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Intensive Services
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| Individual to Staff Ratio |
1:15 |
| LOCUS Level |
3 and up |
| Hours |
8 hours/day weekdays
24/7 emergency pager |
| Frequency of Contact |
Capacity to see individual several times weekly
to multiple times daily as needed; as indicated in the treatment
plan. |
| Services Offered |
- Comprehensive community support
- Counseling/psychotherapy (group and individual)
- Medication management
- Medication monitoring
- Dual diagnosis assessment and referral
- Access to other treatment modalities as medically
necessary
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| Exclusionary Criteria |
Need for 24/7 supervision
Need for residential placement, nursing home placement
Needs are able to be met at a lower level of care |
| Admission Criteria/Referral
Process |
- LOCUS Level 3
- Individual experiences continuous high service needs due
to mental illness as demonstrated by at least two of a list
of criteria;
- Individual experiences significant functional
impairments due to a mental illness as demonstrated by at
least one of a list of criteria
- Individual's service needs cannot be adequately met by a
lower level of care
- Specific criteria are listed on the application form.
Referral form is available on NSMHA website.
- Process for transfer is available on NSMHA website;
Policies
1567 and
1510.
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| Individual to Staff Ratio |
1-20 Max |
| LOCUS Level |
Not Specified |
| Hours |
24/7 emergency pager |
| Frequency of Contact |
A minimum of 2 contacts per
week; as indicated in treatment plan. |
| Services Offered |
- Comprehensive Community Support to client, family, staff
at facility as needed
- AFH, Skilled Nursing Facility or Assisted Living
Placement in contracted Facility
- Dedicated prescriber sees individuals at least monthly
with outreach visits to their homes - Med Evals and Med
Management
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| Exclusionary Criteria |
Individual can obtain adequate
placement and service at standard rate of payment |
| Admission Criteria/Referral
Process |
- Referrals are made to the ECS Committee at HCS or to
Deputy Regional Administrator of HCS
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| Individual to Staff Ratio |
1:15 |
| LOCUS Level |
Not Specified |
| Hours |
- Standard Hours
- Some evening and weekend hours
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| Frequency of Contact |
Up to 2x/day, 7 days per week;
as indicated in treatment plan. |
| Services Offered |
- Comprehensive community support
- Counseling/psychotherapy (group and individual)
- Medication management
- Medication monitoring
- Dual diagnosis assessment and referral
- Access to other treatment modalities as medically
necessary
- ADL Assistance
- Socialization Activities
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| Exclusionary Criteria |
Must be referred by WSH,
approved by MHD |
| Admission Criteria/Referral
Process |
- Individuals are referred to ECS from WSH through the
NSMHA WSH Liaisons. Referrals are submitted to MHD for
review and approval/disapproval based on MHD criteria.
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| Individual to Staff Ratio |
Mental health clinician is
separate from MPC services |
| LOCUS Level |
3 and up |
| Hours |
- Individualized
- Each individual is assigned a number of hours of care by
a caregiver by the HCS CARE assessment tool.
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| Frequency of Contact |
Contact is made by individual
caregivers through HCS in addition to mental health service
workers. |
| Services Offered |
- Adult family home care
--or--
Independent care provided by caregivers through agencies or
independently.
- Assistance with personal care, ADLs and IADLs as needed
due to mental health symptoms.
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| Exclusionary Criteria |
Another service exists within
the NSMHA network that is able to meet the needs of the
individual |
| Admission Criteria/Referral
Process |
- Individual must have needs for assistance with personal
care ADLs and IADLs that are not able to be met with
traditional mental health programs.
- Individual must be receiving ongoing mental health
treatment through a NSMHA program. Mental health
provider must be actively involved in MPC case coordination,
per NSMHA/HCS protocol.
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| Individual to Staff Ratio |
1:10 |
| LOCUS Level |
4 and up |
| Hours |
- 12 hours per weekday
- 8 hours weekend/holiday
- 24/7 emergency pager
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| Frequency of Contact |
Average of 3 contacts per week,
capacity to see individual multiple times per day as needed; as
indicated in treatment plan |
| Services Offered |
- Service Coordination
- Crisis Assessment and Intervention
- Symptom Management and Psychotherapy
- Wellness Management and Recovery Services
- Medication Prescription
- Administration
- Monitoring and Documentation
- Co-Occurring Disorders Services
- Education Services
- Vocational Services
- Activities of Daily Living Services
- Social and Community Integration Skills Training
- Peer Support Services
- Support Services
- Family and Natural Supports' Psychoeducation and Support
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| Exclusionary Criteria |
Individuals with a sole
diagnosis of a substance abuse disorder, mental retardation,
brain injury or Axis II disorders are not the intended consumer
group for PACT services. |
| Admission Criteria/Referral
Process |
- LOCUS level 4
- Severe and persistent mental illness that seriously
impair their functioning in community living. Priority
is given to people with Schizophrenia, other psychotic
disorders and bipolar disorder.
- Significant functional impairments as demonstrated by at
least one of a list of conditions. Continuous
high-service needs as demonstrated by having at least one of
a list of options.
- Specific admission criteria can be found in the
Washington Pact Standards, page 6
- Referral form is
available on the NSMHA website Forms page
- More information about PACT can be located on the
MHD PACT webpage
- Process for transfer is available on NSMHA website;
Policies
1567 and
1510.
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