Balancing Incentive Program
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has been awarded the Balancing Incentive Program (BIP) grant. The purpose of this program is to increase access to and use of long-term care services and supports in community settings. In partnership with community organizations throughout the state, these services and supports will allow more people to remain in their homes and communities rather than in nursing homes.
NH Project Information
- Project Management Contract
- BIP Project List for House Finance, Div. III
- BIP-BDS Contract with CSNI 12/2012
- No Wrong Door - Family Friendly Version
- No Wrong Door - Provider Version
- BIP Summary Overview 09/2012
- Application
- CMS Award Notice
- Press Release
- BIP Community Forums:
NH BIP Work Plan
- NH BIP Work Plan - Final
- 1.1 Standardized Informational Materials
- 2.1 Design System - Initial
- 3.1 Operating Agency
- 3.2 Identify NWDs-SEPs
- 5.1 Identify URL
- 5.2 Website Content
- 6.1 Contract 1-800 Number
- 6.2 Train Staff on 1-800 Number
- 7.1 Develop Advertising Plan
- 7.2 Implement Advertising Plan
- 8.1 Develop Level 1 Screen Questions
- 8.2 CDS Crosswalk
- 9.1 Describe Current Case Management System
- 9.1 NH Supplemental Description
- 9.2 CFCM Protocol
- 10.1, 2, 3 Protocol for Service, Quality, Performance
- 10.4, 5, 6 Data Collection Update 01/2013
- 11.1 Identify Funding Sources
- 11.3 Describe Planned Use of Funds
Stakeholder Committee Meetings
- Stakeholder Committee Notes, 05/08/2013
- Stakeholder Committee Notes, 04/10/2013
- Stakeholder Committee Notes, 03/13/2013
- Stakeholder Committee Notes, 02/13/2013
- Stakeholder Committee Presentation, 01/09/2013
- Stakeholder Committee Notes, 01/09/2013
- Stakeholder Committee Presentation, 12/05/2012
- Stakeholder Committee Notes, 12/05/2012
- Stakeholder Committee Presentation, 09/17/2012
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Project Information