Common use of Recovery Services Clause in Contracts

Recovery Services. Clients may access recovery services after completing their course of 8 treatment to prevent relapse. Recovery Services are not offered for clients in the Withdrawal 9 management level of care. Recovery services may be provided face-to-face, by telephone, or by 10 telehealth with the Client and may be provided anywhere in the community. Recovery services shall be 11 made available to DMC-ODS beneficiaries when a Medical Director or LPHA has determined that 12 recovery services are medically necessary in accordance with their individualized treatment plan. The 13 components of Recovery Services are: 14 a. Outpatient counseling services in the form of individual or group counseling to stabilize 15 the Client and then reassess if the Client needs further care;

Recovery Services. Clients may access recovery services after completing their course of 8 33 treatment to prevent relapse. Recovery Services are not offered for clients in the Withdrawal 9 34 management level of care. Recovery services may be provided face-to-face, by telephone, or by 10 35 telehealth with the Client and may be provided anywhere in the community. Recovery services shall be 11 36 made available to DMC-ODS beneficiaries when a Medical Director or LPHA has determined that 12 37 1 recovery services are medically necessary in accordance with their individualized treatment plan. The 13 2 components of Recovery Services are: 14 3 a. Outpatient counseling services in the form of individual or group counseling to stabilize 15 4 the Client and then reassess if the Client needs further care;

Recovery Services. Clients may access recovery services after completing their course of 8 15 treatment to prevent relapse. Recovery Services are not offered for clients in the Withdrawal 9 16 management level of care. Recovery services may be provided face-to-face, by telephone, or by 10 17 telehealth with the Client and may be provided anywhere in the community. Recovery services shall be 11 18 made available to DMC-ODS beneficiaries when a Medical Director or LPHA has determined that 12 19 recovery services are medically necessary in accordance with their individualized treatment plan. The 13 20 components of Recovery Services are: 14 21 a. Outpatient counseling services in the form of individual or group counseling to stabilize 15 22 the Client and then reassess if the Client needs further care;

Recovery Services. Clients may access recovery services after completing their course of 8 18 treatment to prevent relapse. Recovery Services are not offered for clients in the Withdrawal 9 19 management level of care. Recovery services may be provided face-to-face, by telephone, or by 10 20 telehealth with the Client and may be provided anywhere in the community. Recovery services shall be 11 21 made available to DMC-ODS beneficiaries when a Medical Director or LPHA has determined that 12 22 recovery services are medically necessary in accordance with their individualized treatment plan. The 13 23 components of Recovery Services are: 14 24 a. Outpatient counseling services in the form of individual or group counseling to stabilize 15 25 the Client and then reassess if the Client needs further care;

Recovery Services. Clients may access recovery services after completing their course of 8 21 treatment to prevent relapse. Recovery Services are not offered for clients in the Withdrawal 9 22 management level of care. Recovery services may be provided face-to-face, by telephone, or by 10 23 telehealth with the Client and may be provided anywhere in the community. Recovery services shall be 11 24 made available to DMC-ODS beneficiaries when a Medical Director or LPHA has determined that 12 25 recovery services are medically necessary in accordance with their individualized treatment plan. The 13 26 components of Recovery Services are: 14 27 a. Outpatient counseling services in the form of individual or group counseling to stabilize 15 28 the Client and then reassess if the Client needs further care;

Recovery Services. Clients may access recovery services after completing their course of 8 20 treatment to prevent relapse. Recovery Services are not offered for clients in the Withdrawal 9 21 management level of care. Recovery services may be provided face-to-face, by telephone, or by 10 22 telehealth with the Client and may be provided anywhere in the community. Recovery services shall be 11 23 made available to DMC-ODS beneficiaries when a Medical Director or LPHA has determined that 12 24 recovery services are medically necessary in accordance with their individualized treatment plan. The 13 25 components of Recovery Services are: 14 26 a. Outpatient counseling services in the form of individual or group counseling to stabilize 15 27 the Client and then reassess if the Client needs further care;