Intensive In-Community (IIC) Providers Orientation

The New Jersey Children's System of Care (CSOC) is a division of the Department of Children and Families that provides an array of integrated and trauma-informed supports and services to youth with behavioral health challenges, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and/or substance use needs.

Intensive In-Community Services (IIC) are a key service component of CSOC. IIC services provide community-based, short-term, focused therapeutic interventions designed to support youth with moderate and complex needs and their families in stabilization, skill development, and community connection.

The interventions focus on engagement of the youth and family, psycho-education, and skill building toward prioritized goals so the youth and family can gain insight and ultimately feel and function better.

As the contracted system administrator (CSA), one of PerformCare's goals is to provide IIC providers the tools and information to deliver services successfully within CSOC.

PerformCare offers a series of training sessions for new IIC and BA providers discussing how to use the CYBER system, setting up for and receiving biopsychosocial needs assessments (BPS), Intensive In-Community (IIC) and Behavioral Assistance (BA) referrals, and billing for services rendered.

The current training schedule is posted on the Training webpage. After logging into CYBER, click the link "Training Information" along the bottom edge of the application and open the CYBER training materials.

If there are any questions regarding the changes to the Provider Training page, please reach out to PCNJtraining@performcarenj.org.