FAMILY TEAM AND PARTICIPANT SERVICES Sample Clauses

FAMILY TEAM AND PARTICIPANT SERVICES. 18 CONTRACTOR shall assign a Care Coordinator and/or a Parent Partner 19 to initiate contact with the Participant and Participant’s 20 parent(s)/caregiver(s) within two (2) business days of referral assignment by 21 WRIT.
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FAMILY TEAM AND PARTICIPANT SERVICES. 6.1 CONTRACTOR shall assign a Care Coordinator and/or a Parent Partner to initiate contact with the Participant and Participant’s parent(s)/caregiver(s) within two (2) business days of referral assignment by WRIT.
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FAMILY TEAM AND PARTICIPANT SERVICES. 9 5.1 CONTRACTOR shall assign a Care Coordinator, and/or a Parent 10 Partner, and a Youth Partner to initiate contact with the Participant and 11 his/herParticipant’s parent(s)/caregiver(s) within two (2) business days of 12 referral assignment by WRIT. Assignment of TFCO-OC Youth Partner shall be at 13 the direction of COUNTY’s TFCO-OC Clinical Team.
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FAMILY TEAM AND PARTICIPANT SERVICES. 22 CONTRACTOR shall assign a Care Coordinator and/or a Parent Partner 23 to initiate contact with the Participant and Participant’s 24 parent(s)/caregiver(s) within two (2) business days of referral 25 assignment by WRIT. 26 CONTRACTOR’s Care Coordinator shall initiate contact with the 27 referring party (SSW, DPO, and/or MH Clinician) within three (3) 28 business days of assignment by CONTRACTOR, and shall request a WCB0418 Page 16 of 00 00-00-00 1 face-to-face meeting to discuss the referral and initial safety 2 planning. The meeting with the referring party is to occur within 3 seven (7) business days of assignment by WRIT. 4 CONTRACTOR’s Care Coordinator and/or Parent Partner shall contact
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FAMILY TEAM AND PARTICIPANT SERVICES. 18 4.1 CONTRACTOR shall assign a Care Coordinator, a Parent Partner, and
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