Common use of Treatment Planning Clause in Contracts

Treatment Planning. The provider shall prepare an individualized written treatment plan, based upon information obtained in the intake and assessment process. The treatment plan will be completed as close to intake as possible, but within 10 calendar days from the date of the beneficiary’s admission, and then updated every subsequent 90 days unless there is a change in treatment modality or significant event that would then require a new treatment plan. The treatment plan shall include: A. A statement of problems to be addressed i. Per Title 22, All issues identified during the intake and assessment process must be listed as a problem statement on the treatment plan. Some problem statements can be deferred as determined appropriate by the treatment staff B. Goals to be reached which address each problem i. If a beneficiary has not had a physical examination within the 12-month period prior to the beneficiary’s admission to treatment date, a goal that the beneficiary has a physical examination must be contained in the treatment plan. ii. If beneficiary has had a physical examination within the 12-month period prior to their admission to treatment, and it identified a significant medical illness, a goal must be added that the beneficiary obtains appropriate treatment for that illness. C. Action steps which will be taken by the provider and/or beneficiary to accomplish identified goals, D. Target dates for accomplishment of action steps and goals, and a description of services including the type of counseling to be provided and the frequency thereof. E. Treatment plans have specific quantifiable goal/treatment objectives related the beneficiary’s substance use disorder diagnosis and multidimensional assessment. F. The treatment plan will identify the proposed type(s) of interventions/modality that includes a proposed frequency and duration. G. The treatment plan will be consistent with the qualifying diagnosis and will contain a typed or legibly printed name, signature, and date of the primary counselor, beneficiary, and Medical Director or LPHA, in addition to documenting the assignment of a primary counselor or therapist.

Treatment Planning. The provider shall prepare an individualized written treatment plan, based upon information obtained in the intake and assessment process. The treatment plan will be completed as close to intake as possible, but within 10 30 calendar days from the date of the beneficiary’s admission, and then updated every subsequent 90 days unless there is a change in treatment modality or significant event that would then require a new treatment plan. 1. The treatment plan shall include: A. a) A statement of problems to be addressed, i. b) Per Title 22, All issues identified during the intake and assessment process must be listed as a problem statement on the treatment plan. Some problem statements can be deferred as determined appropriate by the treatment staff B. c) Goals to be reached which address each problem i. d) If a beneficiary has not had a physical examination within the 12-month period prior to the beneficiary’s admission to treatment date, a goal that the beneficiary has a physical examination must be contained in the treatment plan.period ii. e) If beneficiary has had a physical examination within the 12-month period prior to their admission to treatment, and it identified a significant medical illness, a goal must be added that the beneficiary obtains appropriate treatment for that illness. C. 2. Action steps which will be taken by the provider and/or beneficiary to accomplish identified goals, D. 3. Target dates for accomplishment of action steps and goals, and a description of services including incuding the type of counseling to be provided and the frequency thereof. E. 4. Treatment plans have specific quantifiable goal/treatment objectives related the beneficiarybeeficiary’s substance use disorder diagnosis and multidimensional assessment. F. 5. The treatment plan will identify the proposed type(s) of interventions/modality that includes incudes a proposed frequency and duration. G. 6. The treatment plan will be consistent with the qualifying diagnosis and will contain a typed or legibly printed name, signature, and date of the primary counselor, beneficiary, and Medical Director or LPHA, in addition to documenting the assignment of a primary counselor or therapist.

Treatment Planning. The provider shall prepare an individualized written treatment plan, based upon information obtained in the intake and assessment process. The treatment plan will be completed as close to intake as possible, but within 10 30 calendar days from the date of the beneficiary’s admission, and then updated every subsequent 90 days unless there is a change in treatment modality or significant event that would then require a new treatment plan. The treatment plan shall include: A. 1. A statement of problems to be addressed i. Per Title 22, a) All issues identified during the intake and assessment process must be listed as a problem statement on the treatment plan. Some problem statements can be deferred as determined appropriate by the treatment staff B. 2. Goals to be reached which address each problem i. a) If a beneficiary has not had a physical examination within the 12-month period prior to the beneficiary’s admission to treatment date, a goal that the beneficiary has a physical examination must be contained in the treatment plan. ii. b) If beneficiary has had a physical examination within the 12-month period prior to their admission to treatment, and it identified a significant medical illness, a goal must be added that the beneficiary obtains appropriate treatment for that illness. C. c) Action steps which will be taken by the provider and/or beneficiary to accomplish identified goals, D. d) Target dates for accomplishment of action steps and goals, and a description of services including the type of counseling to be provided and the frequency thereof. E. e) Treatment plans have specific quantifiable goal/treatment objectives related the beneficiary’s substance use disorder diagnosis and multidimensional assessment. F. f) The treatment plan will identify the proposed type(s) of interventions/modality that includes a proposed frequency and duration. G. g) The treatment plan will be consistent with the qualifying diagnosis and will contain a typed or legibly printed name, signature, and date of the primary counselor, beneficiary, and Medical Director or LPHA, in addition to documenting the assignment of a primary counselor or therapist.

