Documentation of Lack of Change in Behavioral Health Condition Status Sample Clauses

Documentation of Lack of Change in Behavioral Health Condition Status. If a household’s Behavioral health condition continues to impair capacity to address normal activities of daily living, and is expected to be of long duration, no additional documentation is needed. In the case that behavioral health condition status has changed, the grantee should provide documentation that led them to determine this change in status. See 3.2.1.1 Documentation of a Behavioral Health Condition for appropriate documentation standards.
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