Day Treatment Sample Clauses
The Day Treatment clause defines the terms and conditions under which day treatment services are provided, typically in a healthcare or educational context. It outlines the scope of services, eligibility criteria, and the duration or frequency of treatment sessions that do not require overnight stays. For example, it may specify that patients receive therapeutic or rehabilitative care during the day and return home in the evening. This clause ensures clarity regarding the nature of services offered, helping to set expectations for both providers and recipients and to distinguish day treatment from inpatient or residential care.
Day Treatment. APPENDIX K October 1, 2004 K-35 A planned combination of diagnostic, treatment and rehabilitation services provided to developmentally disabled individuals in need of a broad range of services, but who do not need intensive twenty-four (24) hour care and medical supervision. The services provided as identified in the comprehensive assessment may include nutrition, recreation, self-care, independent living, therapies, nursing, and transportation services. These services are generally provided in ICF or a comparable setting. These services are certified by OMRDD under 14 NYCRR, Part 690.
Day Treatment. Day Treatment is a combination of diagnostic, treatment, and rehabilitative procedures which, through supervised and planned activities and extensive client-staff interaction, provides the services of the clinic treatment program, as well as social training, task and skill training and socialization activities. These services are certified by OMH under Part 587 of 14 NYCRR.
Day Treatment. Services and supplies provided in a Hospital setting, when there is no overnight Confinement. This Benefit only applies to services, which cannot be provided in an outpatient facility, such as a Physician’s office.
Day Treatment. Psychotherapy and/or skills building provided in a structured group environment that includes individual or group activities, therapies, social, communication, and behavior and basic living skills training. Treatment is individualized and related to goals identified in the Class Member’s individualized treatment plan. Day treatment services may be provided at any time including during the day in the Class Member’s school or other community settings.
Day Treatment. EA shall provide day treatment services to students placed by the District, including special education instruction, and behavioral and mental health support services. All services EA provides shall be in accordance with all federal and state laws and regulations governing the education of handicapped children.
Day Treatment. Day Treatment is a combination of diagnostic, treatment, and rehabilitative procedures which, through supervised and planned activities and extensive client-staff interaction, provides the services of the clinic treatment program, as well as social training, task and skill training and socialization activities. These services are certified by OMH under Part 587 of 14 NYCRR.
c. Continuing Day Treatment Continuing Day Treatment is designed to maintain or enhance current levels of functioning and skills, maintain community living, and develop self-awareness and self-esteem. It includes:. assessment and treatment planning, discharge planning, medication therapy, medication education, case management, health screening and referral, rehabilitative readiness development, psychiatric rehabilitative readiness determination and referral, and symptom management. These services are certified by OMH under Part 587 of 14 NYCRR.
d. Case Management for Seriously and Persistently Mentally 111 Sponsored by State or Local Mental Health Units The target population consists of individuals who are seriously and persistently mentally ill (SPMI), require intensive, personal and proactive intervention to help them obtain those services which will permit functioning in the community and either have symptomology which is difficult to treat in the existing mental health care system or are unwilling or unable to adapt to the existing mental health care system. Three case management models are currently operated pursuant to an agreement with OMH or a local governmental unit, and receive Medicaid reimbursement pursuant to Part 506 of 14 NYCRR. Please note: See generic definition of Comprehensive Medicaid Case Management (CMCM) in this section.
e. Partial Hospitalization Not Covered by Medicare Provides active treatment designed to stabilize and ameliorate acute systems, serves as an alternative to inpatient hospitalization, or reduces the length of a hospital stay within a medically supervised program by providing the following: assessment and treatment planning; health screening and referral; symptom management; medication therapy; medication education; verbal therapy; case management; psychiatric rehabilitative readiness determination and referral and crisis intervention. These services are certified by OMH under Part 587 of 14 NYCRR.
f. Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) ACT is a mobile team-based approach to delivering comprehensive and flexible treatment, rehabilitation, case mana...