Monitored Visitation Sample Clauses

Monitored Visitation. A monitored visit consists of a CLIENT and another person or 13 persons closely observed by one (1) monitor. Services for monitored visits 14 will be provided in accordance with the following guidelines.
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Monitored Visitation. A monitored visit consists of CLIENT(S) and VISITOR(S) closely observed by at least one (1) monitor. Services for monitored visits shall be provided in accordance with the following guidelines. CONTRACTOR shall: 4.8.1 Accommodate the ordered visitation schedule, which could last from one (1) to six (6) hours per visit, up to four (4) times per week or as specified by the referral. 4.8.2 Coordinate visits to take place at the CLIENT's residence, CONTRACTOR's facility, Family Resource Centers, SSA offices or a location mutually agreed upon by the SSW and involved parties. 4.8.3 Review the "Monitored/Supervised Visitation Agreement" form, provided by ADMINISTRATOR, with VISITOR(S) and obtain VISITOR's signature before visitation occurs. In the event VISITOR DocuSign Envelope ID: F72AAA7D-5C0A-40BD-8888-7D72E527E8FB refuses to sign the "Monitored/Supervised Visitation Agreement," CONTRACTOR shall continue with visitation and inform SSW by telephone within two (2) business days of refusal. 4.8.4 Terminate the visit, should a VISITOR fail to comply with the orders of the Court regarding topics not to be discussed during visitation, or fail to follow guidelines of the "Monitored/Supervised Visitation Agreement." 4.8.5 Provide a written summary of each visit to the SSW, within five (5) business days after the visit, which must be approved in writing by CONTRACTOR's Program Supervisor. The summary shall be submitted on the "Monitored Visitation Summary" form, which format shall be mutually agreed upon by CONTRACTOR and ADMINISTRATOR. 4.8.6 Oversee the visit face-to-face and be continuously present, within both sight and hearing distance, for the entire visit. 4.8.7 Prohibit the discussion of certain topics between the CLIENT(S) and VISITOR(S) when specified on the referral or verbally prohibited by the SSW. 4.8.8 Document observations from each visit, including no shows, and submit to Program Supervisor for review and signature. 4.8.9 Meet with each VISITOR after the visit to discuss the visit and provide an opportunity for coaching and feedback.
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Monitored Visitation. A monitored visit consists of CLIENT(S) and VISITOR(S) closely 17 observed by at least one (1) monitor. Services for monitored visits shall be 18 provided in accordance with the following guidelines. CONTRACTOR shall: 19 4.2.1 Monitor visits between VISITOR(S) and CLIENT(S), in 20 accordance with the Juvenile Court order(s), CLIENT’s case plan, or 21 ADMINISTRATOR's request. 22 4.2.2 Apply techniques to promote positive visits, and 23 intervene, when necessary, to protect the best interests of CLIENT(S). 24 4.2.3 Accommodate the ordered visitation schedule, which could 25 last from one (1) to six (6) hours per visit, up to four (4) times per week as 26 specified by the referral. 27 4.2.4 Contact CLIENT's caregiver and VISITOR(S) within three 28 (3) business days of receipt of referral to schedule the date and time of the (CMK0418) Page 4 of 34 (March 26, 2018) 1 monitored visit. Additionally, if a case is placed on a wait list that will 2 delay the visit beyond fourteen (14) calendar days from that initial contact, 3 CONTRACTOR shall communicate with CLIENT's caregiver and VISITOR(S) to update 4 them within three (3) business days once the visit date is scheduled. 5 CONTRACTOR shall provide contact every other week with the CLIENT’s caregiver 6 and VISITOR(S) on status of wait list. 7 4.2.5 Notify the SSW of the scheduled visit date and time. 8 4.2.6 Notify CLIENT(S), VISITOR(S), and SSW of the anticipated 9 service start date if the start of services will be delayed. 10 4.2.7 Oversee the monitored visit face-to-face and be 11 continuously present, within both sight and hearing distance, for the entire 12 visit. 13 4.2.8 Prohibit the discussion of certain topics between the 14 CLIENT(S) and VISITOR(S) when specified on the referral or verbally prohibited 15 by the SSW. 16 4.2.9 Terminate the visit, should a VISITOR fail to comply with 17 the orders of the Court regarding topics not to be discussed during 18 visitation, or fail to follow guidelines for the “Monitored Visitation
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Monitored Visitation. Case notes reflecting dates of telephone contacts with 16 SSW, CLIENT or VISITOR(S) for Supervised Visitation,
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