$55 Million Restored For 09-10>
Services Saved For One Year Only
09-10 cuts MHDD

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TDMHDD STATE DOLLAR IMPROVEMENT OFFSETS, REDUCTIONS, ADD-BACKS & IMPROVEMENTS -- FY 09/10      
    Fy 08/09 Base Discretionary Recurring State Funds Total FY 09/10 Offsets/ Reductions % of Available Funds Amount Remaining after Offsets/ Reductions Reductions w/ no FY 09/10 Add-Backs; eliminated from Fy 09/10 budget (July 1, 2009) % of Offsets/ Reductions Reductions w/ FY 09/10 Non-Recurring Add-Backs; eliminated from FY 10/11 Budget (July 1, 2010)*** % of Offsets/ Reductions *FY 09/10 Improve- ments FY 09/10 Base Discretionary Recurring State Funds Net % Change from FY 08/09      
Central Office   $13,444,100 $1,795,600 13% $11,648,500 $555,000 31% $1,240,600 69% $0 $11,648,500 -13%      
                               
Community                              
  A&D $7,281,300 $1,660,200 23% $5,621,100 $1,148,600 69% $511,600 31% $0 $5,621,100 -23%      
  Recovery $10,911,857 $7,206,500 66% $3,705,357 $3,278,200 45% $3,928,300 55% $0 $3,705,357 -66%      
  Recovery-BHSN $11,500,000 $0 0% $11,500,000 $0 N/A $0 N/A $0 $11,500,000 0%      
  Clinical $5,065,300 $2,144,900 42% $2,920,400 $1,445,600 67% $699,300 33% $6,884,400 $9,804,800 94%      
  Special Pops $2,811,000 $1,987,000 71% $824,000 $1,282,300 65% $704,700 35% $0 $824,000 -71%      
   Total   $37,569,457 $12,998,600 35% $24,570,857 $7,154,700 55% $5,843,900 45% $6,884,400 $31,455,257 -16%      
                               
RHMIs                              
  Facility $85,588,100 $11,535,300 13% $74,052,800 $2,917,600 25% $8,617,700 75% $0 $74,052,800 -13%      
  BHSN $5,963,000 $0 0% $5,963,000 $0 N/A $0 N/A $9,137,000 $15,100,000 153%      
  Forensics $25,093,800 $10,961,900 44% $14,131,900 $8,604,300 78% $2,357,600 22% $0 $14,131,900 -44%      
Total   $116,644,900 $22,497,200 19% $94,147,700 $11,521,900 51% $10,975,300 49% $0 $103,284,700 -11%      
                               
Major Maintenance $450,000 $0 0% $450,000 $0 N/A $0 N/A $0 $450,000 0%      
                               
Grand Total $168,108,457 $37,291,400 22% $130,817,057 $19,231,600 52% $18,059,800 48% $16,021,400 $146,838,457 -13%      
                               
Positions                        
  Central Office 204 19 6% 185 2 11% 17 89% 0 185 -9%      
  RHMIs 2,572 326 13% 2,246 134 41% 192 59% 0 2,246 -13%      
  Total 2,776 345 12% 2,431 136 39% 209 61% 0 2,431 -12%      
                               
RMHI Beds   832 156 19% 676 20 13% 136 87% 0 676 -19%      
                *** THESE FUNDS WILL BE ELIMENATED JULY 2010 IN ADDITION TO CURRENT CUTS  
                    *Figures and totals include         
                    $1,537,900 transferred from TNCare      
                               
    From the Jackson Sun:                        
   





One of the issues facing the department stems from 16,000 patients that were transferred from State-only and Judicial TennCare Coverage to the Department of Mental Health on Jan. 1.  






     TennCare spent $43 million on these patients in the 2007-2008 fiscal year.                
    TennCare provided the Department of Mental Health with $5.9 million in funds to cover the patients until July 1, but the department has not been given additional funding. 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
    The patients will continue to be provided with basic care, but it will have to come from existing funds.