Treatment plan development, implementation, and modification Sample Clauses

Treatment plan development, implementation, and modification. The CFT works to develop and adopt a strength-based and individualized treatment plan. The treatment plan describes the Class Member’s strengths and needs; long-range and short-term goals for the Class Member; and the services that will best help the Class Member meet the plan’s goals, as well as maximize the reduction in his/her mental disability and restore him/her to his/her best possible functional level. Services included in the treatment plan are individualized and will vary from Class Member to Class Member based upon his or her strengths and needs. The services that are provided may include those listed in this document. CFT meetings are facilitated by the Case Manager or Intensive Care Coordinator. During these meetings, the Case Manager or Intensive Care Coordinator facilitates the assignment of tasks to CFT members. The Case Manager or Intensive Care Coordinator tracks completion of team assignments. The Case Manager or Intensive Care Coordinator works with the CFT to modify the individualized treatment plan when appropriate. To the fullest extent allowed by law or regulation, a CFT will have the authority to approve services provided by agencies represented on the CFT that are recommended in the Treatment Plan. If a service is included in the treatment plan that must be authorized by an agency that is not represented on the CFT, the agency shall have up to 14 days to make an authorization determination. CFTs and non-participating agencies will be trained on what is a covered service under this Agreement to minimize denials of recommended services.
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