Treatment Planning. Group shall have sole responsibility ------------------ for all determination of treatment alternatives that may be professionally acceptable for the treatment of the patient's condition.
Treatment Planning. The CONTRACTOR shall prepare an individualized written treatment 17 plan, based upon information obtained in the intake and assessment process. The treatment plan will be 18 completed within ten (10) days of admission and then updated every subsequent ninety (90) days unless 19 there is a change in treatment modality or significant event that would then require a new treatment plan.
Treatment Planning. The provider shall prepare an individualized written treatment plan, based upon information obtained in the intake and assessment process. The treatment plan will be completed as close to intake as possible, but within 30 calendar days from the date of the beneficiary’s admission, and then updated every subsequent 90 days unless there is a change in treatment modality or significant event that would then require a new treatment plan. The treatment plan shall include:
Treatment Planning. Implementation, and Review
Treatment Planning. Each client shall have a current written treatment plan that should be developed with the client and shall identify measurable goals specific to the individual’s needs and stated goals, a continuum of recovery and/or treatment objectives, and a timeline for reaching the goals when applicable. The treatment plan will be completed upon intake and then updated every subsequent 90 days unless there is a change in treatment modality or significant event that would then require a new treatment plan. The treatment plan shall include:
Treatment Planning. The CONTRACTOR shall prepare an individualized written treatment 21 plan, based upon information obtained in the intake and assessment process and in adherence to 22 documentation standards set forth in AQIS SUD documentation manual. The treatment plan will be 23 consistent with the qualifying diagnosis and will be signed by the Client and the LPHA.
Treatment Planning. The provider shall prepare an individualized written treatment plan, based upon information obtained in the intake and assessment process. The treatment plan will be completed within the regulatory timeframe then updated every subsequent90 days unless there is a change in treatment modality or significant event that would then require a new treatment plan. • Discharge Services: The process to prepare the beneficiary for referral into another level of care, post treatment return or reentry into the community, and/or the linkage of the individual to essential community treatment, housing, and human services Case Management: Service to assist beneficiaries in accessing needed medical, educational, social, prevocational, vocational, rehabilitative, or other community services. Case management can be face-to-face or over the telephone and shall be consistent with and shall not violate confidentiality of alcohol or drug patients as set forth in 42 CFR Part 2, and California law. The components of case management include: • Comprehensive assessment and periodic reassessment of individual needs to determine the need for the continuation of case management; • Transition to a higher or lower level of SUD care; • Development and periodic revision of a client plan that includes service activities; • Communication, coordination, referral, and related activities; • Monitoring service delivery to ensure beneficiary access to service and the service delivery system; • Monitoring the beneficiary’s progress; and • Patient advocacy, linkages to physical and mental health care, transportation, and retention in primary care services. Physician Consultation: Services include DMC physicians’ consulting with addiction medicine physicians, addiction psychiatrists or clinical pharmacists. Physician consultation services are not with DMC-ODS beneficiaries; rather, they are designed to assist DMC physicians with seeking expert advice on designing treatment plans for specific DMC-ODS beneficiaries, and to support DMC providers with complex cases which may address medication selection, dosing, side effect management, adherence, drug-drug interactions, or level of care considerations. Assessments Face-to-Face: Assessments shall be face-to-face and performed by qualified staffing. If the face-to-face assessment is provided by a certified counselor, the “face-to-face” interaction must take place, at minimum, between the certified counselor who has completed the assessment for the benefici...
Treatment Planning. CONTRACTOR shall develop an individualized treatment plan 30 with each Client which shall be signed and dated by the Client and Counselor within thirty (30) calendar 31 days of admission. The Medical Director (physician) or LPHA shall sign and date the plan within fifteen 32 (15) calendar days of the Counselor’s signature. Each treatment plan shall include identification of a 33 drug and/or alcohol problem, identify the proposed type(s) of interventions that includes a proposed 34 frequency and duration, consistent with the qualifying diagnosis listed on the treatment plan, a physical 35 if so determined by the Medical Director, and include long term and short term specific quantifiable 36 individualized goals and objectives for addressing the identified needs with action steps, target dates and 37 dates of resolution for each. CONTRACTOR shall base problem areas from a perspective encompassing 16 of 29 EXHIBIT A 1 the whole Client’s needs as determined by the Assessment, Health Questionnaire and other screening 2 tools utilized such as suicidal/homicidal screening, depression/anxiety scales, and/or trauma or human 3 trafficking screen. CONTRACTOR shall update the treatment plan when a change in problem 4 identification, focus of recovery or treatment occurs, or, no later than ninety (90) calendar days after 5 signing the initial treatment plan, and no later than every ninety (90) calendar days thereafter, whichever 6 comes first.
Treatment Planning. The County shall develop and implement policies, procedures, and practices for interdisciplinary treatment planning for youth with serious mental health needs, which allow for the ongoing identification, goal setting, and monitoring of youth’s target symptoms.
Treatment Planning. The Contractor shall create, implement, and document a Person-Centered Plan according to the needs of the individual.
