Program Specific Services Clause Samples
The 'Program Specific Services' clause defines the particular services that will be provided under a specific program or agreement. It typically outlines the scope, nature, and any unique requirements or deliverables associated with the services, ensuring that both parties have a clear understanding of what is included. For example, it may specify tailored consulting, training, or support services that differ from standard offerings. This clause is essential for setting expectations and preventing misunderstandings by clearly delineating the services to be rendered within the context of the program.
Program Specific Services. Assisted Intervention (AI) Court Members
1. CONTRACTOR shall coordinate services within the guidelines set forth by the court.
2. CONTRACTOR shall work in a collaborative nature and create a culture and environment that shall involve all interested parties such as, but not limited to, the court, ADMINISTRATOR, Public Defender, District Attorney, Probation, Clients’ families, and the various housing operators.
3. CONTRACTOR shall perform three (3) scheduled and one (1) unscheduled drug testing each month and report any unfavorable findings to the court.
4. CONTRACTOR shall assist members in making their scheduled court dates and, in some instances, attending court hearings with the members.
5. CONTRACTOR shall develop a process for providing members with information that details the expectations of the court, the responsibilities of the members, FSP, and other partners involved in the members’ recovery, and the ultimate goal of community integration and graduation.
Program Specific Services. Enhanced Recovery Members
27 1. CONTRACTOR shall coordinate Clients’ needs and services with the Residential 28 Rehabilitation providers while the Clients are residing in Residential Rehabilitation facilities.
29 2. CONTRACTOR shall coordinate engagement services and placement of Clients into the 30 FSP with ADMINISTRATOR once Clients are identified and ready to be discharged from long-term 31 care facilities such as an IMD, Therapeutic Residential Center (TRC), or Mental Health Rehabilitation 32 Center (MHRC).
33 3. CONTRACTOR shall develop transition activities for members who are coming from an 34 IMD, TRC, or MHRC that details the expectations of the FSP, the responsibilities of the members, FSP, 35 and other partners involved in the members’ recovery, and the ultimate goal of community integration 36 and graduation. 37 //
1 4. CONTRACTOR shall have monthly meetings with ADMINISTRATOR to review 2 members’ progress and share information such as housing status, group attendance, medication 3 compliance, hospitalization, and progress towards recovery.
4 5. CONTRACTOR staff shall have a thorough understanding of LPS conservatorship, the 5 conservatorship process, and the resources and supports available for conservatees and private 6 conservators. CONTRACTOR shall train staff in the knowledge and skill set needed in working with 7 Clients on conservatorship, as well as coordinating with public and private conservators to facilitate 8 client recovery.
9 6. CONTRACTOR shall provide family support services that address the specific needs of 10 families and/or private conservators including, but not limited to, outreach and engagement, educational 11 and support groups, and family therapy. As needed, services shall be provided in the evenings and/or 12 weekends to accommodate family members’ and/or private conservators’ schedule and needs.
Program Specific Services. Court Members
21 1. Shall coordinate services within the guidelines set forth by the court.
22 2. Shall work in a collaborative and create a culture and environment that shall involve all 23 interested parties such as but not limited to the court, ADMINISTRATOR, and the various housing 24 operators.
25 3. Shall perform three (3) scheduled and one (1) unscheduled drug testing each month and 26 report any unfavorable findings to the court.
27 4. Shall assist members in making their scheduled court dates and in some instances, attending 28 court hearings with the members.
29 5. Develop transition groups for members that detail the expectations of the court, the 30 responsibilities of the members, FSP, and other partners involved in the members’ Recovery, and the 31 ultimate goal of community integration and graduation.
Program Specific Services. Enhanced Recovery Clients
3 1. CONTRACTOR shall coordinate Clients’ needs and services with the Residential 4 Rehabilitation providers while the Clients are residing in Residential Rehabilitation facilities.
5 2. CONTRACTOR shall coordinate engagement services and placement of Clients into the 6 FSP with ADMINISTRATOR once Clients are identified and ready to be discharged from long-term 7 care facilities such as an IMD, Therapeutic Residential Center (TRC), or Mental Health Rehabilitation 2. CONTRACTOR shall coordinate engagement services and placement of Clients into the FSP with ADMINISTRATOR once Clients are identified and ready to be discharged from long-term care facilities such as an Institution for Mental Disease (IMD), Therapeutic Residential Center (TRC), or 8 Center (MHRC). 9
Program Specific Services. Enhanced Recovery Members
1. CONTRACTOR shall coordinate Clients’ needs and services with the Residential Rehabilitation providers while the Clients are residing in Residential Rehabilitation facilities.
2. CONTRACTOR shall coordinate engagement services and placement of Clients into the FSP with ADMINISTRATOR once Clients are identified and ready to be discharged from long-term care facilities such as an IMD, Therapeutic Residential Center (TRC), or Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC).
3. CONTRACTOR shall develop transition activities for members who are coming from an IMD, TRC, or MHRC that details the expectations of the FSP, the responsibilities of the members, FSP, and other partners involved in the members’ recovery, and the ultimate goal of community integration and graduation.
