Continuing care plan definition

Continuing care plan or "discharge summary" means a written plan of recommendations and specific referrals for implementation of continuing care services, including medications, developed with the knowledge and cooperation of the patient.

Continuing care plan means a written plan of recommendations and specific referrals for implementation of continuing care services, including medications, shall be prepared for each patient meeting the ASAM Patient Placement Criteria dimensional continued service criteria. Continuing care plans shall be developed with the knowledge and cooperation of the patient. This continuing care plan may be included in the discharge summary. The patient's response to the continuing care plan shall be noted in the plan, or a note shall be made that the patient was not available and why. In the event of the death of a patient, a summary statement including this information shall be documented in the record.

Continuing care plan means a plan outlining anticipated interventions needed at the time of discharge or transfer to another level of care.

Examples of Continuing care plan in a sentence

• The date of discharge; (B) Continuing care plan; and (C) If applicable, current prescribed medication.

• Continuing care plan is not related to the condition or diagnosis for which the individual received inpatient hospital services.

• Continuing care plan shall be signed by recipient and qualified substance abuse professional who assisted recipient in the development of plan.

• Continuing care plan was related to the inpatient admission but the prescribed care was not provided within the post discharge window.

• Continuing care plan at closing42 AcknowledgmentsThis report reflects the contributions of the staff of the 11 programs funded by the Department of Human Services, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division, as part of the Women’s Recovery Services grant.

More Definitions of Continuing care plan

Continuing care plan means a discharge or recovery management plan for when a client is discharged or transferred from a particular level of care as described in the BHDD Medicaid Manual.