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<br />f 03406 <br /> <br />Discussion was held on the primary and secondary insurance and how the deductible <br />has to be met. Jeffries also questioned why it was taking so long to pay some of the <br />claims. Mr. Johnson stated that the PPO carrier Midlands Choice lost their computer <br />system in July of last year and the claims were sent to a clearing house in Texas so <br />there was some slow response processing the claims. <br /> <br />Hartman stated that the insurance committee met and reviewed the information and <br />recommended approving the new contract with the 15% increase. <br /> <br />Discussion was held on increasing the deductible, but that would not affect this contract <br />but it would going forward on future renewals. Arnold stated that if the deductible is <br />raised it may lower the utilization because the users would be responsible. He also <br />stated that the HIPAA regulations only increase costs and the average person does not <br />know what has been changed. <br /> <br />Hartman made a motion and Arnold seconded to approve the contract with ACE <br />American Insurance Company and to keep the deductible the same and authorize the <br />chair to sign the contract. Arnold, Eriksen, Hartman, Humiston, Jeffries, Lancaster and <br />Rye all voted yes and one voted no. Motion carried. <br /> <br />9 DISCUSS AND APPROVE GRANT FUNDING FOR LB640 COUNTY AID FUNDS - <br />Arnold requested that the Troy Chandler come forward with information concerning LB <br />640 for county aid funds. This was for a grant that was due June 1. Mr. Chandler <br />completed the grant application and submitted the paperwork along with a copy of <br />comprehensive juvenile plan. This is for a predetermined award that can be used to <br />contract for a Spanish speaking person in his office. This would be a grant position and <br />if the grant goes away the position would be eliminated. There is a 40% match but he <br />will be able to use dollars from the JBIG money as the match. The grant application was <br />signed but they wanted to clarify this with the board. Arnold made a motion and Jeffries <br />seconded to approve the grant for the county aid funds. Arnold, Eriksen, Hartman, <br />Humiston, Jeffries, Lancaster and Rye all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. <br /> <br />10 DISCUSS AND APPROVE COMPREHENSIVE JUVENILE PLAN - Juvenile Services <br />Director Troy Chandler introduced Elizabeth Elliot from the University of Nebraska <br />Omaha. She worked with Dr. Hank Robinson on the Hall and Howard County <br />comprehensive juvenile plan. LB 1167 the Juvenile Services Act required all counties to <br />create and implement a comprehensive juvenile services plan. This plan should guild <br />the communities in addressing the needs of youth and can be used to obtain juvenile <br />grant funding. The Hall and Howard County Plan was completed in June 2003 and will <br />be used until 2006. <br /> <br />Ms Elliot explained that the community team first met in April to set goals for the plan <br />and identify the problems. She stated that the problems were identified as follows: <br />· Family factors - low family support and involvement & teen pregnancy <br />· Community factors - substance abuse, limited treatment services and facilities, lack <br />of recreational facilities, low supervision of youth outside school <br />· School factors - truancy and dropouts, limited Spanish speaking services lack of <br />funding for programs and services poverty, lack of coordination between officials <br />and service providers <br />The team determined protective factors that could be put to use and determined the <br />gaps and needs for these services. They then addressed the solutions for the <br /> <br />7 <br />
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