Treatment/Recovery Plan Sample Clauses

Treatment/Recovery Plan. CONTRACTOR shall develop an individualized 7 treatment/recovery plan with each Participant within seven (7) calendar days of admission into the 8 Program which shall be based upon the Participant’s needs identified in the assessment process. Each 9 treatment plan shall include identification of a minimum of three (3) problem areas, including a drug 10 and/or alcohol problem, individualized long and short term goals for addressing the identified needs 11 with, action steps, target dates and dates of resolution for each. Every fourteen (14) calendar days, 12 CONTRACTOR shall review and document, with the Participant, and document, in the progress notes, 13 the Participant’s progress on the treatment/recovery plan. CONTRACTOR shall update the treatment 14 plan when a change in problem identification, focus of recovery or treatment occurs, or, no later than 15 sixty (60) calendar days after signing the initial treatment plan, and no later than every sixty (60) 16 calendar days thereafter, whichever comes first.
Sample 1
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Treatment/Recovery Plan. CONTRACTOR shall collaboratively develop an 37 individualized treatment plan with each Participant within fourteen (14) calendar days of admission into 1 the Program, which shall be based upon the Participant’s needs identified in the assessment process.
Sample 1
Treatment/Recovery Plan. CONTRACTOR shall collaboratively develop an 35 individualized treatment plan with each Participant within fourteen (14) calendar days of admission into 36 the Program, which shall be based upon the Participant’s needs identified in the assessment process. 37 Each treatment plan shall include identification of a minimum of three (3) problem areas, including a 1 drug and/or alcohol problem, long term and short term individualized goals addressing the identified 2 needs, action steps, target dates and dates of resolution for each. Every fourteen (14) calendar days, 3 CONTRACTOR shall review with the Participant, and document in progress notes, the Participant’s 4 progress on the treatment plan. CONTRACTOR shall update the treatment plan when a change in 5 problem identification, focus of recovery or treatment occurs, or, no later than ninety (90) calendar days 6 after signing the initial treatment plan, and no later than every ninety (90) calendar days thereafter, 7 whichever comes first.
Sample 1
Treatment/Recovery Plan. CONTRACTOR shall develop an individualized treatment/ 13 recovery plan with each Participant within fourteen (14) calendar days of admission into the Program 14 which shall be based upon the Participant’s needs identified in the assessment process. Each treatment 15 plan shall include identification of a minimum of three (3) problem areas, including a drug and/or 16 alcohol problem, long and short term individualized goals for addressing the identified needs with action 17 steps, target dates and dates of resolution for each. Every fourteen (14) calendar days, CONTRACTOR 18 shall review with the Participant, and document, in the progress notes, the Participant’s progress on the 19 treatment plan. CONTRACTOR shall update the treatment plan when a change in problem 20 identification, focus of recovery or treatment occurs, or, no later than ninety (90) calendar days after 21 signing the initial treatment plan, and no later than every ninety (90) calendar days thereafter, whichever 22 comes first. The treatment plan and any updates shall be signed by a physician pursuant to CCR, 23
Sample 1
Treatment/Recovery Plan. CONTRACTOR shall develop an individualized treatment/ 16 recovery plan with each Participant within fourteen (14) calendar days of admission into the Program 17 which shall be based upon the Participant’s needs identified in the assessment process. Each treatment 18 plan shall include identification of a minimum of three (3) problem areas, including a drug and/or 19 alcohol problem, long and short term individualized goals for addressing the identified needs with action 20 steps, target dates and dates of resolution for each. As a part of their treatment plan, Participants will be 22 and steps taken to successfully earn Resocialization privileges. Every fourteen (14) calendar days, 23 CONTRACTOR shall review with the Participant, and document, in the progress notes, the Participant’s 24 progress on the treatment plan. CONTRACTOR shall update the treatment plan when a change in 25 problem identification, focus of recovery or treatment occurs, or, no later than ninety (90) calendar days 26 // 27 // 28 after signing the initial treatment plan, and no later than every ninety (90) calendar days thereafter, 29 whichever comes first. The treatment plan and any updates shall be signed by a physician pursuant to 30 CCR, 31 Title 22.
Sample 1
Treatment/Recovery Plan. CONTRACTOR shall develop an individualized treatment/recovery plan with each Participant within fourteen (14) calendar days of admission into the Program which shall be based upon the Participant’s needs identified in the assessment process. Each treatment plan shall include identification of a minimum of three (3) problem areas, including a drug and/or alcohol problem, long and short term individualized goals for addressing the identified needs with action steps, target dates and dates of resolution for each. Every fourteen (14) calendar days, CONTRACTOR shall review with the Participant, and document, in the progress notes, the Participant’s progress on the treatment plan. CONTRACTOR shall update the treatment plan when a change in problem identification, focus of recovery or treatment occurs, or, no later than ninety (90) calendar days after signing the initial treatment plan, and no later than every ninety (90) calendar days thereafter, whichever comes first.
Sample 1

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