Common use of CONSUMER RECORDS Clause in Contracts

CONSUMER RECORDS. Providers shall maintain a record in a secure setting for each consumer receiving service. Access to consumer records shall be limited to provider staff involved with direct care of the consumer and appropriate administrative staff in compliance with EOEA’s Instruction on Privacy and Confidentiality. The record shall contain consumer information provided by the ASAP and the following information: Consumer Information available for viewing in Provider Direct:  source/date of referral,  documented Risk level,  names of ASAP care managers, physicians, family/friends,  date of service initiation and tasks to be performed,  hours and duration of service/subsequent changes,  record of services provided, and  date of and report on termination. Consumer information not available for viewing in Provider Direct:  medical and/or functional status,  release of information forms, if applicable,  notes regarding supervisory visits, team meetings, etc., and,  reportable incidents (Section B).

CONSUMER RECORDS. Providers shall maintain a record in a secure setting for each consumer receiving service. Access to consumer records shall be limited to provider staff involved with direct care of the consumer and appropriate administrative staff in compliance with EOEA’s Instruction on Privacy and Confidentiality. The record shall contain consumer information provided by the ASAP and the following information: Consumer Information available for viewing in Provider Direct:  • source/date of referral,  • documented Risk level,  • names of ASAP care managers, physicians, family/friends,  • date of service initiation and tasks to be performed,  • hours and duration of service/subsequent changes,  • record of services provided, and  • date of and report on termination. Consumer information not available for viewing in Provider Direct:  • medical and/or functional status,  • release of information forms, if applicable,  • notes regarding supervisory visits, team meetings, etc., and,  • reportable incidents (Section B).

CONSUMER RECORDS. Providers shall maintain a record in a secure setting for each consumer receiving service. Access to consumer records shall be limited to provider staff involved with direct care of the consumer and appropriate administrative staff in compliance with EOEA’s Instruction on Privacy and Confidentiality. The record shall contain consumer information provided by the ASAP and the following information: Consumer Information available for viewing in Provider Direct:  • source/date of referral,  documented • document Risk level,  • names of ASAP care managers, physicians, family/friends,  • date of service initiation and tasks to be performed,  • hours and duration of service/subsequent changes,  • record of services provided, and  • date of and report on termination. Consumer information not available for viewing in Provider Direct:  • medical and/or functional status,  • release of information forms, if applicable,  • notes regarding supervisory visits, team meetings, etc., and,  • reportable incidents (Section B).