ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION SERVICES Clause Samples

ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION SERVICES. CONTRACTOR shall provide an evaluation of the Client’s mental status, community functioning and vocational abilities.
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ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION SERVICES. CONTRACTOR shall provide a 15 comprehensive psychosocial assessment and must include an evaluation of the Client’s current problem, 16 substance use history, mental status, community functioning, vocational abilities/impairments, and how 17 the behavioral health barriers impair their participation in employment, employment preparation, school 18 requirements or other WTW activities.
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ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION SERVICES. CONTRACTOR shall provide an 30 evaluation of the Client’s mental status, community functioning and vocational abilities.
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ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION SERVICES. 24 a) Upon receipt of a referral, or in the case of a walk-in consumer requesting 26 by CONTRACTOR are appropriate to an individual's needs. Assessment is a clinical analysis of the history and current status of the individual's mental or behavioral disorder. Assessment may include 27 relevant cultural issues, history, diagnosis, and the use of testing procedures where appropriate. For a 1 Consumer who is hospitalized, CONTRACTOR shall make a face-to-face assessment prior to the 2 Consumer’s discharge from the facility. When a face-to-face visit in the hospital is not possible, CONTRACTOR shall make an appointment with the Consumer prior to discharge for services to be 3 provided within twenty-four (24) hours after discharge. 4 b) CONTRACTOR shall provide an evaluation of the Consumer's community 5 functioning in several areas including, but not limited to, living situation, daily activities, social support systems, vocational and/or educational activities, and health status. CONTRACTOR shall address 6 cultural issues where appropriate. CONTRACTOR shall document admission of Consumer by 7 completing the entry and evaluation documents of COUNTY’s Management Information System.
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ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION SERVICES. CONTRACTOR shall provide an 12 evaluation of the Client’s mental status, community functioning and vocational abilities. 13 3. BEHAVIORAL HEALTH EDUCATION – CONTRACTOR shall provide a series of 14 classes designed to educate Clients about the relationship between their mental illness and/or substance 15 abuse symptoms and the ability to function. 16 4. INDIVIDUAL, COUPLES AND FAMILY THERAPY – CONTRACTOR shall provide 17 therapeutic interventions consistent with the treatment plan and the Client's vocational goals. 18 CONTRACTOR shall provide such services to Clients either individually, or with the Client’s 19 significant other, or to a Client’s family. 20 5. GROUP THERAPY – CONTRACTOR shall provide therapy to Clients determined 21 appropriate for group services. CONTRACTOR shall establish groups as appropriate to meet the needs 22 of these Clients. Groups for Clients may include, but not be limited to, effect of substance use, 23 recovery, relapse prevention, co-occurring disorders, coping skills, life skills, communication skills, 24 women’s issues, domestic violence, parenting skills/issues and job retention. Parenting classes or 25 groups shall be provided pursuant to the CalWORKs Parenting Curriculum which meets the state 26 Welfare and Institution Code and COUNTY standards. 27 6. CO-OCCURRING DISORDER – CalWORKs Clients referred to CONTRACTOR may 28 have a concurrent mental illness and substance use disorder. The primary diagnosis for these Clients 29 shall not be a factor in CONTRACTOR’s acceptance of these Clients; therefore, CONTRACTOR shall 30 be expected to provide services to Clients with either a primary diagnosis of mental illness or a primary 31 diagnosis of substance use disorder. CONTRACTOR shall provide both rehabilitative and recovery 32 services to such Clients and ensure that such services address the relationship between these two (2) 33 diagnoses. CONTRACTOR may receive referrals for CalWORKs Clients who are thought to be co- 34 occurring, but are then determined not to have a mental health illness. CONTRACTOR shall ensure that 35 any such Client receives appropriate substance use disorder services. 36 // 37 // 14 of 22 23 X:\ASR\BEHAVIORAL HEALTH\ASR #19-000297 BH CALWORKS-CCS KK FY 19-20 - LW - REDLINE.DOC CCS07-MACWS01BHKK19 1 7. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COUNSELING – When CONTRACTOR has identified that a 2 Client is experiencing a domestic violence issue, CONTRACTOR shall provide therapeutic 3 interventions which focus on the Client’s ex...
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