Interim Services. All persons who are not admitted into RTS shall be referred to Interim 17 Services by CONTRACTOR. Interim Services shall be provided until an individual is admitted to 18 residential treatment program. The purposes of the services are to reduce the adverse health effects of 19 such abuse, promote the health of the individual, and reduce the risk of transmission of disease. At a 20 minimum, Interim Services include counseling and education about HIV and TB, about the risks of 21 needle-sharing, the risks of transmission to sexual partners and infants, and about steps that can be taken 22 to ensure that HIV and TB transmission does not occur, as well as referral for HIV or TB treatment 23 services if necessary. CONTRACTOR shall provide Clients, especially opiate users, with drug overdose 24 education/information. For pregnant women, Interim Services include counseling on the effects of 25 alcohol and drug use on the fetus, as well as referrals for prenatal care. Provision of Interim Services 26 shall be documented on the XXXXX and reported monthly to the State.
Interim Services. Interim services must be provided as defined by the MDHHS Office of Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (OROSC) Access Management System (Attachment P4.1.1 of MDHHS/PIHP Master Agreement) .
Interim Services. All persons who are not admitted into a residential program within 13 fourteen (14) calendar days due to lack of capacity, and who place their names on the waiting list for 14 admission, shall be provided interim services. Interim services shall consist of: tuberculosis (TB) 15 counseling, voluntary testing, referral for medical evaluation, if appropriate, and HIV education, 16 HIV risk assessment and disclosure counseling and voluntary confidential HIV antibody testing. For 17 pregnant women, interim services shall also include counseling on the effects of alcohol and drugs on 18 the developing fetus; and referral to prenatal medical care services. Interim services may be provided 19 directly or by referral to the COUNTY or another appropriate provider. Provision of interim services 20 shall be documented on the XXXXX and reported monthly to the State Department of Alcohol and Drug 21 Programs.
Interim Services. All persons who are not admitted into Substance Use Disorder 11 Outpatient treatment within fourteen (14) calendar days due to lack of capacity, and who place their 12 names on the waiting list for admission, shall be provided interim services. Interim services shall 13 consist of: TB counseling, voluntary testing, referral for medical evaluation, if appropriate; and HIV 14 education, HIV risk assessment and disclosure counseling and voluntary confidential HIV antibody 15 testing. For pregnant women, interim services shall also include counseling on the effects of alcohol 16 and drugs on the developing fetus and referral to prenatal medical care services. Interim services may 17 be provided directly or by referral to ADMINISTRATOR or another appropriate provider and given to 18 prospective Participants within 48 hours. Provision of interim services for persons with alcohol and/or 19 other drug problems, who could otherwise be admitted into substance use disorder outpatient treatment, 20 shall be documented on the XXXXX and reported monthly to the State.
Interim Services. Provide interim services to pregnant women. Provide the following services no later than 48 business hours after a pregnant woman seeks treatment. These services will be provided whether or not the individual is admitted to the contractors program. At a minimum interim services includes counseling and education about:
Interim Services. 18.1 When any person referred to or seeking services from CONTRACTOR cannot be admitted within five (5) days due to non-availability of capacity, CONTRACTOR shall refer the person to the nearest COUNTY Substance Abuse Program Outpatient facility for interim treatment. Pursuant to 45 CFR 96/SAPTBG contract, CONTRACTOR shall make available interim services not later than 48 hours after a woman (pregnant only) seeks treatment when treatment is not available.
Interim Services. Between the time an interpreter is requested and the time an interpreter arrives, SFHMC personnel shall continue to try to communicate with the Patient or Companion who is deaf or hard of hearing for such purposes and to the same extent as they would have communicated with an individual without a disability, using all methods of communications. SFHMC shall inform such person (or a companion, if such person is unavailable) of the current status of efforts being taken to secure an interpreter on his or her behalf. This section is not intended to delay the provision of appropriate medical care and services.
Interim Services. Contractor shall provide interim services to an individual on a waiting list until the individual is admitted, to reduce the adverse health effects of substance abuse, promote the health of the individual and reduce the risk of transmission of disease. Individuals placed on a waiting list must be offered interim services within 48 hours. Contractor shall maintain documentation of interim services provided in CMBHS. Interim services must include counseling education about HIV and tuberculosis (TB), including the risks of needle sharing, the risk of transmission to sexual partners and infants and steps that can be taken to prevent transmission. Referrals for HIV or TB treatment must be provided if necessary. For pregnant women, interim services must include counseling on the effects of alcohol, tobacco and other drug use on the fetus, as well as referral for prenatal care.
Interim Services. Any DMC Client participating in NTP treatment not admitted within 30 three (3) calendar days due to lack of capacity shall be provided interim services. Interim services shall 31 consist of: Voluntary testing, referral for medical evaluation, if appropriate; and HIV education, HIV 32 risk assessment and disclosure counseling and voluntary confidential HIV antibody testing. For pregnant 33 women, interim services shall also include counseling on the effects of alcohol and drugs on the 34 developing fetus and referral to prenatal medical care services. Interim services may be provided 35 directly or by referral to ADMINISTRATOR or another appropriate provider and given to prospective 36 Clients within 48 hours. Provision of interim services for DMC covered Client with alcohol and/or other 37 drug problems, who could otherwise be admitted into substance use disorder outpatient treatment, shall 1 be documented in IRIS, and reported monthly by the fifth (5th) business day or as determined by
Interim Services. All persons who are not admitted into a residential program within fourteen (14) calendar days due to lack of capacity, and who place their names on the waiting list for admission, shall be provided interim services. Interim services shall consist of: TB counseling, voluntary testing, referral for medical evaluation, if appropriate; and HIV education, HIV risk assessment and disclosure counseling and voluntary confidential HIV antibody testing. For pregnant women, interim services shall also include counseling on the effects of alcohol and drugs on the developing fetus; and referral to prenatal medical care services. Interim services may be provided directly or by referral to the COUNTY or another appropriate provider. Provision of interim services shall be documented on the XXXXX and reported monthly to the State Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs.
