Timing of Comprehensive Assessments Sample Clauses

Timing of Comprehensive Assessments. All Enrollees will receive a Comprehensive Assessment to be completed within the following timeframes:
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Timing of Comprehensive Assessments. All Enrollees will receive a Comprehensive Assessment to be completed within the following timeframes: Enrollees stratified as high risk: within sixty (60) days of Enrollment; Enrollees stratified as moderate risk: within sixty (60) days of Enrollment; and Enrollees stratified as low risk: within ninety (90) days of Enrollment. The CICO must ensure that a reassessment and an ICP update are performed: As warranted by the Enrollee’s condition but at least every twelve (12) months after the initial assessment completion date; When there is a change in the Enrollee’s health status or needs; As requested by the Enrollee, his/her caregiver, or his/her provider; and Upon any of the following trigger events: A hospital admission; Transition between care settings; Change in functional status; Loss of a primary caregiver or an informal caregiver who contributes substantially to the Enrollee’s care; Change in, or addition of, a diagnosis; and As requested by a member of the MT who observes a change that requires further investigation. Components of the assessment may be updated by the MT as warranted by minor changes on the Enrollee conditions. The CICO will analyze surveillance data of all Enrollees monthly, including Care Call reports for persons receiving HCBS, to identify acuity and risk level changes. As acuity and risk levels change, reassessments will be completed as clinically necessary and the ICP interventions updated. The CICO shall identify Enrollees through referrals, transition information, service authorizations, alerts, memos, assessment results, and from families, caregivers, Providers, community organizations, and CICO personnel as well as other mechanisms deemed appropriate by the CICO. The CICO shall notify PCPs of Enrollment of any new Enrollee who has not completed a Comprehensive Assessment within the time period set forth above and whom the CICO has been unable to contact. The CICO shall encourage PCPs to conduct outreach to these Enrollees and to schedule visits.
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