Psychiatric Care Clause Samples

Psychiatric Care. For Non-Acute Psychiatric Jail Residents, the City shall pay a Psychiatric Care Surcharge of $XXX for each Surcharge Day.

Psychiatric Care a. Woodbridge shall ensure that each resident at Woodbridge with mental illness is provided a psychiatric assessment that meets the resident's needs and is consistent with professional judgment. b. Woodbridge shall ensure that each resident receiving psychotropic medications is assessed by a qualified psychiatrist at least annually and other residents with a mental illness will be assessed as clinically indicated in accordance with professional judgment. c. Woodbridge shall provide an appropriate diagnosis for each resident with mental illness and develop a treatment plan that meets each resident's needs. Woodbridge shall provide adequate behavioral and other data to psychiatrists to better facilitate adequate and appropriate psychiatric treatment for each person. d. Woodbridge shall adequately and appropriately implement the resident's treatment plan. Psychiatric services shall be developed and implemented in close collaboration with Woodbridge’s psychologists so as to provide coordinated behavioral care. e. Psychotropic medication shall be used only in accordance with accepted professional judgment. Woodbridge shall ensure that no resident receives psychotropic medication without an accompanying behavior program unless it is documented by the appropriate professionals that the resident has not benefitted from a behavior program. f. Woodbridge shall have a qualified professional monitor the effectiveness of all psychiatric treatments including the use of psychotropic medications on a quarterly basis and whenever appropriate revise the treatment regimen in a timely manner.

Psychiatric Care. For Non-Acute Psychiatric Jail Residents, the Port shall pay a Psychiatric Care Surcharge of $XXX for each Surcharge Day.

Psychiatric Care. This level of care is designed for clients who have failed placements in lower levels of care and need daily prompts, and possible 1:1 supervision. This level of care is designed to include all the basic program requirements and level 1-2 services (listed above). Clients in this level of care may have the following conditions and/or require the following additional interventions: provide intense 1: 1 supervision for conditions, such as polydipsia, PICA, fall risk, unsafe gait, or putting other clients at risk; clients may require 1: 1 supervision during meals due to choking hazards or disruptive behaviors. Client will require special observations for high-risk behavior or a safety watch, clients requiring physical therapy that is not covered (client doesn’t have Medicare part B), clients with an unsafe gait or frequent falls requiring additional supervision, assistance, alarms, clients requiring intensive behavioral interventions. 9.1.1. Frequent 1:1 supervision 9.1.2. Consultation of outside specialists 9.1.3. Individual and group counseling with LCSW

Psychiatric Care any act of Euthanasia, including without limitation, passive-Euthanasia, active-Euthanasia, mercy killing, or physician-assisted suicide

Psychiatric Care. Psychiatric care and/or counselling costs for any Insured Person physically present during the Incident or of a member of an Insured Person’s immediate family if the Insured Person is killed during the Incident, applicable only to such expenses incurred within three hundred and sixty-five (365) days of the Incident.

Psychiatric Care. This level of care is designed to include all the basic program requirements and include the treatment and interventions described below:

Psychiatric Care. This level of care is designed for clients who have failed placements in lower level and who need daily prompts and interventions. This level of care is designed to include all the basic program requirements and level I services (listed above). Clients in this level of care may have the following conditions and/or require the following additional interventions: clients with assaultive behavior; constant yelling, grunting, and shouting; clients exhibiting sexual inappropriateness and vulnerability; clients who provoke unwanted attention to themselves; impaired long term and short-term memory due to dementia or other cognitive conditions; on-going behavioral issues that require constant prompting; clients with extreme anxiety and depression that require constant monitoring; clients who are internally preoccupied and require constant redirection. 8.1.1. Medication compliance requires extensive behavioral treatment modalities 8.1.2. Behavior modification program using individual treatment plans as indicated by severity of behaviors 8.1.3. May require monthly physician support 8.1.4. Prior placement failures 8.1.5. Assisted supervised dining program 8.1.6. Socially inappropriate 8.1.7. Direct assist with ADL’s r/t behaviors 8.1.8. May need Clozaril administration and monitoring 8.1.9. One hour or 30 minute safety checks