The proposed Human Care Agreement (HCA) No. CW124387 seeks approval for a contract with Maphantom, Inc. to provide supported residence services to consumers in the District's public mental health system, with a total funding amount of $1,194,207 for the period from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026. Maphantom, Inc. will deliver intensive behavioral and medical support to individuals diagnosed with serious mental illnesses, following a competitive Request for Qualifications (RFQ) process. The funding for this contract has been certified as available within the District's budget, and the Office of the Attorney General has deemed the contract legally sufficient, with no outstanding legal claims against the provider.

In addition to the HCA, the bill proposes several amendments to existing legislation, including the introduction of new legal language and the deletion of outdated provisions. Key changes involve clarifying the responsibilities of service providers, enhancing transparency in procurement processes, and establishing stricter requirements for criminal background checks and insurance coverage for contractors. The bill aims to modernize the legal framework governing behavioral health services, improve compliance among stakeholders, and ensure that service providers meet necessary standards to effectively serve the District's needs. Overall, these amendments reflect a commitment to enhancing the quality of care and operational efficiency within the District's mental health system.