§6205. Services for juveniles committed to the

youth development centers

1. Department authority. The department may provide consultation services to any juvenile with mental retardation committed to the Long Creek Youth Development Center or the Mountain View Youth Development Center if those services are requested by the Commissioner of Corrections or the commissioner's designee. Consultation services may include participation by appropriate department professionals on the Clinical Services Classification Committee of the Long Creek Youth Development Center or the Classification Committee of the Mountain View Youth Development Center in order to assist in the design of individual treatment plans to provide habilitation, education and skill training to juveniles with mental retardation in residence at the Long Creek Youth Development Center or the Mountain View Youth Development Center.

2. Support services. Whenever a program has been designed for a juvenile with mental retardation by the Clinical Services Classification Committee of the Long Creek Youth Development Center or the Classification Committee of the Mountain View Youth Development Center and the clinical services classification committee has included participation by the department professionals, the department shall provide, insofar as possible, support services to implement that program.

3. Case management. The department may provide case management services to juveniles with mental retardation who are released from the Long Creek Youth Development Center or the Mountain View Youth Development Center.

PART B

Sec. B-1. 30-A MRSA §1561, sub-§4, as enacted by PL 2003, c. 461, §1, is amended to read:

4. Limitation on reimbursement rate to medical service providers for services outside county jail. A county may pay to a provider of a medical service for a prisoner an amount no greater than the reimbursement rate applicable to that provider and that service as established by rule of the Department of Human Services for the MaineCare program under Title 22. This limitation applies to all medical care services, goods, prescription drugs and medications provided to a prisoner outside