Common use of Access to Substance Use Disorder Services Clause in Contracts

Access to Substance Use Disorder Services. 18.2.1 In collaboration with the County, Contractor will work to ensure that individuals to whom the Contractor provides SUD services meet access criteria and medical necessity requirements, as per DHCS guidance specified in BHIN 23-001. Specifically, the Contractor will ensure that the clinical record for each client includes information as a whole indicating that client’s presentation and needs are aligned with the criteria applicable to their age at the time of service provision as specified below. 18.2.2 Contractor shall have written admission criteria for determining the client’s eligibility and suitability for treatment and services. All clients admitted shall meet the admission criteria and this shall be documented in the client’s record. 18.2.3 Programs shall ensure that their policies, procedures, practices, and rules and regulations do not discriminate against the above special populations. Whenever the needs of the client cannot be reasonably accommodated, efforts shall be made to make referral(s) to appropriate programs.

Access to Substance Use Disorder Services. 18.2.1 In collaboration with the County, Contractor will work to ensure that individuals to whom the Contractor provides SUD services meet access criteria and medical necessity requirements, as per DHCS guidance specified in BHIN 2324-001. Specifically, the Contractor will ensure that the clinical record for each client includes information as a whole indicating that client’s presentation and needs are aligned with the criteria applicable to their age at the time of time-of-service provision as specified below. 18.2.2 Contractor shall have written admission criteria for determining the client’s eligibility and suitability for treatment and services. All clients admitted shall meet the admission criteria and this shall be documented in the client’s record. 18.2.3 Programs shall ensure that their policies, procedures, practices, and rules and regulations do not discriminate against the above special populations. Whenever the needs of the client cannot be reasonably accommodated, efforts shall be made to make referral(s) to appropriate programs.