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...oral health hotline service means a provider's twenty-four hour per day, seven days per week capability to respond to telephone calls, often anonymous, made to a provider for crisis assistance. The person may or may not be a clientof the provider. (B) Behavioral health hotline service shall: (1) Staff the service so that calls are answered twenty-four hours per day, seven days per week;...

...iteria, third edition, 2013. (B) A provider certified to provide this service, may provide ASAM level of care two-withdrawal management. (C) For the purposes of this rule "family" means any individual or caregiver related by blood or affinity whose close association with the person is the equivalent of a family relationship as identified by the person including kinship and foster care. (D)...

...iteria, third edition, 2013. (B) A provider certified to provide this service, may provide ASAM level of care two-withdrawal management. (C) Each provider rendering services pursuant to this rule, and not providing less intensive levels of care, is required to have an affiliation agreement with at least one provider certified by the Ohio department of mental health and addiction services for the...

...(A) A provider that provides a level three substance use disorder residential or withdrawal management program that is certified by the Ohio department of mental health and addiction services (OhioMHAS) in accordance with rule 5122-29-09 of the Administrative Code (OhioMHAS) and accepts children or adolescents (youth) for placement is to comply with the standards in this rule. Providers whose init...

...embers, guardians, advocates, treatment providers, and other community supports; (7) Benefits planning; (8) General consultation, advocacy, building and maintaining relationships with employers; (9) Individualized placement and support supported employment (IPS SE), in accordance with the requirements for qualified providers set forth in rule 5122-29-30 of the Administrative Code; (10) Rehabilitation guidance an...

...isclosure is to entities with which the provider has entered into a qualified service organization agreement (QSOA) pursuant to 42 CFR part 2; or the disclosure is made to qualified personnel for a medical emergency, research, audit or program evaluation purposes. The driver intervention program has the authority to deny services if a client refuses consent to the release of information. (b) Statement that the fede...

...e linkage of the caller to the MRSS provider, with a de-escalation period up to seventy-two hours and a stabilization period for up to six weeks. If the caller requests mobile response later than sixty minutes, the response will occur within forty-eight hours. The de-escalation period begins when the initial mobile response occurs. In instances where the initial mobile response occurs greater ...

...ommunity behavioral health services provider" means a community addiction services provider or community mental health services provider, or both, as defined in section 5119.01 of the Revised Code. (5) "Crisis" means a situation defined by a young person, the young person's family, or a person responsible for the welfare of the young person that is causing stress or discordance to the young p...

...ting coordination and linkage among providers; (11) Coordinating or assisting in crisis interventions and stabilization; (12) Conducting outreach and community education; (13) Attending and participating in team decision making or specific treatment team; or, (14) Assisting individuals, caregivers, or families in the development of empowerment skills through advocacy and activities tha...

... coordination and linkage among similar providers; (11) Coordinating or assistance in crisis interventions and stabilization as needed; (12) Conducting outreach; (13) Attending and participating in treatment team; or, (14) Assisting individuals in the development of empowerment skills through self-advocacy and activities that mitigate discrimination and inspire hope. (E) Peer recovery service...

...licensed practitioner or an elgible provider pursuant to paragraph (C) of this rule, to assist with the individual's needs and service planning for individualized supports or care coordination of healthcare, behavioral healthcare, and non-healthcare services and development of a treatment plan; (b) Referral and linkage to other healthcare, behavioral healthcare, and non-healthcare services to avo...

...stematic information exchange between a provider and a person other than a client, which is directed towards the development and improvement of individualized service plans and/or techniques involved in the delivery of behavioral health services. (B) Consultation may be focused on the clinical condition of a person served by another system or focused on the functioning and dynamics of another sys...

...es: In order to be certified prevention providers must provide at least one of these strategies: (1) Education: This strategy focuses on the delivery of services to target audiences with the intent of influencing attitude or behavior. It involves two-way communication and is distinguished from information dissemination by the fact that interaction between educator or facilitator and participants is the basis of the ...

...ovided in paragraph (G) of this rule, a provider that seeks to receive the government funds described in division (B) of section 5119.36 of the Revised Code for its prevention services is to have those services certified by the department of mental health and addiction services by meeting all of the following standards: (1) The provider uses at least one of the following evidence-based prevention...

... include contacting any agency or a provider in order to secure services for the person requesting assistance. (B) Referral and information service shall be planned and coordinated with other health and human service providers, and shall: (1) Have a mechanism to compile information about services available in the service system and the community; and (2) Have mechanisms to determine whe...

...artment shall: (1) Ensure that the provider or organization providing the service meets the appropriate standards or regulations under which they operate; (2) Ensure that staff providing behavioral health services have participated in orientation or training regarding basic information about mental illness, emotional disturbance, and substance use disorders, and know how to obtain assistance ...

...t a minimum, may be provided by the provider's on-call system after business hours and weekends, as long as at least one IHBT staff is accessible to the on-call staff, and is available to the client and family as needed; (6) Each child/adolescent and family receiving IHBT is assessed for risk and safety issues. When clinically indicated, a jointly written safety plan shall be developed that i...

...ilities, child welfare, and health care providers that are providing services to the child/adolescent and family, as well as family and community supports identified by the child/adolescent and family; (9) The service activities and components are individually tailored to meet the needs of the child/adolescent and family. Appointments are made at a time that is convenient to the child/adolescent and ...

...avior of others. (3) The employing provider shall establish additional competency requirements, as appropriate, for each QBHS based upon the services to be performed, characteristics and needs of the persons to be served, and skills appropriate to the position. (4) A QBHS must be supervised by an individual qualified to supervise the provisions of services within in their scope of practice. ...

...avior of others. (3) The employing provider shall establish additional competency requirements, as appropriate, for each QBHS based upon the services to be performed, characteristics and needs of the persons to be served, and skills appropriate to the position. (4) A QBHS must be supervised by an individual qualified to supervise the provisions of services within in their scope of practice. ...

...avior of others. (3) The employing provider shall establish additional competency requirements, as appropriate, for each QBHS based upon the services to be performed, characteristics and needs of the persons to be served, and skills appropriate to the position. (4) A QBHS must be supervised by an individual qualified to supervise the provisions of services within in their scope of practice. ...

... persons, one of which is a certified provider of the service being provided pursuant to Chapter 5122-25 of the Administrative Code. Asynchronous modalities that do not have both audio and video elements are considered telehealth. (B) "Originating site" means the site where a client is located at the time the service is furnished. (C) "Distant site" means the site where the eligible provi...

... persons, one of which is a certified provider of the service being provided pursuant to Chapter 5122-25 of the Administrative Code. Asynchronous modalities that do not have both audio and video elements are considered telehealth. (B) "Originating site" means the site where a client is located at the time the service is furnished. (C) "Distant site" means the site where the eligible provi...

...authorization from the department for a provider to operate specific services and provide activities according to Chapters 5122-24 to 5122-29 of the Administrative Code. (10) "Chemical restraint" means any medication that alters the functioning of the central nervous system in a manner that limits physical and cognitive functioning to the degree that the resident cannot attain the resident's highest practicable phys...

...legation of licensure violations by any provider or individual. Inspections or surveys may be unscheduled and unannounced, and may include all areas of the facility regardless of resident access. (8) The department shall have access to all records, accounts, and other documents relating to the operation of the facility, as well as access to all areas in the facility and to the operator, staff, and all residents, as ...