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Communicable Disease Requirements

The following documents apply to all substance use disorder agencies receiving funds through LCC with special guidelines included for those receiving designated HIV/EIP funding.

The LCC Communicable Disease Reference Manual contains communicable disease related requirements that apply to all treatment providers, including staff minimum knowledge standards and services requirements. The reference manual also contains requirements for those agencies receiving designated communicable disease (HIV/EIP) allocations, including financial requirements/restrictions and reporting requirements.

Planning form to request communicable disease funding:

For eligibility requirements and additional information please refer to the LCC Communicable Disease Reference Manual. If you have questions please contact Kori White-Bissot at 616-846-6720 or by email.

Communicable Disease Grant Program Information and Application Form
Agencies applying for CDP funding must complete this application as a part of the competetive application and receive pre-approval for the use of CDP funding. Background information and instructions are included in this document. For an example of completed application click here.

Required report forms:

Communicable Disease Programming Annual Outcome Report
Agencies receiving a CDP allocation must submit this report annually. Due October 15 for the previous fiscal year.
LCC Communicable Disease Semi-Annual Report Form
LCC Health Education/Risk Reduction Group Intervention Reporting Form
Agencies receiving CDP funding should complete one of these reports for each HE/RR session provided and reported on the Semi-Annual report form. These reports should be submitted regardless of funding source used to pay for the session. Reimbursement for report submission may be available depending on how the session was funded.
Instructions for Completing the Health Education/Risk Reduction Group Session Report Form - Detailed instructions for this report are avaliable here.

Resource Documents

What Drug Treatment Centers Can Do To Prevent Tuberculosis : Make U.S. TB Free, Distributed by U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Services Centers for Disease Control
A model Communicable Disease Screening Tool developed by MDCH