities may apply on behalf of, or in conjunction with a treatment facility or service providers. Questions regarding the RFA must be directed to the Prevention inbox: [email protected] Request For Applications Form 1 - Cover Sheet Form 2 - Organizational Overview Form 3 - Work Plan Form 4 - Budget and Budget Narrative Form 5 - Submission Checklist Attachment 1 - Nebraska Counties Classification Attachment 2 - ShareFile Guide Attachment 3 - Regional Behavioral Health Authorities Attachment 4 - Addendum 2 - Form Change R-2025 Addendum 1 - Questions R-2025 Addendum 2 - Form Change R-2025 Addendum 3 - Schedule of Events Intent to Award
Same Day Scheduling and Walk-In Access
Same Day Scheduling & Walk-In Access You may be trying to access this site from a secured browser on the server. Please enable scripts and reload this page. Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Skip Ribbon Commands Skip to main content Turn off Animations Turn on Animations hidden anchor Sign In Same Day Scheduling & Walk-In Access page description Share No No What would you like to do? What you need to know Page Content The Division of Behavioral Health (DBH) maintains a number of providers, in each Regional Behavioral Health Authority (Region), who provide same day scheduling and walk-in access for services. Same Day Scheduling – Call into the provider and schedule an appointment for the same day. Walk-In Access – Walk in and obtain an immediate appointment. Locate your region on the map below, and select it from the table of contents. Please note: Holidays may affect business hours, please contact the provider if you require more information about hours of operation. If you are experiencing a crisisor if you feel there is an immediate danger to yourself or others,CALL OR TEXT 988Learn more about the 988 Lifeline. Sections on this page Region 1 View the Accessible PDF Region 2 View the Accessible PDF Region 3 View the Accessible PDF Region 4 View the Accessible PDF Region 5 View the Accessible PDF Region 6 View the Accessible PDF Definitions of Services Provided Case Management (Mental Health): A service where someone helps individuals with mental health needs find resources, connect to support, and improve their lives. Client Assistance Program (Mental Health & Substance Use): Up to five free sessions to screen for symptoms, evaluate needs, and provide brief help, without requiring a full assessment upfront. Community Support (Substance Use): Ongoing help for people with substance use disorders to build skills and stay on track in recovery. Crisis Response (Mental Health): Immediate care to support someone in a mental health or substance use crisis, using the walk-in or mobile response and creating a plan to address their immediate needs. Crisis Stabilization (Mental Health & Substance Use): Short-term residential care to help people in a mental health or substance use crisis feel safe, reduce symptoms, and get back on track. Detoxification Services (Substance Use): A process where the body clears itself of drugs or alcohol. Nurses and doctors can provide medication and care to help people through withdrawal safely. Emergency Community Support (Mental Health & Substance Use): Short-term help for people in a mental health or substance use crisis to get the immediate care they need. Emergency Psychiatric Observation (Mental Health): Short-term (less than 24 hour) care in a hospital to stabilize and evaluate people in a mental health or substance use crisis. Halfway House (Substance Use): A safe, drug-free place for people to focus on recovery. Residents participate in therapy, support groups, and life skills training while transitioning to independent living. Intake Assessment: Mental Health: A detailed evaluation to understand a person's symptoms, strengths, and treatment needs. This helps to see if they meet the criteria for a mental health diagnosis and plan next steps. Substance Use: An evaluation using questionnaires, assessments, and risk tools to decide the type and level of care needed for substance use issues. Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) – Substance Use: A non-residential treatment where people attend individual and group sessions nine hours a week for counseling and education to manage substance use and related mental health problems. Medication Assisted Treatment (Substance Use): A program that combines approved medications, counseling, and therapy to help people recover from opioid or alcohol use. Medication Management (Mental Health): A service where a doctor or provider checks if someone needs mental health medication, writes the prescription, and keeps track of how the medication is working. Outpatient Therapy (Mental Health & Substance Use): Individual Therapy: One-on-one sessions with a therapist to help improve mental health or substance use issues by talking through problems and using different techniques to feel better. Group Therapy: A group of people with similar challenges meets with a therapist to work together on shared goals and learn ways to manage their symptoms. Family Therapy: Families work with a therapist to improve communication, solve problems, and support the individual dealing with mental health or substance use concerns. Recovery Support (Mental Health & Substance Use): Services that help people live independently, improve their health, and work toward a better quality of life. Support plans are created based on each person's needs. Short Term Residential (Substance Use): A 28-30 day residential program with substance use challenges. It offers therapy, medical care, and services tailored to a person's specific needs. Youth Transitional Services (Mental Health & Substance Use): Support for youth with serious mental health or substance use issues. It helps them and their families with activities, resources, and goals for a successful future.
Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative
What is a Recovery Friendly Workplace (RFW)? The Recovery Friendly Workplace Program will provide free training on mental health, substance use, and discussing sensitive topics. Organizations that choose to be designated as an RFW are then provided the resources and support they need to foster a supportive environment that encourages the success of their employees at no cost. Why become a Recovery Friendly Workplace? There is a need for substance use supports in the workplace: 1 in 12 (or roughly 8.5%) employed persons struggle with addiction. Employees in recovery are more reliable: On average, employees in recovery miss 13.7 fewer shifts than those with a substance use disorder, and 3.6 fewer shifts than those who aren't struggling. Your employees are looking to you for help: 87% of employees think that actions from their employer can help with stress, burnout, and depression. Outcomes for participating workplaces may include: Increased productivity Healthier employees Less absenteeism/turnover Greater employee satisfaction A more supportive work environment Increased morale Improved communication Increased customer loyalty What We Offer: Education on mental health, substance use and recovery, and difficult discussions. Policy review and help implementing recovery-friendly practices, and more! Recovery Friendly Workplace Advisor (RFWA) to help create positive change in the workplace. Once training is completed, a new Recovery Friendly Workplace will receive free marketing assets such as RFW toolkits, stickers, certificates, and more, to promote mental health and recovery resources. How much? COMPLETELY FREE If your organization is interested in becoming a Recovery Friendly Workplace, complete the RFW Letter of Intent and submit it, as an attachment, in an email to [email protected]. You may also print the completed form and mail it to the address shown below. Contact: Email: [email protected] Phone: (402)471-8230 Mailing Address: DHHS Division of Behavioral Health, P.O. Box 95026, Lincoln, NE 68509-5026
Statewide Epidemiological Outcomes Work Group
This work group brings together a broad range of experts who report and evaluate data related to the prevention and treatment of behavioral health (mental health and substance abuse) disorders. The work group identifies data trends, and aims to fill those identified gaps. The work group started in 2007. The work group meets at least 3 times a year. Epidemiology Workgroup Documents Type Name Modified Annual Synar Report - Nebraska-FFY2024 5/8/2024 3:08 PM FFY 2024 Annual Synar Report 9/25/2026 12:59 PM FFY 2025 Nebraska Annual Synar Report 9/28/2026 12:40 PM Nebraska Annual Synar Report-Final-FFY 2026 9/28/2026 9:34 AM Nebraska Epidemiological Profile 2025 9/15/2026 12:59 PM Nebraska Family Helpline Quarterly Report Q4 FY2023 9/25/2026 1:24 PM NPIRS Guide-2026 9/16/2026 8:59 AM Prevention System Manual 9/16/2026 8:58 AM Student Health and Risk Prevention (SHARP) The Nebraska Department of Education (NDE) and the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (NDHHS) coordinate the administration of the Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS), Youth Tobacco Survey (YTS), and Nebraska Risk and Protective Factor Student Survey (NRPFSS). The Student Health And Risk Prevention (SHARP) Surveillance System is the umbrella uniting these three surveys (school surveys). Nebraska Epidemiological Profile 2025 For more information contact: DBH Prevention Team Phone Number (402) 471-7613 Fax Number (402) 742-8314 Email Address [email protected] Mailing Address P.O. Box 95026, Lincoln, Nebraska 68509-5026
Prevention Advisory Council
This advisory committee meets to promote mental health and substance use disorder prevention Objectives Accomplish Division's five-year Strategic Plan for Prevention Promote mental health Encourage partnerships and collaboration among providers Continually grow the workforce Train leadership to implement effective policies, practices, and programs Membership The Prevention Advisory Council consists of 13 voting members, representing state, regional and community-level partnerships. Structure Meet at least 3 times a year. Members appointed by the director of the Division of Behavioral Health for two-year terms. Meeting Summaries PAC Minutes 2.16.23.pdf Phone Number (402) 471-8410 Email Address [email protected] Mailing Address P.O. Box 95026, Lincoln, Nebraska 68509-5026
Village of Burton Board Meeting Minutes Available Online
Village Of Burton Board Meeting Minutes This page contains the official minutes from the Village of Burton Board of Trustees meetings. Please select a year from the dropdown menu below to view the minutes for that year. If you cannot find the minutes you are looking for, please contact the Village Clerk's office. [Dropdown menu for selecting year]
Village of Burton Election Contacts and Board Members
Village Of Burton Keya Paha County Nebraska Village Clerk Jody R. Knust 308-497-2850 Village Board Chairman – Dale Knust Trustee – Randy J. Knust Trustee – Ronald Knust Trustee – Kenneth K. Knust Trustee – Kevin Knust © 2012 Keya Paha County. All rights reserved.
Village of Burton Board to Meet May 13: Agenda Includes Property Cleanup and Town Hall Repairs
Village of Burton Burton Community Hall May 13, 2024 7:00 pm Meeting Agenda 1. Call to order 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of minutes from April 8, 2024, meeting 4. Treasurer’s Report & Approval of Expenditures 5. Public Comments 6. Unfinished Business A. Property Clean Up B. Water Tower C. Town Hall D. Building Permits 7. New Business A. Town Hall Repairs B. Other 8. Adjourn Agenda is subject to change without further notice.
