Outpatient Mental Health Services. Benefits are provided for professional (Physician) office vis- its for the diagnosis and treatment of Mental Health Condi- tions in the individual, family or group setting. Non-Routine Outpatient Mental Health Services Benefits are provided for Outpatient Facility and professional services for the diagnosis and treatment of Mental Health Conditions. These services may also be provided in the of- fice, home, or other non-institutional setting. Non-Routine Outpatient Mental Health Services include, but may not be limited to, the following:
Outpatient Mental Health Services. 2.7.2.4.1 The CONTRACTOR shall ensure that outpatient mental health providers (including providers of intensive outpatient and providers of partial hospitalization services) serving children, youth and adults separate members by age and render developmental age appropriate services.
Outpatient Mental Health Services. The provision of appropriate mental health care and supportive services for those offenders with mental illness who are able to be housed and function in the general prison population, as required by IDOC Administrative Directive 04.04.100.
Outpatient Mental Health Services. Measure: Documentation of incidental note on DC4-642 Chronological Record of Outpatient Mental Health Care and DC6-236 Inmate Request in the health record. Standard: Achievement of outcome must meet ninety-five percent (95%). Reference: HSB: 15.05.18 Outpatient Mental Health Services, Section V, A.
Outpatient Mental Health Services. Section V.
Outpatient Mental Health Services. (A) The outpatient services listed in this Article 1.1.4(B) are Covered Services for Traditional and Non-Traditional Medicaid Enrollees. Coverage of outpatient services for Non-Traditional Enrollees are subject to the limitations found in Article 1.1.8 of this Attachment C.
Outpatient Mental Health Services. Mental Health services provided to a client in a clinic or community setting on a voluntary basis. Recovery Model: Recovery for the intent of this policy is defined by Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), as a process of change through which clients improve their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full potential by way of the four major dimensions that support a life in recovery:
Outpatient Mental Health Services. Goal: To maintain clients at the current or reduced level of placement. Objective: At least ninety-five percent (95%) of children served will be maintained in their current or reduced level of placement during their course of treatment. Data to be collected by Contractor.
Outpatient Mental Health Services. When an inmate is referred for observation, pursuant to the above procedures, the Licensed Nurse shall complete a patient assessment on Form DC4-683A, Mental Health Emergency Protocol; Form DC4-529, Staff Request/Referral; and Form DC4- 781M, Emergency Nursing Log. The Contractor’s Mental Health staff shall direct FDC Security to place the inmate in an IMR, or OC, if an IMR is not available. After- hours, a Licensed Nurse may provide direction to place the inmate. The Licensed Nurse shall obtain a verbal order from the On-Call Clinician and document the order on Form DC4-714B, Physician’s Order Sheet. When the inmate is housed in an IMR or an OC in the Infirmary, the Contractor’s medical staff shall observe the inmate at the frequency specified in the SHOS order (either every 15 minutes or continuously). If the cell is located within a housing unit, FDC will be responsible for observing the inmate. Staff will document observations of inmates on SHOS every 15 minutes on Form DC4-650, Observation Checklist. Licensed Nursing staff shall complete a patient assessment once every eight (8) hours and document on Form DC4-673B, Mental Health Daily Nursing Evaluation. ggg. IC-059 Psychiatric Restraint Use:
Outpatient Mental Health Services. Credentialed qualified mental health staff shall deliver individual and/or clinical group therapy to best meet the inmate’s identified clinical needs. Counseling (individual and/or group) will be offered to all inmates on the mental health case load, as clinically indicated, but no less than every 60 days. Counseling services shall be offered to inmates with a current diagnosis of Schizophrenia or other psychotic disorders, including disorders with psychotic features, at least every 60 days. Each permanent institution will offer group interventions, as clinically indicated, that are designed to meet the needs of inmates who are eligible for ongoing outpatient services.
