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Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe)
The Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) program model provides comprehensive services and support to eligible Medicaid-funded children and youth in Washington.
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What do I need to know about WISe?
The following information sheets provide an overview of the wraparound model for WISe team members.
- Child psychiatrists and ARNPs
- Children’s Long Term Inpatient Program staff
- Developmental Disabilities Administration
- DCRs and crisis teams
- Families and family organizations
- Foster Families and the Department of Children, Youth, and Families
- HCA staff and contracted providers
- Individuals providing mental health services
- Juvenile court, detention, and probation personnel
- Juvenile rehabilitation personnel
- K-12 educators and professionals
- Pediatricians, family practitioners, physicians assistants and ARNPs
- Substance use disorder (SUD) providers
- Youth and youth organizations
Is there training?
eLearning modules walk you through the how and why of wraparound services in Washington.
- WISe training module 1 – Overview (15:56) and handout
- WISe training module 2 – Principles (16:15) and handout
- WISe training module 3 – Phases, Part A (18:49) and handout
- WISe training module 4 – Phases, Part B (23:37) and handout
- WISe training module 5 – Team meetings (13:10) and handout
- WISe training module 6 – Crisis (11:50) and handout
Where can I learn about WISe implementation and reporting?
The Health Care Authority provides detailed reports on the implementation of the WISe program model as well as quarterly quality management reports by location. Visit the Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) Reports Page to view and download the reports.
Where can I find guidance for referring to WISe?
We have developed a series of protocols to help guide youth, families, system partners and WISe practitioners. These protocols include overviews of program practice, requirements, roles and responsibilities.
- WISe general protocol overview
- Protocol: youth and substance use disorder
- Protocol: Office of Superintendent and Public Instruction (OSPI)
- Protocol: juvenile court, detention, and probation personnel
- Protocol: youth experiencing homelessness
- Protocol: Children's long term inpatient treatment (CLIP)
- Department of Children, Youth and Families policy
- Developmental Disabilities Administration referral process
- AI/AN WISe referral fee-for-services providers contact list
Resources for youth peers
Contact
Email: WISeSupport@hca.wa.gov
