Common use of Comprehensive Assessment Clause in Contracts

Comprehensive Assessment. Begin assessment of client within one (1) week of client intake and complete 36 assessment within thirty (30) days. Areas of assessment should include, but not be limited to: mental 37 // 1 health issues, medical need; understanding of HIV transmission factors; substance use; financial needs;

Comprehensive Assessment. 6 a) Begin assessment of client within one (1) week of client intake and complete 36 7 assessment within thirty two (302) daysweeks. Areas of assessment should include, but not be limited to: mental 37 // 1 health issues, medical 8 need; understanding of HIV transmission factors; substance use; mental health issues; financial needs;

Comprehensive Assessment. Begin assessment of client within one (1) week of client intake and complete 36 31 assessment within thirty (30) days. Areas of assessment should include, but not be limited to: mental 37 // 1 32 health issues, medical need; understanding of HIV transmission factors; substance use; financial needs;

Comprehensive Assessment. 9 a) Begin assessment of client within one (1) week of client intake and complete 36 10 assessment within thirty (30) days. Areas of assessment should include, but not be limited to: mental 37 // 1 11 health issues, medical need; understanding of HIV transmission factors; substance use; financial needs; 13 b) Conduct ongoing reassessments based on client’s need but at minimum of once 14 every twelve (12) months.

Comprehensive Assessment. Begin assessment of client within one (1) week of client intake and complete 36 8 assessment within thirty (30) days. Areas of assessment should include, but not be limited to: mental 37 9 // 1 10 health issues, medical need; understanding of HIV transmission factors; substance use; financial needs;

Comprehensive Assessment. Begin assessment of client within one (1) week of client intake and complete 36 23 assessment within thirty (30) days. Areas of assessment should include, but not be limited to: mental 37 // 1 24 health issues, medical need; understanding of HIV transmission factors; substance use; financial needs;