ServiceDefinitionAdmissionCriteriaContinuingStay CriteriaDischargeCriteriaServiceExclusionsClinicalExclusionsRequiredComponentsStaffingRequirementsA short-term stay in a licensed <strong>and</strong> accredited community-based hospital for the treatment or habilitation <strong>of</strong> a psychiatric <strong>and</strong>/or substance related disorder. Services are<strong>of</strong> short duration <strong>and</strong> provide treatment for an acute psychiatric or behavioral episode. This service may also include Medically Managed Inpatient Detoxification at ASAMLevel IV-D.1. Individual with serious mental illness/SED that is experiencing serious impairment; persistent, recurrent, severe, or major symptoms (such as psychoses); or who isexperiencing major suicidal, homicidal or high risk tendencies as a result <strong>of</strong> the mental illness; or2. Individual’s need is assessed for 24/7 supports which must be one-on-one <strong>and</strong> may not be met by any service array which is available in the community; or3. Individual is assessed as meeting diagnostic criteria for a Substance Related Disorder according to the latest version <strong>of</strong> the DSM; <strong>and</strong> one or more <strong>of</strong> the following:A. Individual is experiencing signs <strong>of</strong> severe withdrawal, or there is evidence (based on history <strong>of</strong> substance intake, age, gender, previous withdrawal history, presentsymptoms, physical condition, <strong>and</strong>/or emotional/behavioral condition) that severe withdrawal syndrome is imminent; orB. Level IV-D is the only available level <strong>of</strong> service that can provide the medical support <strong>and</strong> comfort needed by the individual, as evidenced by:i. A detoxification regimen or individual’s response to that regimen that requires monitoring or intervention more frequently than hourly, orii. The individual’s need for detoxification or stabilization while pregnant, until she can be safely treated in a less intensive service.1. Individual continues to meet admission criteria; <strong>and</strong>2. Individual’s withdrawal signs <strong>and</strong> symptoms are not sufficiently resolved to the extent that they can be safely managed in less intensive services;1. An adequate continuing care plan has been established; <strong>and</strong> one or more <strong>of</strong> the following:2. Individual no longer meets admission <strong>and</strong> continued stay criteria; or3. Individual requests discharge <strong>and</strong> individual is not imminently dangerous to self or others; or4. Transfer to another service/level <strong>of</strong> care is warranted by change in the individual’s condition; or5. Individual requires services not available in this level <strong>of</strong> care.This service may not be provided simultaneously to any other service in the service array excepting short-term access to services that provide continuity <strong>of</strong> care orsupport planning for discharge from this service.Individuals with any <strong>of</strong> the following unless there is clearly documented evidence <strong>of</strong> an acute psychiatric/addiction episode overlaying the primary diagnosis: Autism,<strong>Developmental</strong> Disabilities, Organic Mental Disorder; or Traumatic Brain Injury1. This service must be licensed by DCH/HFR under the Rules <strong>and</strong> Regulations for Drug Abuse Treatment Programs, 290-4-22. A physician’s order in the individual’s record is required to initiate detoxification services. Verbal orders or those initiated by a Physician’s Assistant or Clinical NurseSpecialist are acceptable provided the physician signs them within 24 hours or the next working day.Detoxification services must be provided only by nursing or other licensed medical staff under supervision <strong>of</strong> a physician.FY2013 Provider Manual for Community <strong>Behavioral</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Providers Page 104
Consumer/Family AssistanceTransactionCodeCode Detail Code Mod1Mod2Mod3Mod4Rate Code Detail Code Mod1Mental <strong>Health</strong>Variable inServices, NotaccordanceH0046Otherwisewith ItemsSpecifiedC.6. belowUnit Value Variable in accordance with Items C.6. below Maximum Daily UnitsWhile the actual assistance should be very short-term in nature, this service can beInitialauthorized as part <strong>of</strong> a 180 day Recovery plan.AuthorizationRe-AuthorizationAuthorizationPeriodServiceDefinitionAdmissionCriteriaContinuingStay CriteriaDischargeCriteriaFinancial max $2000/$5000 (see Clinical Operations section below)Mod2Mod3One within a single fiscal year.180 days Utilization Criteria LOCUS scores: 2-6Individuals may need a range <strong>of</strong> goods <strong>and</strong> community support services to fully benefit from mental health <strong>and</strong> addictive disease services. This time-limited serviceconsists <strong>of</strong> goods <strong>and</strong> services purchased/procured on behalf <strong>of</strong> the consumer (e.g. purchase <strong>of</strong> a time-limited mentor, a utility deposit to help an individual move into thecommunity <strong>and</strong>/or their own housing, environmental modification to the individual’s home to enhance safety <strong>and</strong> ability to continue living independently etc) that will helppromote individual functional enhancement to the benefit <strong>of</strong> the individual <strong>and</strong> his/her behavioral health stability. The goods/services procured must provide a direct <strong>and</strong>critical benefit to the individualized needs <strong>of</strong> the consumer, in accordance with the IRP, <strong>and</strong> lead to an enhancement <strong>of</strong> specific positive behaviors/skills/resources that willallow the individual to leave an institution <strong>and</strong>/or achieve a more independent living status, or prevent an imminent crisis or out-<strong>of</strong> home placement (e.g. eviction,homelessness, loss <strong>of</strong> independent living, loss <strong>of</strong> ability or resources needed to maintain the individual’s living in the home, etc). This service is intended to be <strong>of</strong> shortduration <strong>and</strong> is not intended to pay for/provide ongoing service programming through the provider agency.1. Individual must meet Core Customer criteria for Ongoing services, <strong>and</strong>2. Individual must be in need <strong>of</strong> a specific good or service that will directly improve functioning (e.g. directly lead to an enhancement <strong>of</strong> specific positivebehaviors/skills/resources that will allow the individual to leave an institution <strong>and</strong>/or achieve a more independent living status), or prevent a crisis or out-<strong>of</strong> homeplacement (e.g. eviction, homelessness, loss <strong>of</strong> independent living, loss <strong>of</strong> ability or resources needed to maintain the individual’s living in the home, etc.), <strong>and</strong>3. Individual or provider must exhaust all other possible resources for obtaining the needed goods/services—this service provides payment <strong>of</strong> last resort, <strong>and</strong>4. Individual has not received this service for more than one other episode <strong>of</strong> need during the current fiscal year.1. Individual must continue to meet Core Customer criteria for Ongoing services, <strong>and</strong>2. Individual must continue to be in need <strong>of</strong> the same specific good or service as when enrolled in Consumer/Family Assistance, that will directly improve functioning(e.g. directly lead to an increase in specific positive behaviors/skills/resources that will allow the individual to leave an institution <strong>and</strong>/or obtain more independentliving), or prevent a crisis or out-<strong>of</strong> home placement (e.g. eviction, homelessness, loss <strong>of</strong> independent living, loss <strong>of</strong> ability or resources needed to maintain theindividual’s living in the home, etc.), <strong>and</strong>3. Individual or provider must continue to lack any other possible resources for obtaining the needed goods/services.1. Individual no longer meets Core Customer criteria for Ongoing services, or2. Individual no longer continues to be in need <strong>of</strong> the good or service, or3. Individual has received the good in the allotted amount or service for the allotted timeframe as described below in “Additional Service Criteria” # 3, or4. The individual requests discontinuance <strong>of</strong> the service.Mod4RateFY2013 Provider Manual for Community <strong>Behavioral</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Providers Page 105
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