Treatment Planning. The provider shall prepare an individualized written treatment plan, based upon information obtained in the intake and assessment process. The treatment plan will be completed as close to intake as possible, but within 10 30 calendar days from the date of the beneficiary’s admission, and then updated every subsequent 90 days unless there is a change in treatment modality or significant event that would then require a new treatment plan. 1. The treatment plan shall include: A. a. A statement of problems to be addressed, i. b. Per Title 22, All issues identified during the intake and assessment process must be listed as a problem statement on the treatment plan. Some problem statements can be deferred as determined appropriate by the treatment staffprocess B. c. Goals to be reached which address each problem i. d. If a beneficiary has not had a physical examination within the 12-month period prior to the beneficiary’s admission to treatment date, a goal that the beneficiary has a physical examination must be contained in the treatment plan. ii. e. If beneficiary has had a physical examination within the 12-month period prior to their admission to treatment, and it identified a significant medical illness, a goal must be added that the beneficiary obtains appropriate treatment for that illness. C. f. Action steps which will be taken by the provider and/or beneficiary to accomplish identified goals, D. g. Target dates for accomplishment of action steps and goals, and a description of services including the type of counseling to be provided and the frequency thereof. E. h. Treatment plans have specific quantifiable goal/treatment objectives related the beneficiary’s substance use disorder diagnosis and multidimensional assessment. F. i. The treatment plan will identify the proposed type(s) of interventions/modality that includes a proposed frequency and duration. G. j. The treatment plan will be consistent with the qualifying diagnosis and will contain a typed or legibly printed name, signature, and date of the primary counselor, beneficiary, and Medical Director or LPHA, in addition to documenting the assignment of a primary counselor or therapist.

Treatment Planning. The provider shall prepare an individualized written treatment plan, based upon information obtained in the intake and assessment process. The treatment plan will be completed as close to intake as possible, but within 10 calendar days from the date of the beneficiary’s admission, and then updated every subsequent 90 days unless there is a change in treatment modality or significant event that would then require a new treatment plan. The treatment plan shall include: A. A statement of problems to be addressed i. Per Title 22, All issues identified during the intake and assessment process must be listed as a problem statement on the treatment plan. Some problem statements can be deferred as determined appropriate by the treatment staff B. Goals to be reached which address each problem i. If a beneficiary has not had a physical examination within the 12-month period prior to the beneficiary’s admission to treatment date, a goal that the beneficiary has a physical examination must be contained in the treatment plan. ii. If beneficiary has had a physical examination within the 12-month period prior to their admission to treatment, and it identified a significant medical illness, a goal must be added that the beneficiary obtains appropriate treatment for that illness.be C. Action steps which will be taken by the provider and/or beneficiary to accomplish identified goals, D. Target dates for accomplishment of action steps and goals, and a description of services including the type of counseling to be provided and the frequency thereof. E. Treatment plans have specific quantifiable goal/treatment objectives related the beneficiary’s substance use disorder diagnosis and multidimensional assessment. F. The treatment plan will identify the proposed type(s) of interventions/modality that includes a proposed frequency and duration. G. The treatment plan will be consistent with the qualifying diagnosis and will contain a typed or legibly printed name, signature, and date of the primary counselor, beneficiary, and Medical Director or LPHA, in addition to documenting the assignment of a primary counselor or therapist.

Treatment Planning. The provider shall prepare an individualized written treatment plan, based upon information obtained in the intake and assessment process. The treatment plan will be completed as close to intake as possible, but within 10 30 calendar days from the date of the beneficiary’s admission, and then updated every subsequent 90 days unless there is a change in treatment modality or significant event that would then require a new treatment planthe 1. The treatment plan shall include: A. A statement of problems to be addressed i. Per Title 22, a. All issues identified during the intake and assessment process must be listed as a problem statement on the treatment plan. Some problem statements can be deferred as determined appropriate by the treatment staff B. 2. Goals to be reached which address each problem i. a. If a beneficiary has not had a physical examination within the 12-month period prior to the beneficiary’s admission to treatment date, a goal that the beneficiary has a physical examination must be contained in the treatment plan. ii. b. If beneficiary has had a physical examination within the 12-month period prior to their admission to treatment, and it identified a significant medical illness, a goal must be added that the beneficiary obtains appropriate treatment for that illness. C. c. Action steps which will be taken by the provider and/or beneficiary to accomplish identified goals, D. d. Target dates for accomplishment of action steps and goals, and a description of services including the type of counseling to be provided and the frequency thereof. E. e. Treatment plans have specific quantifiable goal/treatment objectives related the beneficiary’s substance use disorder diagnosis and multidimensional assessment. F. f. The treatment plan will identify the proposed type(s) of interventions/modality that includes a proposed frequency and duration. G. g. The treatment plan will be consistent with the qualifying diagnosis and will contain a typed or legibly printed name, signature, and date of the primary counselor, beneficiary, and Medical Director or LPHA, in addition to documenting the assignment of a primary counselor or therapist.