Common use of Continuity of Care Clause in Contracts

Continuity of Care. i. Ensure recovery-oriented services are connected to a range of continuing support services beyond a substance use treatment episode. ii. Ensure that continuing support plans are developed early in the treatment episode and that recovery coaches are an integrated part of the development, initiation and follow-through process. iii. Ensure that Recovery Coaches make every effort to stay connected to participants for a minimum of 12 months by utilizing a combination of strategies including telephone, assertive outreach, and face-to-face meetings. iv. Individualize the intensity of support that participants need over time (preferably 3 times per week within the first 30-90 days). v. Implement recovery-oriented practices such as motivational interviewing. vi. Will not terminate services with participants when they experience a lapse in recovery, but continue to engage them, identify challenges to maintain recovery, and readjust their recovery plan.

Appears in 12 contracts

Samples: Hhs000128700001, Recovery Support Services Treatment Organizations Texas Targeted Opioid Response Contract, HHS Contract

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Continuity of Care. Grantee will: i. Ensure recovery-oriented services are connected to a range of continuing support services beyond a substance use treatment episode. ii. Ensure that continuing support plans are developed early in the treatment episode and that recovery coaches Recovery Coaches are an integrated part of the development, initiation and follow-through process. iii. Ensure that Recovery Coaches make every effort to stay connected to participants for a minimum of 12 months by utilizing a combination of strategies including telephone, assertive outreach, and face-to-face meetings. iv. Individualize the intensity of support that participants need over time (preferably 3 three times per week within the first 30-90 calendar days). v. Implement recovery-oriented practices such as motivational interviewing. vi. Will not Not terminate services with participants when if they experience a lapse in recoveryabstinence, but continue to engage them, identify challenges to maintain recovery, and readjust their recovery plan.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Recovery Support Services for Community Based Organizations (Rss/Cbo) Agreement

Continuity of Care. i. (1) Ensure recovery-oriented services are connected to a range of continuing support services beyond a substance use treatment episode. ii. (2) Ensure that continuing support plans are developed early in the treatment episode and that recovery coaches are an integrated part of the development, initiation and follow-through process. iii. (3) Ensure that Recovery Coaches make every effort to stay connected to participants individuals for a minimum of 12 months by utilizing a combination of strategies including telephone, assertive outreach, and face-to-face meetings. iv. (4) Individualize the intensity of support that participants individuals need over time (preferably 3 times per week within the first 30-90 days). v. (5) Implement recovery-oriented practices such as motivational interviewing. vi. (6) Will not terminate services with participants individuals when they experience a lapse in recovery, but continue to engage them, identify challenges to maintain recovery, and readjust their recovery plan.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Texas Targeted Opioid Response Grant

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Continuity of Care. Grantee shall: i. Ensure recovery-oriented services are connected to a range of continuing support services beyond a substance use treatment episode. ii. Ensure that continuing support plans are developed early in the treatment episode and that recovery coaches Recovery Coaches are an integrated part of the development, initiation and follow-through process. iii. Ensure that Recovery Coaches make every effort to stay connected to participants for a minimum of 12 months by utilizing a combination of strategies including telephone, assertive outreach, and face-to-face meetings. iv. Individualize the intensity of support that participants need over time (preferably 3 three times per week within the first 30-90 days). v. Implement recovery-oriented practices such as motivational interviewing. vi. Will not Not terminate services with participants when they experience a lapse in recoveryabstinence, but continue to engage them, identify challenges to maintain recovery, and readjust their recovery plan.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Grant Agreement

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