Discharge Plans Sample Clauses
The Discharge Plans clause outlines the requirements and procedures for preparing and implementing a plan for a patient's transition from a healthcare facility to another setting, such as home or another care facility. It typically specifies who is responsible for developing the plan, what information must be included (such as follow-up care instructions, medication lists, and contact information), and the timeline for communicating the plan to the patient and relevant parties. This clause ensures that patients receive appropriate and coordinated care after leaving the facility, reducing the risk of readmission and promoting better health outcomes.
Discharge Plans. The Contractor must have a written discharge plan for the Child. This can be part of the Treatment Plan.
Discharge Plans. The Contractor shall incorporate into its policy manual procedures for ensuring timely completion of discharge plans and closure forms, if applicable. When indicated by the Individual Service Plan or Treatment Plan, a member who no longer requires behavioral health services must be discharged by the Contractor and RBHA from the behavioral health system. When the member moves from one RBHA to another or is disenrolled from the system the Contractor or its Subcontracted Provider is responsible for completing a discharge summary. The Contractor must provide a copy of the discharge summary to the member's PCP and forward closure paperwork to the RBHA in accordance to RBHA policy. Revised 11-01-01 Effective 10-03-01 Page 36
Discharge Plans. Defendants shall use professional assessments to develop a discharge plan for each consumer discharged from a state mental health facility. The discharge plan shall determine the maximally effective, efficient, and safe out-placement in the most integrated setting appropriate for the consumer's needs. The discharge plan shall identify community services consistent with the consumer's identified needs. Regarding the discharge plan developed, Defendants shall document in each consumer's record the opinion of the IDT, any opinion and preferences of the consumer and/or his or her guardian, responsible party or next-friend, and as applicable, a representative of ADAP. Defendants shall make the final decision for each discharge plan. Defendants shall provide to potential providers of community services a reasonable opportunity to review information and confer with the interdisciplinary treatment team ("IDT") regarding each discharge plan. Defendants shall continue to encourage such reviews and conferences. During the term of this Agreement, ADAP shall receive monthly notice of all IDT meetings at Bryce, Searcy, and Thomasville, which are scheduled to develop discharge plans. ADAP will be invited to attend all such IDT meetings absent an objection by a consumer or by the parent or guardian of a consumer who lacks capacity. ADAP shall be authorized to communicate with a consumer who has the requisite capacity or with the parent or guardian of a consumer who lacks the requisite capacity in order to verify the objection and to identify and address the basis for the objection. In the absence of a parent or guardian for a consumer who lacks capacity, Defendants shall permit ADAP to attend such consumer's IDT meeting. The consumer or his guardian, responsible party or next-friend may appeal any disagreement with the IDT in accordance with written appeal procedures for the respective state facility. Notice of appeal rights and procedures shall be provided to the consumer, or his guardian, responsible party or next friend, at each IDT meeting.
Discharge Plans. The licensee in conjunction with the placement agency is responsible for the resident’s discharge. Client may be discharged from program if a different level of care is needed for medical reasons. Physician must determine and document needed level of care with daily reimbursement rate being adjusted in accordance with facility policy. Other Discharges Based on non-payment or the client being in danger to self or others. Require CNBA Care facility program supervisor informing the case-manager and initiating appropriate planning. 30 days notice will be given to clients, case-manager and family/guardian before the discharge date.
Discharge Plans. The Contractor must have a written discharge plan for the Child. This can be part of the Treatment Plan.”
H. In Section 4. Duties of Contractor, under Paragraph A, section (8) Review of ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Homes is added as follows:
Discharge Plans. The Contractor must abide by all discharge planning requirements set out in the Service Standards.