Treatment Services. Maternity admissions;
Treatment Services. Mode of service: Community Based Services. • Contracted units of service by type: Service Year Service Type Est. No of students served per Youth Partner Avg. Range of Service Units of Service FY 2022-2023 COEDS 1 4-5 80-240 hours (July 1 -June total Behavior 30) With 5-15 hours per Interventions flexibility week and Implementation • Location: Community based as determined by the needs of the family and student. Examples: family home, school or community setting. • Hours of Operation: To be determined by the needs of the family and student and may include nights/weekends to meet minimum minutes specified in the IEP. • Three important components of delivering COEDS Option 1 services include: - Making contacts with family members, caregivers, mental health providers, school officials/teachers, and other significant people in the life of the students; and - Implementing behavior implementation strategies in collaboration with COEDS clinician and school staff to support the IEP goals, BIP/CBIP to address the problem behaviors. - Conducting 30-day reviews with the student, family, Special Education Case Manager, Intensive School Based Therapist and COEDS Representative. Staff Assigned Service Provided Avg. LOS Youth Partner Clinical Supervisor Lead Youth Partner (Supervisor) COEDS Program Manager • Youth Partner will begin individual meetings with student at an average of 4-5 times per week from 1-3 hours per visit. Frequency of visits will be assessed at monthly reviews by student, family, COEDS team, Special Education Case Manager and Intensive School Based Therapist. • Youth Partner will provide behavioral interventions to support the BIP/CBIP. • Monthly reviews of progress will be conducted in collaboration with COEDS Youth Partner, COEDS Clinical Supervisor, the student's family/guardian, student's Intensive School Based Therapist, Special Education Case Manager and any other school representative as needed. • At end of hours specified on IEP, if COEDS Clinical Supervisor believes the student requires more time they will consult with Special Education Case Manager to determine if a new IEP meeting is needed. • Upon completion of specified hours of service, family will be asked to complete satisfaction survey and COEDS Youth Partner will submit discharge summary to COEDS Program Manager. • Aspiranet to distribute the service summary discharge report to District Representative and SELPA Associate Superintendent. 120 days *longer with approval of extension Dat...
Treatment Services. Procedures, and Prescription Medicines (PHYSTH- MEDPRESC)
Treatment Services. Treatment Services" means all services provided using the Accuray Deliverables including but not limited to: treatment planning services, treatment delivery services, and other such services that may become available in the future, for which reimbursement is sought.
Treatment Services. CONTRACTOR shall provide ongoing interdisciplinary 12 treatment services to address the whole health of the Clients served under this Contract; this includes but 13 is not limited to:
14 1. Creating an Initial Individualized Treatment Plan (ITP) for each COUNTY client developed 15 with the interdisciplinary team and Client, and completed with signatures of the treatment team and the 16 Client (or explanation of the inability to obtain client signature) within seventy-two (72) hours of 17 admission;
18 2. Nursing, Psychological, Therapeutic, and Social Services compatible with ITPs;
19 3. Treatment for co-occurring substance use disorders based on either harm-reduction or 20 abstinence-based models to wellness and recovery;
21 4. Individual, group and collateral therapies which includes provision or supervision of family 22 therapy sessions as indicated for youth; therapies will include but not limited to:
23 a. Documentation of Client’s attendance/participation in collateral therapy including 24 schedule of therapies, attendance log, and medical record progress notes.
25 b. Appropriate one-on-one client-to-staff counseling as appropriate to the diagnosis and 26 ITP.
27 c. Use of Evidence-Based Practices including but not limited to: motivational 28 interviewing, solution-focused therapy, seeking safety, cognitive behavioral therapy, 29 and/or Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy, to address the unique symptoms and behaviors 30 presented by Clients in accordance to ITP goals.
31 d. Promote recovery in individual and group sessions. Group topics may include but not 32 be limited to: building a wellness toolbox or resource, list, WRAP plans, symptom 33 monitoring, identifying and coping with triggers, developing a crisis prevention plan, 34 etc.
