NON-INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT Sample Clauses

NON-INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT. (measured by 1/4 hour unit) Outpatient is a component that provides assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and after-care services in a non-residential setting. These services may also be provided to the families of substance abusers and other concerned persons, whether or not the abuser is receiving treatment. Components of outpatient services include: __ Individual Counseling: A unit is defined as ¼-staff hour of contact between a therapist and a client involving counseling/treatment planning, guidance/support, problem solving assistance, providing relief/assistance in coping, promoting a positive re-orientation toward sobriety. __ Family Counseling: A unit is defined as ¼-staff hour of contact between a therapist or therapists and a family involving any of the activities described under individual counseling, (above). __ Group Counseling: A unit is defined ¼-client hour of contact between a therapist or therapists and a group of clients. __ Evaluation: All evaluation services to be reimbursed under this contract must have the prior written approval of the Office of Substance Abuse (OSA). Evaluation services may only be delivered to target populations as defined by OSA.
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