Common use of PROGRAM CERTIFICATION Clause in Contracts

PROGRAM CERTIFICATION. In performing the services described in the Exhibits, Contractor shall perform the following services and abide by the following provisions: A. Program Requirements: 1. Commence new program services no later than 90 days after initiation of any start-up activities that are funded by County. 2. Make use of available community resources, including recreational resources. 3. Operate program(s) during times that provide reasonable accessibility for program participants with hours of operation posted in a conspicuous location. 4. Perform outreach activities to encourage individuals in need of alcohol and/or other drug services to reach these services. B. Program participants who fall into the following categories will be considered to have a co-occurring disorder. Contractor will abide by the following definitions and protocol for such individuals: 1. Definition of co-occurring disorder: a. An individual is considered to have a co-occurring disorder if they have both a DSM-IV mental health diagnosis and a DSM-IV substance use disorder diagnosis. These diagnoses, along with assessment of current acuity of symptoms and behavioral management issues, will be considered when determining the appropriate level of care for each client. These individuals may or may not be in prescribed medications. b. Individuals who have a diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder, Mental Retardation, Learning Disorders, Autistic Disorders, Delirium, Dementia or Amnestic and other Cognitive Disorders and Substance Use Disorders, but none of the psychiatric diagnoses noted above, are considered to have a co-occurring disorder for the purposes of this protocol. C. Administrative Requirements: 1. Provide statistical information upon reasonable request of County.

PROGRAM CERTIFICATION. In performing the services described in the Exhibits, Contractor shall perform the following services and abide by the following provisions: A. Program Requirements: 1. Commence new program services no later than 90 days after initiation of any start-up activities that are funded by County. 2. Make use of available community resources, including recreational resources. 3. Operate program(s) during times that provide reasonable accessibility for program participants with hours of operation posted in a conspicuous location. 4. Perform outreach activities to encourage individuals in need of alcohol and/or other drug services to reach these services. B. Program participants who fall into the following categories will be considered to have a co-occurring disorder. Contractor will abide by the following definitions and protocol for such individuals: 1. Definition of co-occurring disorder: a. An individual is considered to have a co-occurring disorder if they have both a DSM-IV mental health diagnosis and a DSM-IV substance use disorder diagnosis. These diagnoses, along with assessment of current acuity of symptoms and behavioral management issues, will be considered when determining the appropriate level of care for each client. These individuals may or may not be in prescribed medications. b. Individuals who have a diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder, Mental Retardation, Learning Disorders, Autistic Disorders, Delirium, Dementia or Amnestic and other Cognitive Disorders and Substance Use Disorders, but none of the psychiatric diagnoses noted above, are considered to have a co-co- occurring disorder for the purposes of this protocol. C. Administrative Requirements: 1. Provide statistical information upon reasonable request of County.

PROGRAM CERTIFICATION. In performing the services described in the Exhibits, Contractor shall perform the following services and abide by the following provisions: A. Program Requirements: 1. Commence new program services no later than 90 days after initiation of any start-start- up activities that are funded by County. 2. Make use of available community resources, including recreational resources. 3. Operate program(s) during times that provide reasonable accessibility for program participants with hours of operation posted in a conspicuous location. 4. Perform outreach activities to encourage individuals in need of alcohol and/or other drug services to reach these services. B. Program participants who fall into the following categories will be considered to have a co-occurring disorder. Contractor will abide by the following definitions and protocol for such individuals: 1. Definition of co-occurring disorder: a. An individual is considered to have a co-occurring disorder if they have both a DSM-IV mental health diagnosis and a DSM-IV substance use disorder diagnosis. These diagnoses, along with assessment of current acuity of symptoms and behavioral management issues, will be considered when determining the appropriate level of care for each client. These individuals may or may not be in prescribed medications. b. Individuals who have a diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder, Mental Retardation, Learning Disorders, Autistic Disorders, Delirium, Dementia or Amnestic and other Cognitive Disorders and Substance Use Disorders, but none of the psychiatric diagnoses noted above, are considered to have a co-co- occurring disorder for the purposes of this protocol. C. Administrative Requirements: 1. Provide statistical information upon reasonable request of County.

