Assessment and Treatment Plan (ATP). 10 CONTRACTOR shall submit a type-written report, via SSA’s Secure 11 Communication Management System (SCMS), containing changes in 13 CLIENT behavior necessary to achieve the goals identified during 14 assessment, type and length of intervention planned, summary of contacts 16 made during assessment, CLIENT’s strengths, and community resource 17 linkages. One (1) original report is required for each referral. Facsimiles 18 19 shall not be accepted. A maximum of up to three (3), fifty (50) minute 20 sessions per CLIENTsCLIENT may be used to complete the Intake 22 Assessment. ATPs must be received by ADMINISTRATOR no later than 23 sixty (60) calendar days from the referral stamp date. 24 25 Referrals automatically become inactive if the ATP is not received from 26 CONTRACTOR within sixty (60) calendar days of the referral stamp date
Assessment and Treatment Plan (ATP). CONTRACTOR shall submit a type-written report, via SSA’s Secure Communication Management System (SCMS), containing changes in CLIENT behavior necessary to achieve the goals identified during assessment, type and length of intervention planned, summary of contacts made during assessment, CLIENT’s strengths, and community resource linkages. One (1) original report is required for each referral. Facsimiles shall not be accepted. A maximum of up to three (3), fifty (50) minute sessions per CLIENT may be used to complete the Intake Assessment. ATPs must be received by ADMINISTRATOR no later than sixty (60) calendar days from the referral stamp date. Referrals automatically become inactive if the ATP is not received from CONTRACTOR within sixty (60) calendar days of the referral stamp date . If a referral becomes inactive due to ADMINISTRATOR not receiving the ATP within sixty (60) calendar days of the referral stamp date, CONTRACTOR will not be eligible to receive compensation for the CCD1621-00 Page 14 of 22 March 24, 2021 referral, regardless of any services provided at any time.
Assessment and Treatment Plan (ATP). 16 3.4.1 Licensed Therapists and/or Registered Interns shall 17 conduct an intake for all CLIENTS referred to clearly identify the 18 CLIENT’s/FAMILY’s problem behaviors and needs, and chart the most effective 19 and efficient course of counseling to address those needs.
Assessment and Treatment Plan (ATP). An outcome-oriented, written statement containing problem identification and measurable goals in behavioral terms with the specific interventions to be used during the service period. The goals in the ATP should be consistent with the reason(s) for referral.
Assessment and Treatment Plan (ATP). The ATP is an outcome-oriented, written statement containing problem identification and measurable goals in behavioral terms with the specific interventions to be used during the service period. The goals in the ATP should be consistent with the reason(s) for referral.
