The Mills County Central Point of
Coordination Administration (CPC) Department serves persons with Mental Illness,
Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental Disabilities (MH/ID/DD).
Central Point of Coordination:
Mills County seeks to provide individualized supports that ensure choice,
empowerment and community integration for persons with mental illness, mental
retardation or other developmental disabilities.
The Mills County CPC Department is the access point for obtaining MH/ID/DD
services. The CPC process includes determining eligibility, assisting with
referrals to service providers, including referrals for Targeted Case
Management, approving funding, monitoring services, tracking all service costs
and establishing a quality assurance program.
To be eligible for county funded services, an individual must:
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Have a documented diagnosis of mental illness, chronic mental
illness, mental retardation or developmental disability |
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Be at least 18 years of age |
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Meet residency requirements |
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Meet income and resource guidelines |
| Persons wishing more information regarding
applying for MH/ID/DD services are asked to contact the CPC
Administrator at (712) 527-3146 or (712) 623-6541. |
Targeted Case Management:
Targeted Case Management services for Mills County residents are provided by
Rolling Prairie Case Management (RPCM). RPCM is a state accredited Targeted Case
Management provider for persons with chronic mental illness, mental retardation
and developmental disabilities. Offices for RPCM are located in the Montgomery
County Courthouse in Red Oak, Iowa.
The Case Manager is a key member of the treatment team and acts as an advocate
to identify an eligible client’s needs and goals, help the team develop an
individualized comprehensive plan and secure the services necessary for the
client to achieve the identified goals. Case Managers provide ongoing
coordination and monitoring of the services.
To be eligible to receive Targeted Case Management, an individual must:
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Have a documented diagnosis of mental retardation, chronic mental
illness, brain injury or developmental disability |
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Be enrolled in Medicaid (Title 19) |
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Be 18 years and older or be a child eligible for Waiver Services |
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For more information regarding the Rolling Prairie Case Management program,
contact us using the following information.
Rolling Prairie Case Management:
Office, located in the Montgomery County Courthouse
Hours: Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Phone: (712) 623-6541
Fax: (712) 623-3677 |
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Address of
Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Services offices:
Mills County Courthouse
Main Floor - Auditors Office
418 Sharp Street
Glenwood, Iowa 51534
Rolling Prairie Case
Management
Office
is located in the
Montgomery County Courthouse
Hours Office is open
in both locations:
Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Phone Number:
(712) 527-3146
in Mills County
(712) 623-6541
in Montgomery County
FAX Number:
(712) 527-1579
in Mills County
(712) 623-3677
in Montgomery County
CPC Administrator/
Director of Case Management:
Danelle Bruce
Case Management Supervisor
Reba Richie
Case Managers
Denise Shull
John Olson
Este Peterson
Tiane Hennings
Wendy Buley
Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Services Forms:
Downloadable forms
used in the Mental Health office
Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Services Links:
Iowa Department of Public Health - Bureau of
Environmental Health Services
Other Related Links:
Iowa Department of Health and Human Services Agencies
Iowa Department of Public Health
Iowa Department of Human Services |
