Code of Maryland Regulations (Last Updated: April 6, 2021) |
Title 10. Maryland Department of Health |
Part 2. |
Subtitle 09. MEDICAL CARE PROGRAMS |
Chapter 10.09.90. Mental Health Case Management: Care Coordination for Children and Youth |
Sec. 10.09.90.14. Covered Services — Referral and Related Activities
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A. The care coordinator shall ensure that the participant or, if the participant is a minor, the minors parent or guardian has applied for, has access to, and is receiving the necessary services available to meet the participants needs, such as mental health services, resource procurement, transportation, or crisis intervention.
B. The care coordinator shall take the necessary action as defined by the Department when the services identified under Regulation .13 of this chapter have not occurred.
C. The linkage process shall include:
(1) Community and natural support development by contacting, with the participants consent, members of the participants support network, including CFT members, for example, family, friends, and neighbors, as appropriate, or, if the participant is a minor, the minors parent or guardian, to mobilize assistance for the participant;
(2) Crisis intervention by referral of the participant or, if the participant is a minor, the minors parent or guardian, to services on an emergency basis when immediate intervention is necessary;
(3) Arranging for the participants transportation to and from services;
(4) Outreach in an attempt to locate service providers which can meet the participants needs, or, if the participant is a minor, the minors parent or guardians needs;
(5) Reviewing the POC with the participant and the participants CFT, as appropriate, or, if the participant is a minor, with the minors parent or guardian, so as to enable and facilitate their participation in the plans implementation; and
(6) Provision of health and wellness education, information, and linkages to high-quality health care services, preventive and health promotion resources, and chronic disease management services with an emphasis on resources available in the familys community and peer group.