Level of Care Guidelines Sample Clauses

Level of Care Guidelines. 6.1.1. The Contractor must establish written policies and procedures for authorization of behavioral health services that supports Great Rivers’ Level of Care Guidelines.
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Level of Care Guidelines. The Contractor and its subcontractors shall establish written policies and procedures for authorization of Behavioral Health services. Maintain written utilization management criteria that include the Mental Health Access to Care Standards and ASAM Levels of Care placement criteria. The Contractor’s Level of Care Guidelines shall be provided to DSHS upon request. DSHS reserves the right to request changes to the Contractor’s Level of Care Guidelines. The Contractor shall use these policies for making decisions about scope, duration, intensity and continuation of services. The Level of Care Guidelines shall include:
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Level of Care Guidelines. “Level of Care Guidelines” is a set of guidelines for placement, continued stay and transfer or discharge of individuals with SUD and co-occurring conditions.
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Level of Care Guidelines. The Contractor and its subcontractors must establish written policies and procedures for authorization of Behavioral Health services, and maintain written utilization management criteria that include Level of Care G uidelines that reflect both the Access to Care Standards for Behavioral Health Organizations and the ASAM criteria.
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