Residential Treatment Services. 1. Residential services are provided in DHCS or DSS licensed residential facilities that also have DMC certification and have been designated by DHCS as capable of delivering care consistent with ASAM treatment criteria.
2. Residential services can be provided in facilities with no bed capacity limit.
3. The length of residential services range from 1 to 90 days with a 90-day maximum for adults and 30-day maximum for adolescents per 365-day period; unless medical necessity authorizes a one-time extension of up to 30 days per 365-day period.
i. Only two non-continuous 90-day regimens may be authorized in a one-year period (365 days). The average length of stay for residential services is 30 days.
ii. Perinatal beneficiaries shall receive a length of stay for the duration of their pregnancy, plus 60 days postpartum.
iii. Adolescent beneficiaries shall receive a longer length of stay, if found to be medically necessary.
Residential Treatment Services. All requests must be submitted following documentation in the client’s record of the following:
Residential Treatment Services. For each reauthorization request, the Contractor must submit all documentation as stated previously in Section 5.C (Submit Authorization Request to QCM). As indicated, QCM will consult with the Contractor on continued eligibility, ongoing presence of Medical Necessity, and discharge planning and transition to a lower level of care (if appropriate).
Residential Treatment Services. ASAM Level 3.1 - Clinically Managed Low-Intensity Residential Services. Residential Treatment services shall consist of non-medical, short-term services provided 24/7 in a residential program that provides rehabilitation services to clients with a substance use disorder diagnosis, when determined by a Medical Director or LPHA as medically necessary. Residential Treatment Level 3.1 includes 24-hour structure with trained and credentialed personnel providing clinically directed program activities and professionally directed treatments to stabilize and maintain substance use disorder (SUD) symptoms, develop and apply recovery skills, and preparation for outpatient treatment.
1. Contractor shall ensure that ASAM Level 3.1 services are provided the following services: Assessment, Care Coordination, Clinician Consultation, Counseling (individual and group), Family Therapy, Medication Services, MAT for OUD, MAT for AUD and other non-opioid SUDs, Patient Education, Peer Support, Recovery Services and SUD Crisis Intervention Services as described in Exhibit A-3, Section 3 Services, A 1-11.
2. Services must be provided in compliance with Department Policy #7.007 Drug Med-Cal Organized Delivery System (DMC-ODS) Residential Treatment Services.
Residential Treatment Services. Treatment plans which shall be documented in the Participant’s record within fourteen (14) Treatment Services for substance use disorders
Residential Treatment Services. Residential services are provided in DHCS or DSS licensed residential facilities that also have DMC certification and have been designated by DHCS as capable of delivering care consistent with ASAM treatment criteria.
Residential Treatment Services. C.6.1 The Provider shall provide or maintain the ability to provide a broad spectrum of developmentally sound programs and services that are certified and/or licensed to meet the diverse, unique needs of the committed and detained youth and their families.
C.6.2 The provider shall develop and provide residential treatment services, at a minimum, include the following services in support of the habilitation of each youth:
Residential Treatment Services. The parties hereto agree that the residential treatment services provided pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement shall comply with any and all applicable local, state and federal laws, regulations, standards and requirements. The residential treatment services provided pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement shall include, without limitation, all of the following:
1. Provision of housing, utilities and daily personal essentials, including, without limitation, shampoo, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, hairbrushes and razors.
2. Provision of residential treatment services, including, without limitation: cognitive behavioral, habilitative and rehabilitative therapy; preventive and primary health care; general health, medication, nutrition, parenting and practical life skill education; social, recreational, physical fitness and spiritual activities; employment training; personal substance use disorder treatment and anger management workbook development; and advocacy, referral, collateral and tuberculosis testing services, for a period of ninety (90) days, as appropriate. Residential treatment services extending beyond thirty (30) days shall require written approval from COUNTY, with appropriate documentation reflecting such approval in the client’s treatment file.
3. Provision of one (1) individual intake assessment in which program regulations, significant drug and/or criminal history, previous drug treatment results and current treatment plans and goals are discussed with the client.
4. Provision of no less than one (1) hour of individual counseling from the client’s primary counselor per treatment week, and any additional individual counseling deemed necessary by CONTRACTOR or the client.
5. Provision of no less than one (1) hour of group counseling per client, per treatment week, and any additional group counseling deemed necessary by CONTRACTOR or the client.
6. Provision of no less than thirty (30) minutes of case management services per treatment week.
7. Provision of drug and alcohol testing, including, without limitation, random scheduling, monitoring and reporting.
8. Provision of transportation to and from counseling, and other outpatient appointments, as necessary.
9. Provision of appropriate aftercare services, including, without limitation, group and individual counseling, for a period of up to nine (9) months, as requested.
Residential Treatment Services. Section 1: The Contractor, through its Residential Treatment Programs, shall provide residential treatment services to both men and women with co-occurring mental illness and substance use disorders based on space availability. The services to be provided include assessment, detoxification, individual and group psychotherapy, on-site psychiatric services, medication administration and monitoring, family education and support, life skills training, support group involvement, and drug/alcohol testing.
Section 2: Upon identification of a potential client and agreement regarding the referral by the Substance Use Directors of the Regional Boards, the Board Staff Member shall forward a completed referral form and required attachments as outlined on the referral form (see Appendix I) to the Residential Admission Unit Manager via fax (000)-000-0000 or US Mail Attn: Residential Admission Unit, 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000. The XXX Manager or designee will review the referral materials and contact the referring Board Staff Member via phone. Any additional referral materials that are needed will be identified at this time. If the client appears appropriate for admission to residential treatment programming (ASAM [American Society for Addiction Medicine] 3.7 and/or ASAM 3.5 levels of care), the Contractor shall conduct an on-site face-to-face assessment with the client. The Board Staff Member shall assist in arranging scheduling and transportation for the appointment. The potential client shall receive a program tour at the time of the appointment. The XXX Manager or Designee shall contact the Regional Board Staff Member to discuss the results of the assessment, including a discussion of appropriateness. If the referred client is deemed appropriate based on standard admission criteria, the authorizing Regional Board staff will fax an Authorization Form (see Appendix II) to the program and the client shall be admitted for services upon bed availability. The Authorization Form will identify a designated Board Case Manager. To utilize the $80,000.00 of annual regional funding, the Regional Board Staff Member must provide a copy of the Authorization Form to the Northern Virginia Regional Projects Office (NVRPO) via fax (000) 000-0000 or encrypted email to xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx upon confirmation of bed availability. If no current space is available but the client has been deemed appropriate, the client shall be placed on the Regional Board waiti...
Residential Treatment Services. 24-hour residential substance abuse and mental health treatment is available for women and their children through ARH’s House on the Hill program. Up to two children under the age of five can stay in the residence with the mother.