Enhanced Primary Care Payments
Enhanced Primary Care Program Discontinuation Effective July 1, 2026, the Nebraska Medicaid Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) program will be discontinued. Nebraska Medicaid will no longer accept new EPC provider applications as of June 30, 2026. All EPC existing providers will automatically be disenrolled from the program on June 30, 2026, and the EPC fee schedule will end. No action is required from participating EPC providers. For questions, please email [email protected] On December 31, 2014, the enhanced federal funding to certain eligible physicians for the enhanced primary care payment for Medicaid services ended. However, Nebraska Medicaid has chosen to continue primary care enhanced payment to attested providers in the calendar year 2015 and beyond. The enhanced rate is available for providers who are fee-for-service providers with Nebraska Medicaid, as well as eligible providers who are enrolled in the Nebraska physical health managed care program. The increased payments pertain to primary care services delivered by a physician (MD or DO) with a specialty designation of family medicine, general internal medicine, or pediatrics. Physician Assistants who are supervised by a physician that is eligible for the enhanced rate are also eligible to receive the enhanced rate. The increase applies to a specific set of services and procedures that Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) designates as “primary care services." Attestation: In order to qualify for the enhanced rates, eligible enrolled Nebraska Medicaid providers must attest to being a primary care physician by one of the following: Board certification as a primary care physician by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS), the American Board of Physician Specialties (ABPS), or the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) or Have furnished evaluation & management (E&M) and vaccines services (codes specified by federal regulation) that equal at least 60% of the Medicaid codes billed during the most recently completed fiscal year. Eligible providers who may qualify for the enhanced rate must complete an Attestation Form to be submitted with the identified documentation to the Medicaid central office. Providers must attest for each new provider number or any time the provider's status of eligibility changes. Attestation Form Providers should send forms and documentation to the following address: DHHS Medicaid and Long-Term Care Enhanced PCP Rates P.O. Box 95026 Lincoln, NE 68509-5026 Or Fax to: (402) 471-9103 Attention: Enhanced PCP Rates To assist in delivery of information, a dedicated email address has been created for questions and answers specific to this program change. We will gather the questions and responses and place them on our website. The email address is: [email protected]. Questions Questions regarding enhanced primary care payments may be sent to: [email protected]. Providers Fee Schedule Enhanced Primary Care Provider Fee schedule Board Certification Lists American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS)American Board of Physician Specialties (ABPS)American Osteopathic Association (AOA) Medicaid Managed Care Contractors for Heritage Health CMS Final Rule: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2012-11-06/pdf/2012-26507.pdf. Correction to Final Rule: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2012-12-14/pdf/2012-29640.pdf. Q and A on Increased Medicaid Payments for PCPs Q and A on Set II Increased Payments for PCPs Q and A on Increased Medicaid Payments for managed care
National Correct Coding Initiative
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) expects state Medicaid programs to follow the rules of the National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI). CMS created the NCCI in 1996. NCCI promotes correct coding practices nationwide and controls incorrect coding, which can lead to incorrect payments for Medicaid claims. Coding policies are made based on rules found within the following tools: American Medical Association's Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) manual National and local policies Recent changes to national and local policies Coding guidelines from national societies Analysis of standard medical and surgical practices Reviews of current coding rules. CMS reviews and updates these policies yearly to ensure all NCCI coding practices match Medicaid claims. The CMS website contains the following: Medicaid-specific NCCI manuals More information about NCCI NCCI Policies Coding Policy Manuals NCCI (procedure to procedure and MUE) edits Compliance checks take place to evaluate claims against the NCCI edits both before and after payment. Reviewing pre-payment editing may result in claim denial; reviewing post-payment editing may result in a refund request. CMS instructs states to use NCCI edits first. Edits from each state are then applied to the claims. Payment of a claim is dependent on compliance with all NCCI and Nebraska-specific edits. Most Nebraska Medicaid claims are compatible with CMS standards. Nebraska Medicaid will post changes and helpful tools as they become available. Program Integrity Department of Health & Human Services Division of Medicaid and Long-Term Care Email Address [email protected] Nebraska Implementation of the National Correct Coding InitiativeFrequently Asked Questions (updated 11/20/2017) NCCI Provider Information Betsie Steenson Department of Health & Human Services Division of Medicaid and Long-Term Care Phone Number (402) 471-9353 Email Address [email protected]
Burton Village Clerk/Treasurer Office Hours and Contact Information
Village Of Burton Clerk/Treasurer: Peggy Walz Village Office: 402-497-2775 Office Hours: Tuesday, Thursday 9:00am to 1:00pm
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