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Active opportunities open for bidding
Gulf Coast Center (Mhmr)
Seeking proposals from qualified vendors to provide comprehensive credentialing and enrollment services for gcc's behavioral health and healthcare workforce. The selected contractor shall provide full-service credentialing, payer enrollment, provider data management, regulatory compliance support, reporting, monitoring, implementation services, and ongoing operational support for gcc credentialed providers.
Posted Date
Jun 3, 2026
Due Date
Jun 24, 2026
Release: Jun 3, 2026
Gulf Coast Center (Mhmr)
Close: Jun 24, 2026
Seeking proposals from qualified vendors to provide comprehensive credentialing and enrollment services for gcc's behavioral health and healthcare workforce. The selected contractor shall provide full-service credentialing, payer enrollment, provider data management, regulatory compliance support, reporting, monitoring, implementation services, and ongoing operational support for gcc credentialed providers.
AvailableGulf Coast Center (Mhmr)
Seeking qualified consulting firms or organizations with demonstrated expertise in behavioral health workforce development, organizational strategy, clinical training systems, leadership development, curriculum design, and implementation planning to design, implement, and sustain a comprehensive gcc clinical academy.
Posted Date
Jun 3, 2026
Due Date
Jun 24, 2026
Release: Jun 3, 2026
Gulf Coast Center (Mhmr)
Close: Jun 24, 2026
Seeking qualified consulting firms or organizations with demonstrated expertise in behavioral health workforce development, organizational strategy, clinical training systems, leadership development, curriculum design, and implementation planning to design, implement, and sustain a comprehensive gcc clinical academy.
AvailableGulf Coast Center (Mhmr)
Seeking proposals from qualified vendors to provide comprehensive credentialing and enrollment services for gcc's behavioral health and healthcare workforce. The selected contractor shall provide full-service credentialing, payer enrollment, provider data management, regulatory compliance support, reporting, monitoring, implementation services, and ongoing operational support for gcc credentialed providers.
Posted Date
Jun 3, 2026
Due Date
Jun 24, 2026
Release: Jun 3, 2026
Gulf Coast Center (Mhmr)
Close: Jun 24, 2026
Seeking proposals from qualified vendors to provide comprehensive credentialing and enrollment services for gcc's behavioral health and healthcare workforce. The selected contractor shall provide full-service credentialing, payer enrollment, provider data management, regulatory compliance support, reporting, monitoring, implementation services, and ongoing operational support for gcc credentialed providers.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Gulf Coast Center (Mhmr)
This document is a mid-year progress report for the Gulf Coast Center's fiscal year 2026 strategic plan. It outlines the organization's strategic direction focusing on 'Access, Provision, and Expansion' of services. Key strategic priorities include Access Expansion, Emergency Observation Unit (EOU) Readiness, Psychiatry Capacity, and Workforce Excellence. The report details progress in areas such as early access, crisis diversion, workforce stability, and accountable use of public resources, with a vision to build a system where care is timely, accessible, and preventative, fostering stronger, healthier communities.
The meeting featured a presentation on the FY 2025 financial and compliance audit, which received an unmodified opinion. Discussions and actions included the approval of an increase in the mileage reimbursement rate to match IRS standards, authorization of various grant applications for victim services and cybersecurity, and modifications to behavioral health contracts. The board also approved an addendum for EHR user expansion, ratified agreements for transportation and security services, and established a new pharmacy agreement at the Wellness Center. Additionally, the Board reviewed organizational reports on operational excellence and strategic planning progress.
The Board meeting included various organizational reports, including a mid-year review of the strategic plan, financial and operational summaries, and a presentation on enabling legislation and bylaws. Several action items were addressed, including the approval of amendments to multiple Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) contracts, the delegation of authority to the CEO for contractual agreements, modifications to Board bylaws, and the approval of new and revised policies and procedures. Additionally, the Board ratified several service agreements related to technical assistance, billing, automation platforms, and interlocal crisis intervention collaborations.
The board received the annual financial and compliance audit with an unmodified clean opinion. Discussion included strategic plan updates regarding employee engagement and clinical excellence, as well as operational preparations for the upcoming Wellness Center and Extended Observation Unit. The board approved several key action items, including a revised mileage reimbursement rate, five grant applications for state and local initiatives, and modifications to various healthcare and service contracts. Additionally, the board ratified agreements for transportation and security services and authorized new facility use agreements for pharmacy and crisis co-response teams.
The board reviewed reports on IDD services, including the use of AI-supported documentation to improve clinical efficiency. Operational updates covered investments, vehicle fleet modernization, and construction progress at the Galveston County Mental Health Wellness Center. The board approved the FY2025 Annual Corporate Compliance Report and authorized the opening of a new cash reserve account. Additionally, approvals were granted for a lease agreement with Enterprise Fleet Management for vehicle upgrades, a lease with the Housing Authority of the City of Galveston for jail reentry team space, ratification of an interlocal agreement amendment with the City of Galveston, and network provider agreements for YES Waiver services.
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