PROGRAM CERTIFICATION. In performing the services described in the Exhibits, Contractor shall perform the following services and abide by the following provisions: A. Program Requirements: 1. Commence new program services no later than 90 days after initiation of any start-up activities that are funded by County. 21. Make use of available community resources, including recreational resources. 32. Operate program(s) during times that provide reasonable accessibility for program participants with hours of operation posted in a conspicuous location. 43. Perform outreach activities to encourage individuals in need of alcohol and/or other drug services to reach these services. B. Program participants who fall into the following categories will be considered to have a co-occurring disorder. Contractor will abide by the following definitions and protocol for such individuals: 1. Definition of co-occurring disorder: a. An individual is considered to have a co-occurring disorder if they have both a DSM-IV mental health diagnosis and a DSM-IV substance use disorder diagnosis. These diagnoses, along with assessment of current acuity of symptoms and behavioral management issues, will be considered when determining the appropriate level of care for each client. These individuals may or may not be in prescribed medications. b. Individuals who have a diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder, Mental Retardation, Learning Disorders, Autistic Disorders, Delirium, Dementia or Amnestic and other Cognitive Disorders and Substance Use Disorders, but none of the psychiatric diagnoses noted above, are considered to have a co-co- occurring disorder for the purposes of this protocol. C. Administrative Requirements: 1. Provide statistical information upon reasonable request of County.

PROGRAM CERTIFICATION. In performing the services described in the Exhibits, Contractor shall perform the following services and abide by the following provisions: A. Program Requirements: 1. Commence new program services no later than 90 days after initiation of any start-up activities that are funded by County. 2. Make use of available community resources, including recreational resources. 3. Operate program(s) during times that provide reasonable accessibility for program participants with hours of operation posted in a conspicuous location. 4. Perform outreach activities to encourage individuals in need of alcohol and/or other drug services to reach these services. B. Program participants who fall into the following categories will be considered to have a co-co- occurring disorder. Contractor will abide by the following definitions and protocol for such individuals: 1. Definition of co-occurring disorder: a. An individual is considered to have a co-occurring disorder if they have both a DSM-DSM- IV mental health diagnosis and a DSM-IV substance use disorder diagnosis. These diagnoses, along with assessment of current acuity of symptoms and behavioral management issues, will be considered when determining the appropriate level of care for each client. These individuals may or may not be in prescribed medications. b. Individuals who have a diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder, Mental Retardation, Learning Disorders, Autistic Disorders, Delirium, Dementia or Amnestic and other Cognitive Disorders and Substance Use Disorders, but none of the psychiatric diagnoses noted above, are considered to have a co-occurring disorder for the purposes of this protocol. C. Administrative Requirements: 1. Provide statistical information upon reasonable request of County.

PROGRAM CERTIFICATION. In performing the services described in the Exhibits, Contractor shall perform the following services and abide by the following provisions: A. Program Requirements: 1. Commence new program services no later than 90 days after initiation of any start-up activities that are funded by County. 2. Make use of available community resources, including recreational resources. 3. Operate program(s) during times that provide reasonable accessibility for program participants with hours of operation posted in a conspicuous location. 4. Perform outreach activities to encourage individuals in need of alcohol and/or other drug services to reach these services. B. Program participants who fall into the following categories will be considered to have a co-co- occurring disorder. Contractor will abide by the following definitions and protocol for such individuals: 1. Definition of co-occurring disorder: a. An individual is considered to have a co-occurring disorder if they have both a DSM-IV mental health diagnosis and a DSM-IV substance use disorder diagnosis. These diagnoses, along with assessment of current acuity of symptoms and behavioral management issues, will be considered when determining the appropriate level of care for each client. These individuals may or may not be in prescribed medications. b. Individuals who have a diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder, Mental Retardation, Learning Disorders, Autistic Disorders, Delirium, Dementia or Amnestic and other Cognitive Disorders and Substance Use Disorders, but none of the psychiatric diagnoses noted above, are considered to have a co-occurring disorder for the purposes of this protocol. C. Administrative Requirements: 1. Provide statistical information upon reasonable request of County.

