Evaluation and Treatment Services for Enrolled Children Sample Clauses

Evaluation and Treatment Services for Enrolled Children. The plan shall provide the medically necessary evaluation and treatment services for children referred by DCF, DJJ, and by the elementary, middle and secondary schools. The plan shall establish medically necessary children’s services in such a way as to minimize disruption of services available to high-risk populations currently served by DCF (e.g., children in delinquent programs, and other in-reach initiatives in schools and housing projects). The plan shall promptly evaluate, provide psychological testing to, and serve children (including delinquent and dependent children) referred by the department in accordance with medical necessity, and within the time limits specified in e. below. The plan shall provide court-ordered evaluation and treatment required for children who are enrollees pursuant to the specifications in the Medicaid Community Mental Health Services Coverage and Limitations Handbook. For any child receiving services through the plan, the plan must participate in all DCF or school staffing that may result in the provision of services for which the plan is responsible. The plan shall refer children to DCF when residential treatment is medically necessary. The plan shall not be responsible for providing any residential treatment for children enrolled in the plan. Placement shall be coordinated with the appropriate DCF SAMH or DJJ district program office. The plan’s case management of children in the plan is to include involvement of persons, schools, programs, networks and agencies that figure importantly in the child’s life. The plan shall make determinations about care based on a comprehensive evaluation, consultation from the above parties, as indicated, and appropriate protocols for admission and retention. The Agency shall monitor services for adequacy and conformity with agreements.
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Evaluation and Treatment Services for Enrolled Children. Adolescents (1) The Health Plan shall provide all medically necessary evaluations, psychological testing and treatment services for children/adolescents referred to the Health Plan by DCF, DJJ and by schools (elementary, middle, and secondary schools). (2) The Health Plan shall provide court-ordered evaluation and treatment required for children/adolescents who are enrollees. See specifications in the Medicaid Community Behavioral Health Services Coverage & Limitations Handbook. (3) The Health Plan or designee shall participate in all DCF or school staffings that may result in the provision of behavioral health services to an enrolled child/adolescent. (4) The Health Plan shall refer children/adolescents to DCF when residential treatment is medically necessary.
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