4. CONTRACTOR shall have monthly meetings with ADMINISTRATOR to review members’ progress and share information such as housing status, group attendance, medication compliance, hospitalization, and progress towards recovery.
5. CONTRACTOR staff shall have a thorough understanding of LPS conservatorship, the conservatorship process, and the resources and supports available for conservatees and private conservators. CONTRACTOR shall train staff in the knowledge and skill set needed in working with Clients on conservatorship, as well as coordinating with public and private conservators to facilitate client recovery.
6. CONTRACTOR shall provide family support services that address the specific needs of families and/or private conservators including, but not limited to, outreach and engagement, educational and support groups, and family therapy. As needed, services shall be provided in the evenings and/or weekends to accommodate family members’ and/or private conservators’ schedule and needs.
Program Specific Services. Court ServicesMembers
35 1. Shall coordinate services within the guidelines set forth by the Court.
36 2. Shall work in a collaborative and create a culture and environment that willshall involve all 37 interested parties such as but not limited to the Court, County StaffADMINISTRATOR, and the various 1 housing operators.
2 3. Shall perform three (3) scheduled and one (1) unscheduled drug testing each month and 3 report any unfavorable findings to the Court.
4 4. Shall assist members in making their scheduled Ccourt dates and in some instances, 5 attending Court hearings with the members.
6 5. Develop transition groups for members that detail the expectations of the Court, the 7 responsibilities of the members, FSP, and other partners involved in the members’ recovery, and the 8 ultimate goal of community integration and graduation.
Program Specific Services. Enhanced Recovery Members
1. CONTRACTOR shall coordinate Clients’ needs and services with the Residential Rehabilitation providers while the Clients are residing in Residential Rehabilitation facilities.
2. CONTRACTOR shall coordinate engagement services and placement of Clients into the FSP with ADMINISTRATOR once Clients are identified and ready to be discharged from long-term 25 of 3538 EXHIBIT A X:\CONTRACTS - 2018 -\2018-2019\BH\TEL03 Enhanced Recovery FSP FY 18-19 - JC.doc TEL03BHKK19 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 1010 111 1212 1313 1414 1515 1616 1717 1818 1919 2020 2121 222 2323 2424 2525 2626 2727 2828 2929 3030 3131 3232 333 3434 3535 3636 3737 care facilities such as an IMD, Therapeutic Residential Center (TRC), or Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC).
3. CONTRACTOR shall develop transition activities for members who are coming from an IMD, TRC, or MHRC that details the expectations of the FSP, the responsibilities of the members, FSP, and other partners involved in the members’ recovery, and the ultimate goal of community integration and graduation.
4. CONTRACTOR shall have monthly meetings with ADMINISTRATOR to review members’ progress and share information such as housing status, group attendance, medication compliance, hospitalization, and progress towards recovery.
5. CONTRACTOR staff shall have a thorough understanding of LPS conservatorship, the conservatorship process, and the resources and supports available for conservatees and private conservators. CONTRACTOR shall train staff in the knowledge and skill set needed in working with Clients on conservatorship, as well as coordinating with public and private conservators to facilitate client recovery.
6. CONTRACTOR shall provide family support services that address the specific needs of families and/or private conservators including, but not limited to, outreach and engagement, educational and support groups, and family therapy. As needed, services shall be provided in the evenings and/or weekends to accommodate family members’ and/or private conservators’ schedule and needs.
Program Specific Services. Enhanced Members
9 1. Shall coordinate members’ needs and services with the Residential Rehabilitation providers 10 while the Consumers are residing in Residential Rehabilitation facilities.
11 2. Shall coordinate Engagement services and placement of Consumers into the FSP with 12 ADMINISTRATOR assigned staff once Consumers are identified and are ready to be discharged from 13 an IMD or MHRC.
14 3. Develop transition groups for members who are coming from an IMD or MHRC that details 15 the expectations of the FSP, the responsibilities of the members, FSP, and other partners involved in the 16 members’ Recovery, and the ultimate goal of community integration and graduation.
17 4. Shall have monthly meetings with ADMINISTRATOR to review members’ progress and 18 share information such as housing status, group attendance, medication compliance, hospitalization, and 19 progress towards Recovery.
Program Specific Services. Enhanced Members
23 1. Shall coordinate members’ needs and services with the Residential Rehabilitation providers 24 while the clients are residing in Residential Rehabilitation facilities.
25 2. Shall coordinate engagement services and placement of clients into the FSP with 26 CountyADMINISTRATOR assigned staff once clients are identified and are ready to be discharged from 27 an IMD or MHRC – need definition for MHRC.
28 3. Develop transition groups for members who are coming from an IMD or MHRC that details 29 the expectations of the FSP, the responsibilities of the members, FSP, and other partners involved in the 30 members’ recovery, and the ultimate goal of community integration and graduation.
31 4. Shall have monthly meetings with County assigned staffADMINISTRATOR to review 32 members’ progress and share information such as housing status, group attendance, medication 33 compliance, hospitalization, and progress towards Recovery.