Intensive Outpatient Program Sample Clauses

Intensive Outpatient Program. (IOP) - a clinically intensive service designed to improve functional status, provide stabilization in the community, divert an admission to an Inpatient Service, or facilitate a rapid and stable reintegration into the community following a discharge from an inpatient service. The IOP provides time-limited, comprehensive, and coordinated multidisciplinary treatment. ✓ ✓ ✓
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Intensive Outpatient Program an outpatient Mental Health or Substance Use Disorder treatment program utilized when a patient’s condition requires structure, monitoring, and medical/psychological intervention at least three hours per day, three days per week.
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Intensive Outpatient Program.  13 to 14 weeks; 3 days weekly (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.  One individual session required on either Tuesday or Thursday weekly (times may vary depending on participant responsivity/schedule)  A minimum of three Court approved self-help recovery program meetings per week (i.e. NA/AA, SMART, NAMI, or other evidence based programs)
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Intensive Outpatient Program. (IOP) - a clinically intensive service designed to improve functional status, provide stabilization in the community, divert an admission to an Inpatient Service, or facilitate a rapid and stable reintegration into the community following a discharge from an inpatient service. The IOP provides time-limited, comprehensive, and coordinated multidisciplinary treatment. Outpatient Services - mental health and substance use disorder services provided in person in an ambulatory care setting such as a Community Behavioral Health Center (CBHC), mental health center or substance use disorder clinic, hospital outpatient department, community health center, or practitioner’s office. The services may be provided at a Covered Individual’s home or school. Standard outpatient Services – those Outpatient Services most often provided in an ambulatory setting 1. Family Consultation - a meeting of at least 15 minutes’ duration, either in person or by telephone, with family members or others who are significant to the Covered Individual and clinically relevant to a Covered Individual’s treatment to: identify and plan for additional services; coordinate a treatment plan; review the individual’s progress; or revise the treatment plan, as required.
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Intensive Outpatient Program an outpatient Mental Health or Substance Use Disorder treatment program utilized when a patient’s condition requires structure, monitoring, and
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Intensive Outpatient Program. (IOP) - a clinically intensive service designed to improve functional status, provide stabilization in the community, divert an admission to an Inpatient Service, or facilitate a rapid and stable reintegration into the community following a discharge from an inpatient service. The IOP provides time-limited, comprehensive, and coordinated multidisciplinary treatment.    Coverage Types MCO MCO Service MassHealth Standard & MassHealth Family CarePlus CommonHealth Assistance Enrollees Enrollees f. Recovery Coaching - a non-clinical service provided by peers with lived Substance Use Disorder experience who have been certified as Recovery Coaches. Eligible Enrollees will be connected with Recovery Coaches at critical junctures in the Enrollees’ treatment and recovery. Recovery Coaches meet with Enrollees and facilitate initiation and engagement to treatment and serve as a guide and motivating factor for the Enrollee to maintain recovery and community tenure.   
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