Common use of SUPPORTIVE RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT SERVICES Clause in Contracts

SUPPORTIVE RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT SERVICES. (ASAM Level 3.1 Clinically Managed Low-Intensity Residential Services) 1. Adhere to TAC rules applicable to supportive residential services. 2. Adhere to the regulations, requirements, and qualifications referenced in the SUD Program Guide for residential services. 3. Adhere to all applicable requirements under 25 TAC § 448.905, Additional Requirements for Adolescent Programs. 4. Document in CMBHS a discharge follow-up no sooner than sixty (60) calendar days, and no later than ninety (90) calendar days, after discharge from the residential treatment services. 5. Facilitate regular communication between a youth client and the client’s family. Grantee must not restrict any such communication, unless there is clear individualized clinical justification documented in the client’s record. 6. Develop and implement written policy and procedures that address notification to parents or guardians if a youth client leaves a residential program without authorization, and Grantee will make the policy and procedures available for System Agency’s review. 7. Address the needs of pregnant and parenting clients on the treatment plan, either directly or through referral, by including, at minimum, the following services: a. Gender-specific parenting education; b. Reproductive health education and pregnancy planning; c. DFPS coordination; d. Family violence and safety; e. Fetal and child development; f. Current infant and child safety guidelines; g. Financial resource needs; and h. Any other mental and physical health needs of the client’s children.