Common use of Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program Clause in Contracts

Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program. This is a Hospital‐based program that provides services for at least 3 hours per day, 2 or more days per week, to treat Mental Illness or Substance Use Disorders or specializes in the treatment of co‐occurring Mental Illness and Substance Use Dis­ orders. Dual diagnosis programs offer integrated and aligned assessment, treatment and discharge planning services for treatment of severe or com­ plex co‐occurring conditions which make it unlikely that you will benefit from programs that focus solely on Mental Illness conditions. Dual diag­ nosis programs are delivered by Behavioral Health Practitioners who are cross‐trained. Intensive Outpatient Program services may be available with less intensity if you are recovering from severe and/or chronic Mental Illness and/or Substance Use Disorder conditions. If you are recovering from severe and/ or chronic Mental Illness and/or Substance Use Disorder conditions, services may include psychotherapy, pharmacotherapy, and other interven­ tions aimed at supporting recovery such as the development of recovery plans and advance directives, strategies for identifying and managing early warning signs of relapse, development of self‐management skills, and the provision of peer support services. Intensive Outpatient Programs may be used as an initial point of entry into care, as a step up from routine Outpatient services, or as a step down from acute Inpatient, residential care or a Partial Hospitalization Treatment Pro­ gram. — psychiatric care, including diagnostic services; — psychological assessment and treatment; — habilitative or rehabilitative treatment; — therapeutic care, including behavioral Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapies that provide treatment in the following areas: a) self care and feeding, b) pragmatic, receptive and expressive language, c) cognitive functioning, d) applied behavior analysis (ABA), intervention and modifi­ cation, e) motor planning and f) sensory processing. 1. a Physician has diagnosed the Congenital, Genetic or Early Acquired Dis­ order; and

Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program. This is a Hospital‐based program that provides services for at least 3 hours per day, 2 or more days per week, to treat Mental Illness or Substance Use Disorders or specializes in the treatment of co‐occurring Mental Illness and Substance Use Dis­ orders. Dual diagnosis programs offer integrated and aligned assessment, treatment and discharge planning services for treatment of severe or com­ plex co‐occurring conditions which make it unlikely that you will benefit from programs that focus solely on Mental Illness conditions. Dual diag­ nosis programs are delivered by Behavioral Health Practitioners who are cross‐trained. Intensive Outpatient Program services may be available with less intensity if you are recovering from severe and/or chronic Mental Illness and/or Substance Use Disorder conditions. If you are recovering from severe and/ or chronic Mental Illness and/or Substance Use Disorder conditions, services may include psychotherapy, pharmacotherapy, and other interven­ tions aimed at supporting recovery such as the development of recovery plans and advance directives, strategies for identifying and managing early warning signs of relapse, development of self‐management skills, and the provision of peer support services. Intensive Outpatient Programs may be used as an initial point of entry into care, as a step up from routine Outpatient services, or as a step down from acute Inpatient, residential care or a Partial Hospitalization Treatment Pro­ gram. GB‐16 HCSC 45 — psychiatric care, including diagnostic services; — psychological assessment and treatment; — habilitative or rehabilitative treatment; — therapeutic care, including behavioral Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapies that provide treatment in the following areas: a) self care and feeding, b) pragmatic, receptive and expressive language, c) cognitive functioning, d) applied behavior analysis (ABA), intervention and modifi­ cation, e) motor planning and f) sensory processing. 1. a Physician has diagnosed the Congenital, Genetic or Early Acquired Dis­ order; and

Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program. This is a Hospital‐based program that provides services for at least 3 hours per day, 2 or more days per week, to treat Mental Illness or Substance Use Disorders or specializes in the treatment of co‐occurring Mental Illness and Substance Use Dis­ orders. Dual diagnosis programs offer integrated and aligned assessment, treatment and discharge planning services for treatment of severe or com­ plex co‐occurring conditions which make it unlikely that you will benefit from programs that focus solely on Mental Illness conditions. Dual diag­ nosis diagnos­ is programs are delivered by Behavioral Health Practitioners who are cross‐trained. Intensive Outpatient Program services may be available with less intensity if you are recovering from severe and/or chronic Mental Illness and/or Substance Sub­ stance Use Disorder conditions. If you are recovering from severe and/ or and/or chronic Mental Illness and/or Substance Use Disorder conditions, services may include psychotherapy, pharmacotherapy, and other interven­ tions interventions aimed at supporting recovery such as the development of recovery plans and advance directives, strategies for identifying and managing early warning signs of relapse, development of self‐management skills, and the provision of peer support services. Intensive Outpatient Programs may be used as an initial point of entry into care, as a step up from routine Outpatient services, or as a step down from acute Inpatient, residential care or a Partial Hospitalization Treatment Pro­ gram. — psychiatric care, including diagnostic services; — psychological assessment and treatment; — habilitative or rehabilitative treatment; — therapeutic care, including behavioral Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapies that provide treatment in the following areas: a) self care and feeding, b) pragmatic, receptive and expressive language, c) cognitive functioningfunc­ tioning, d) applied behavior analysis (ABA), intervention and modifi­ cationmodification, e) motor planning and f) sensory processing. 1. a Physician has diagnosed the Congenital, Genetic or Early Acquired Dis­ order; and

Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program. This is a Hospital‐based program that provides services for at least 3 hours per day, 2 or more days per week, to treat Mental Illness or Substance Use Disorders or specializes in the treatment of co‐occurring Mental Illness and Substance Use Dis­ orders. Dual diagnosis programs offer integrated and aligned assessment, treatment and discharge planning services for treatment of severe or com­ plex co‐occurring conditions which make it unlikely that you will benefit from programs that focus solely on Mental Illness conditions. Dual diag­ nosis programs are delivered by Behavioral Health Practitioners who are cross‐trained. Intensive Outpatient Program services may be available with less intensity if you are recovering from severe and/or chronic Mental Illness and/or Substance Use Disorder conditions. If you are recovering from severe and/ or chronic Mental Illness and/or Substance Use Disorder conditions, services may include psychotherapy, pharmacotherapy, and other interven­ tions aimed at supporting recovery such as the development of recovery plans and advance directives, strategies for identifying and managing early warning signs of relapse, development of self‐management skills, and the provision of peer support services. Intensive Outpatient Programs may be used as an initial point of entry into care, as a step up from routine Outpatient services, or as a step down from acute Inpatient, residential care or a Partial Hospitalization Treatment Pro­ gram. GB‐16 HCSC 44 — psychiatric care, including diagnostic services; — psychological assessment and treatment; — habilitative or rehabilitative treatment; — therapeutic care, including behavioral Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapies that provide treatment in the following areas: a) self care and feeding, b) pragmatic, receptive and expressive language, c) cognitive functioning, d) applied behavior analysis (ABA), intervention and modifi­ cation, e) motor planning and f) sensory processing. 1. a Physician has diagnosed the Congenital, Genetic or Early Acquired Dis­ order; and

Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program. This is a Hospital‐based program that provides services for at least 3 hours per day, 2 or more days per week, to treat Mental Illness or Substance Use Disorders or specializes in the treatment of co‐occurring Mental Illness and Substance Use Dis­ orders. Dual diagnosis programs offer integrated and aligned assessment, treatment and discharge planning services for treatment of severe or com­ plex co‐occurring conditions which make it unlikely that you will benefit from programs that focus solely on Mental Illness conditions. Dual diag­ nosis diagno­ sis programs are delivered by Behavioral Health Practitioners who are cross‐trained. Intensive Outpatient Program services may be available with less intensity if you are recovering from severe and/or chronic Mental Illness and/or Substance Sub­ stance Use Disorder conditions. If you are recovering from severe and/ or and/or chronic Mental Illness and/or Substance Use Disorder conditions, services may include psychotherapy, pharmacotherapy, and other interven­ tions interventions aimed at supporting recovery such as the development of recovery plans and advance directives, strategies for identifying and managing early warning signs of relapse, development of self‐management skills, and the provision of peer support services. IL‐G‐H‐OF‐2016 51 Intensive Outpatient Programs may be used as an initial point of entry into care, as a step up from routine Outpatient services, or as a step down from acute Inpatient, residential care or a Partial Hospitalization Treatment Pro­ gram. — psychiatric care, including diagnostic services; — psychological assessment and treatment; — habilitative or rehabilitative treatment; — therapeutic care, including behavioral Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapies that provide treatment in the following areas: a) self care and feeding, b) pragmatic, receptive and expressive language, c) cognitive functioningfunc­ tioning, d) applied behavior analysis (ABA), intervention and modifi­ cationmodification, e) motor planning and f) sensory processing. 1. a Physician has diagnosed the Congenital, Genetic or Early Acquired Dis­ order; and