PROGRAM CERTIFICATION. In performing the services described in the Exhibits, Contractor shall perform the following services and abide by the following provisions: A. Program Requirements: 1. Commence new program services no later than 90 days after initiation of any start-up activities that are funded by County. 21. Make use of available community resources, including recreational resources. 32. Operate program(s) during times that provide reasonable accessibility for program participants with hours of operation posted in a conspicuous location. 43. Perform outreach activities to encourage individuals in need of alcohol and/or other drug services to reach these services. B. Program participants who fall into the following categories will be considered to have a co-co- occurring disorder. Contractor will abide by the following definitions and protocol for such individuals: 1. Definition of co-occurring disorder: a. An individual is considered to have a co-occurring disorder if they have both a DSM-DSM- IV mental health diagnosis and a DSM-IV substance use disorder diagnosis. These diagnoses, along with assessment of current acuity of symptoms and behavioral management issues, will be considered when determining the appropriate level of care for each client. These individuals may or may not be in prescribed medications. b. Individuals who have a diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder, Mental Retardation, Learning Disorders, Autistic Disorders, Delirium, Dementia or Amnestic and other Cognitive Disorders and Substance Use Disorders, but none of the psychiatric diagnoses noted above, are considered to have a co-occurring disorder for the purposes of this protocol. C. Administrative Requirements: 1. Provide statistical information upon reasonable request of County.

PROGRAM CERTIFICATION. In performing the services described in the Exhibits, Contractor shall perform the following services and abide by the following provisions: A. Program Requirements: 1. Commence new program services no later than 90 days after initiation of any start-start- up activities that are funded by County. 2. Make use of available community resources, including recreational resources. 3. Operate program(s) during times that provide reasonable accessibility for program participants with hours of operation posted in a conspicuous location. 4. Perform outreach activities to encourage individuals in need of alcohol and/or other drug services to reach these services. B. Program participants who fall into the following categories will be considered to have a co-occurring disorder. Contractor will abide by the following definitions and protocol for such individuals: 1. Definition of co-occurring disorder: a. An individual is considered to have a co-occurring disorder if they have both a DSM-IV mental health diagnosis and a DSM-IV substance use disorder diagnosis. These diagnoses, along with assessment of current acuity of symptoms and behavioral management issues, will be considered when determining the appropriate level of care for each client. These individuals may or may not be in prescribed medications. b. Individuals who have a diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder, Mental Retardation, Learning Disorders, Autistic Disorders, Delirium, Dementia or Amnestic and other Cognitive Disorders and Substance Use Disorders, but none of the psychiatric diagnoses noted above, are considered to have a co-occurring disorder for the purposes of this protocol. C. Administrative Requirements: 1. Provide statistical information upon reasonable request of County.

PROGRAM CERTIFICATION. In performing the services described in the Exhibits, Contractor shall perform the following services and abide by the following provisions: A. Program Requirements: 1. Commence new program services no later than 90 days after initiation of any start-up activities that are funded by County. 2. Make use of available community resources, including recreational resources. 3. Operate program(s) during times that provide reasonable accessibility for program participants with hours of operation posted in a conspicuous location. 4. Perform outreach activities to encourage individuals in need of alcohol and/or other drug services to reach these services. B. Program participants who fall into the following categories will be considered to have a co-occurring disorder. Contractor will abide by the following definitions and protocol for such individuals: 1. Definition of co-occurring disorder: a. An individual is considered to have a co-occurring disorder if they have both a DSM-IV mental health diagnosis and a DSM-DSM- IV substance use disorder diagnosis. These diagnoses, along with assessment of current acuity of symptoms and behavioral management issues, will be considered when determining the appropriate level of care for each client. These individuals may or may not be in prescribed medications. b. Individuals who have a diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder, Mental Retardation, Learning Disorders, Autistic Disorders, Delirium, Dementia or Amnestic and other Cognitive Disorders and Substance Use Disorders, but none of the psychiatric diagnoses noted above, are considered to have a co-occurring disorder for the purposes of this protocol. C. Administrative Requirements: 1. Provide statistical information upon reasonable request of County.