Xxxx Xxxxx CARE Act Funded Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services Sample Clauses

Xxxx Xxxxx CARE Act Funded Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services. A. Contractor shall provide the following residential alcohol and drug treatment services to program participants who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS: 1. An intake, assessment (using the Addiction Severity Index [ASI]), and ASI follow-up at six (6) months after intake for each program participant. 2. Contractor will develop a written alcohol and drug treatment and recovery plan for each program participant. The plan will be forwarded to the County Assessment Specialist within fourteen (14) days of the program participants’ admission. The plan shall include input, recommendations and any agreements reached between Contractor and the County Assessment Specialist on the program participants’ care. Agreements may include, but are not limited to, special services and/or arrangements needed by the client to accommodate physical and/or mental limitations. These plans shall be reviewed by the County Assessment Specialist and shall include aftercare plans, relapse prevention, and housing services. 3. All usual and customary alcohol and drug treatment services, including individual and group counseling, recovery planning, case management, educational and aftercare services. Food, shelter and other basic health and hygiene needs of program participants will be met as part of Contractor’s basic treatment program. 4. Reasonable accommodations for program participants with physical limitations and special dietetic needs. 5. Access to clothing as needed. 6. Participation in County activities, whenever possible, if deemed a necessary part of program participant’s health care plan by County. 7. Access, including reliable transportation, to and from medical and social services appointments and special treatment services, as required by County. 8. Provide County Assessment Specialist access to written monthly progress reports for program participant. 9. Immediate notification to County Assessment Specialist if the program participant is unable to participate in their planned program due to changes in health, or if Contractor is planning to discharge the program participant from the program for any reason. B. Contractor shall provide the following non-residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services to program participants who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS: 1. All usual and customary non-residential alcohol and drug treatment services, including individual and group counseling, educational and aftercare services, as included in Contractor’s basic program. 2. An intake, a...

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Xxxx Xxxxx CARE Act Funded Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services. A. Contractor shall provide the following residential alcohol and drug treatment services to program participants who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS: 1. An intake, assessment (using the Addiction Severity Index [ASI]), and ASI follow-up at six (6) months and twelve (12) months after intake for each program participant. 2. Contractor will develop a written alcohol and drug treatment and recovery plan for each program participant. The plan will be forwarded to the County Assessment Specialist within fourteen (14) days of the program participants’ admission. The plan shall include input, recommendations and any agreements reached between Contractor and the County Assessment Specialist on the program participants’ care. Agreements may include, but are not limited to, special services and/or arrangements needed by the client to accommodate physical and/or mental limitations. These plans shall be reviewed by the County Assessment Specialist and shall include aftercare plans, relapse prevention, and housing services. 3. All usual and customary alcohol and drug treatment services, including individual and group counseling, recovery planning, case management, educational and aftercare services. Food, shelter and other basic health and hygiene needs of program participants will be met as part of Contractor’s basic treatment program. 4. Reasonable accommodations for program participants with physical limitations and special dietetic needs. 5. Access to clothing as needed. 6. Participation in County activities, whenever possible, if deemed a necessary part of program participant’s health care plan by County.

Xxxx Xxxxx CARE Act Funded Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services. A. Contractor shall provide the following non-residential alcohol and drug treatment Services to program participants who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS: 1. All usual and customary non-residential drug treatment services, including individual and group counseling, educational and aftercare services, as included in Contractor’s basic program. 2. An intake, assessment (using the Addiction Severity Index [ASI]), and ASI follow-up at six (6) months and twelve (12) months after intake for each program participant. 3. Reasonable accommodations for program participants with physical limitations. 4. Priority admission of program participants referred by County Assessment Specialist or a designee to available treatment services. 5. Contractor will develop a written alcohol and drug treatment and recovery plan for each program participant. The plan will be forwarded to the County Assessment Specialist within fourteen (14) days of the program participants’ admission. The plan shall include input, recommendations and any agreements reached between Contractor and the County Assessment Specialist on the program participant’s care. Agreements may include, but are not limited to, special services and/or arrangements needed by the program participant to accommodate physical and/or mental limitations. These plans shall be reviewed by the County Assessment Specialist and shall include aftercare plans and relapse prevention services.

