Common use of Client Plans will Clause in Contracts

Client Plans will. i. Be provided to the Deputy Director or designee within thirty (30) days of being admitted for Services; ii. Be updated at least annually and are due to the Deputy Director or designee during the calendar month prior to the anniversary date or on the anniversary date of the client’s entry into the County system; iii. Have specific observable and/or specific quantifiable goals; iv. Identify the proposed type(s) of intervention; v. Have a proposed duration of intervention(s); and vi. Be signed (or electronic equivalent) by: a) The person providing the Service(s), or b) A person representing a team or program providing Services, or c) When the Client Plan is used to establish that Services are provided under the direction of an approved category of staff, and if the above staff are not of the approved category, by a: 1) Physician, 2) Licensed/registered/waivered psychologist, 3) Licensed/registered/waivered social worker, 4) Licensed/registered/waivered MFT, or 5) Registered nurse who is either staff to the program or the person directing the Services.

Client Plans will. i. Be provided to the Deputy Director or her designee within thirty (30) days of being admitted for Services; ii. Be updated at least annually and are due to the Deputy Director or her designee during the calendar month prior to the anniversary date or on the anniversary date of the client’s entry into the County system; iii. Have specific observable and/or specific quantifiable goals; iv. Identify the proposed type(s) of intervention; v. Have a proposed duration of intervention(s); and vi. Be signed (or electronic equivalent) by: a) The person providing the Service(s), or b) A person representing a team or program providing Services, or c) When the Client Plan is used to establish that Services are provided under the direction of an approved category of staff, and if the above staff are not of the approved category, by a: 1) Physician, 2) Licensed/registered/waivered psychologist, 3) Licensed/registered/waivered social worker, 4) Licensed/registered/waivered MFT, or 5) Registered nurse who is either staff to the program or the person directing the Services.

Client Plans will. i. Be provided to the Deputy Director or her designee within thirty (30) days of being admitted for Services; ii. Be updated at least annually and are due to the Deputy Director or her designee during the calendar month prior to the anniversary date or on the anniversary date of the client’s entry into the County system; iii. Have specific observable and/or specific quantifiable goals; iv. Identify the proposed type(s) of intervention; v. Have a proposed duration of intervention(s); and vi. Be signed (or electronic equivalent) by: a1) The person providing the Service(s), or b2) A person representing a team or program providing Services, or c3) When the Client Plan is used to establish that Services are provided under the direction of an approved category of staff, and if the above staff are not of the approved category, by a: 1a) Physician, 2b) Licensed/registered/waivered psychologist, 3c) Licensed/registered/waivered social worker, 4d) Licensed/registered/waivered MFT, or 5e) Registered nurse who is either staff to the program or the person directing the Services.

Client Plans will. i. a. Be provided to the Deputy Director or designee within thirty (30) days of being admitted for Services; ii. b. Be updated at least annually and are due to the Deputy Director or designee during the calendar month prior to the anniversary date or on the anniversary date of the client’s entry into the County system; iii. c. Have specific observable and/or specific quantifiable goals; iv. d. Identify the proposed type(s) of intervention; v. e. Have a proposed duration of intervention(s); and vi. f. Be signed (or electronic equivalent) by: ai) The person providing the Service(s), or bii) A person representing a team or program providing Services, or ciii) When the Client Plan is used to establish that Services are provided under the direction of an approved category of staff, and if the above staff are not of the approved category, by a: 1) Physician, 2) Licensed/registered/waivered psychologist, 3) Licensed/registered/waivered social worker, 4) Licensed/registered/waivered MFT, or 5) Registered nurse who is either staff to the program or the person directing the Services.