Common use of Crisis Clause in Contracts

Crisis. Residential Program means a program that provides short-term Crisis Residential Services to adults who are in mental health crises and may be at risk of psychiatric hospitalization. Clients are referred from Adult and Older Adult Mental Health Recovery Services County or County-contracted mental health providers. The program operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and emulates a home-like environment. Intensive psychosocial services are provided on a client and group basis by mental health professionals, including therapy, crisis intervention, group education, assistance with self- administration of medications and case management. The focus is on recovery and intensive mental health treatment, management and discharge planning, linkage, and reintegration into the community. The average length of stay per client is 14 days.

Crisis. Residential Program means a program that provides short-term Crisis Residential Services to adults who are in mental behavioral health crises and may be at risk of psychiatric hospitalization. Clients Individuals are referred from Adult and Older Adult Mental Behavioral Health Recovery Services County or County-contracted mental behavioral health providers. The program operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and emulates a home-home- like environment. Intensive psychosocial services are provided on a client an individual and group basis by mental health professionals, including therapy, crisis intervention, group education, assistance with self- administration of medications and case management. The focus is on recovery and intensive mental behavioral health treatment, management and discharge planning, linkage, linkage and reintegration into the community. The average length of stay per client is 14 days.. // //