Xxxx Xxxxx CARE Act Funded Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services. A. Contractor shall provide the following non-residential alcohol and drug treatment Services to program participants who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS: 1. An intake, assessment (using the Addiction Severity Index [ASI]), and ASI follow-up at six (6) months and after intake for each program participant. 2. Contractor will develop a written alcohol and drug treatment and recovery plan for each program participant. The plan will be forwarded to the County Assessment Specialist within fourteen (14) days of the program participants’ admission. The plan shall include input, recommendations and any agreements reached between Contractor and the County Assessment Specialist on the program participant’s care. Agreements may include, but are not limited to, special services and/or arrangements needed by the program participant to accommodate physical and/or mental limitations. These plans shall be reviewed by the County Assessment Specialist and shall include aftercare plans and relapse prevention services. 3. All usual and customary non-residential drug treatment services, including individual and group counseling, educational and aftercare services, as included in Contractor’s basic program. 4. Reasonable accommodations will be made for program participants with physical limitations. 5. Priority admission of program participants referred by County Assessment Specialist or a designee to available outpatient alcohol and drug treatment services. 6. Access to written monthly progress reports for each program participant by County Assessment Specialist or a designee. 7. Immediate contact with County Assessment Specialist or a designee if the program participant is unable to participate in their planned program due to changes in health, or if Contractor is planning to discharge the program participant from the program for any reason.

Xxxx Xxxxx CARE Act Funded Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services. A. Contractor shall provide the following Residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services to female program participants who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS: 1. An intake, assessment (using the Addiction Severity Index [ASI]), and ASI follow-up at six (6) months and twelve (12) months after intake for each program participant. 2. Contractor will develop a written drug treatment and recovery plan for each program participant. The plan will be forwarded to the County Assessment Specialist within fourteen (14) days of the program participants’ admission. The plan shall include input, recommendations and any agreements reached between Contractor and the County Assessment Specialist on the program participants’ care. Agreements may include, but are not limited to, special services and/or arrangements needed by the client to accommodate physical and/or mental limitations. These plans shall be reviewed by the County Assessment Specialist and shall include aftercare plans, relapse prevention, and housing services. 3. All usual and customary alcohol and drug treatment services, including individual and group counseling, recovery planning, case management, educational and aftercare services. Food, shelter and other basic health and hygiene needs of program participants will be met as part of Contractor’s basic treatment program. 4. Reasonable accommodations for program participants with physical limitations and special dietetic needs. 5. Access to clothing and toiletries as needed. 6. Participation in County activities, whenever possible, if deemed a necessary part of program participant’s health care plan by County. 7. Access, including reliable transportation, to and from medical and social services appointments and special treatment services, as required by County. 8. Provide County or its designee access to written monthly progress reports for program participant.

Xxxx Xxxxx CARE Act Funded Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services. A. Contractor shall provide the following residential alcohol and drug treatment services to program participants who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS: 1. An intake, assessment (using the Addiction Severity Index [ASI]), and ASI follow- up at six (6) months after intake for each program participant. 2. Contractor will develop a written alcohol and drug treatment and recovery plan for each program participant. The plan will be forwarded to the County Assessment Specialist within 14 days of the program participants’ admission. The plan shall include input, recommendations and any agreements reached between Contractor and the County Assessment Specialist on the program participants’ care. Agreements may include, but are not limited to, special services and/or arrangements needed by the program participant to accommodate physical and/or mental limitations. These plans shall be reviewed by the County Assessment Specialist and shall include aftercare plans, relapse prevention and housing services. 3. Provide services under this contract for a period of no more than 90 days. Provision of services beyond 90 days requires prior written authorization by County. Program shall include: individual and group counseling, family groups, the 12-step model of recovery, introduction to Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings, life skills training, transportation, relapse prevention and aftercare planning. 4. Reasonable accommodations for program participants with physical limitations and special dietetic needs. 5. Access to clothing as needed. 6. Participation in County activities, whenever possible, if deemed a necessary part of program participant’s health care plan by County. 7. Access, including reliable transportation, to and from medical and social services appointments and special treatment services, as required by County. 8. Provide County Assessment Specialist access to written monthly progress reports for each program participant. 9. Immediate notification to County Assessment Specialist if the program participant is unable to participate in their planned program due to changes in health, or if Contractor is planning to discharge the program participant from the program for any reason.

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