35 5. Activities therapy;
36 6. Crisis Intervention; 37 7. Education, including psychoeducational support, to COUNTY client and family/support 1 Network;
Treatment Services. Treatment services shall consist of face-to-face services with client or collateral (except for authorized telephone consultation) and be conducted by a licensed, waivered, or registered mental health professional. Rate of payment shall be as follows: Family Therapy, per hour; includes all members Clinical Consultation, telephone per 15 minutes $ 90.00 $ 12.00
Treatment Services. CD treatment services do not include detoxification (unless it is required for medical treatment). The MCO is responsible for all CD treatment services including room and board as determined necessary by the assessment. CD services shall be provided in accordance with 42 CFR § 8.12, and Minnesota Statutes § 254B.05, subd. 1. Services include Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test (ASSIST) screening following a positive “Screening and Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment” (SBIRT) screen. The goal of SBIRT is to improve the effectiveness of early detection of at-risk or harmful substance abuse and to provide effective strategies for intervention prior to the need for more extensive or specialized treatment. The SBIRT may be offered in a primary care, or emergency care setting.
Treatment Services. The MCO is responsible for CD treatment services, excluding room and board, determined necessary by the assessment identified in Minnesota Rules, Part 9530.6615 and criteria identified in Minnesota Rules, Parts 9530.6620 and 9530.6622. Notwithstanding section 6.19.2, CD treatment services shall be provided in accordance with 42 CFR § 8.12, and Minnesota Statutes, §§ 254B.04, subd. 2a and 254B.05.
(A) CD treatment services do not include detoxification (unless it is required for medical treatment). Detoxification is covered only when inpatient hospitalization is medically necessary because of conditions resulting from withdrawal or conditions occurring in addition to withdrawal, for example for conditions resulting from injury or accident or medical complications during detoxification, that necessitate the constant availability of physicians and registered nurses and/or complex medical equipment found only in an inpatient setting.
(B) The MCO shall not be responsible for the payment of room and board provided by residential CD treatment providers.
(C) Screening for chemical dependency
Treatment Services. CD treatment services do not include detoxification (unless it is required for medical treatment). The MCO is responsible for CD treatment services, excluding room and board, determined necessary by the assessment identified in Minnesota Rules, Part 9530.6615. The MCO shall not be responsible for the payment of room and board services provided by residential chemical dependency treatment providers. Notwithstanding section 6.20.2, CD treatment services shall be provided in accordance with 42 CFR § 8.12, and Minnesota Statutes, §§ 254B.04, subd. 2a and 254B.05, subd. 1.
Treatment Services. CONTRACTOR shall provide ongoing interdisciplinary treatment services to address the whole health of the Clients served under this Contract; this includes but is not limited to:
1. Creating an Initial Individualized Treatment Plan (ITP) for each COUNTY client developed with the interdisciplinary team and Client, and completed with signatures of the treatment team and the Client (or explanation of the inability to obtain client signature) within seventy-two (72) hours of admission;
2. Nursing, Psychological, Therapeutic, and Social Services compatible with ITPs;
3. Treatment for co-occurring substance use disorders based on either harm-reduction or abstinence-based models to wellness and recovery;
4. Individual, group and collateral therapies which includes provision or supervision of family therapy sessions as indicated for youth; therapies will include but not limited to:
a. Documentation of Client’s attendance/participation in collateral therapy including schedule of therapies, attendance log, and medical record progress notes.
b. Appropriate one-on-one client-to-staff counseling as appropriate to the diagnosis and ITP.
c. Use of Evidence-Based Practices including but not limited to: motivational interviewing, solution-focused therapy, seeking safety, cognitive behavioral therapy, and/or Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy, to address the unique symptoms and behaviors presented by Clients in accordance to ITP goals.
d. Promote recovery in individual and group sessions. Group topics may include but not be limited to: building a wellness toolbox or resource, list, WRAP plans, symptom monitoring, identifying and coping with triggers, developing a crisis prevention plan, etc.
5. Activities therapy;
6. Crisis Intervention;
7. Education, including psychoeducational support, to COUNTY client and family/support Network;
