Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy the retraining of the brain to perform intellectual skills which it was able to perform prior to disease, trauma, Surgery, or previous therapeutic process; or the training of the brain to perform intellectual skills it should have been able to perform if there were not a congenital anomaly. Coverage for Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy is limited to 30 visits per Calendar Year.
Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy. The MCO may only authorize Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy if one of the following Texas Medicaid-covered assessment tests, as listed in the Texas Medicaid Provider Procedures Manual, shows that the therapy can benefit the Member and is Medically Necessary: • Neurobehavioral Test (CPT Code 96116); or • Neuropsychological Test (CPT Code 96118).
Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy. 6. Family Therapy; 7. Massage Therapy;
Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy. An Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) STAR+PLUS Waiver service that assists an Enrollee in learning or relearning cognitive skills that have been lost or altered as a result of damage to brain cells/chemistry in order to enable the Enrollee to compensate for the lost cognitive functions. Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy may be provided when an appropriate professional assesses the Enrollee and determines it is medically necessary. Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy it is provided in accordance with the plan of care developed by the assessor, and includes reinforcing, strengthening, or reestablishing previously learned patterns of behavior, or establishing new patterns of cognitive activity or compensatory mechanisms for impaired neurological systems.
Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy. Group - CRT focuses on the acquisition, application, adaptation, generalization and maintenance of cognitive skills. The aim of therapy is the attainment/re-attainment of skills and enhancement of the individual’s awareness and functional competence in real-world situations. It can augment and support application of skills and strategies being learned in occupational, physical, and speech therapies or psychology in various settings. The process includes increasing awareness through education, the development and strengthening of cognitive skills, the development and application of environmental, internal and external compensatory strategies, or the use of cognitive orthotics and prostheses to facilitate and maximize functioning in the home and community. Must be provided in a group setting.
Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy. A.6.4.17 Financial Management Services A.6.4.18 Support Consultation
