Mental Health Targeted Case Management. Services designed to assist Enrollees with gaining access to needed medical, social, educational, and other services and supports. Enrollees are eligible to receive these services based on a standardized Strengths Assessment (ANSA).
Mental Health Targeted Case Management a. The Health Plan shall provide targeted case management services to children/adolescents with serious emotional disturbances and adults with a severe and persistent mental illness as defined below. The Health Plan shall either develop its own targeted case management certification program or approve a provider training program that meets the criteria in the Medicaid Mental Health Targeted Case Management Coverage and Limitations Handbook. The Health Plan may accept a provider’s mental health targeted case management certification program if it was approved by the Agency or another health plan. The Health Plan shall maintain documentation of such approval and provider certification.
Mental Health Targeted Case Management a. The Health Plan must provide targeted Case Management services to Children/Adolescents with serious emotional disturbances and adults with a severe mental illness as defined below. The Health Plan shall meet the intent of the services as outlined below and in the Medicaid Mental Health Targeted Case Management Coverage and Limitations Handbook. The Health Plan shall set criteria and clinical guidelines for Case Management services. Service limits and criteria developed cannot be more restrictive than those in Medicaid policy and as stated below. At a minimum, case management services are to incorporate the principles of a strengths-based approach. Strengths-based case management services are an alternative service modality for working with individuals and families. This method stresses building on the strengths of individuals that can be used to resolve current problems and issues, countering more traditional approaches that focus almost exclusively on individuals’ deficits or needs.
Mental Health Targeted Case Management a. The PSN must provide targeted Case Management services to Children/Adolescents with serious emotional disturbances and adults with a severe mental illness as defined below. The PSN shall meet the intent of the services as outlined below and in the Medicaid Mental Health Targeted Case Management Coverage and Limitations Handbook. The PSN shall set criteria and clinical guidelines for Case Management services. Service limits and criteria developed cannot be more restrictive than those in Medicaid policy and as stated below. At a minimum, case management services are to incorporate the principles of a strengths- based approach. Strengths-based case management services are an alternative service modality for working with individuals and families. This method stresses building on the strengths of individuals that can be used to resolve current problems and issues, countering more traditional approaches that focus almost exclusively on individuals’ deficits or needs.
