Health Share Level of Care Authorization Form Adult Mental Health Services Initial Treatment Registration Form

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Health Share Level of Care Authorization Form Adult Mental Health Services Initial Treatment Registration Form Member Information Member Name: OHP ID: Date of Birth: Provider: Location: Service Period Start Date: End Date: Admission LOC Requested A MRDD OR MED ONLY A ADULT OUTPATIENT B ADULT OUTPATIENT B ADULT SPMI C ADULT OUTPATIENT C ADULT SPMI D ADULT ICM (Intensive Case Management or TAY (Transition Age Youth) Level A MRDD OR MED ONLY Level A ADULT OUTPATIENT Level B ADULT OUTPATIENT Level B ADULT SPMI Admission Clinical Criteria (Please check all that apply) AND one of the following: Need for care coordination with DD services and ongoing medication management Need for medication management for a medication regime that is more complicated than generally provided in primary care BOTH of the following: Episodic depression, anxiety or other mental health conditions with no recent hospitalizations and limited crisis episodes within the past year AND at least one of the following: Mild functional impairment A presentation that is elevated from baseline AND at least one of the following: Moderate risk of harm to self or others Moderate functional impairment in at least one area such as such as housing, financial, social, occupational, health, and activities of daily living ALL of the following: No hospitalizations or major crisis episodes within the past year Last Updated: January 2018

Level C ADULT OUTPATIENT Level C ADULT SPMI No risk of harm to self or others or risk of harm to self or others that is consistent with baseline presentation. AND at least two of the following: Symptoms related to the mental illness result in a moderate functional impairment and are fairly well controlled Individual able to navigate system with minimal to moderate support OR has supports (such as family or AFH) in place to meet client s needs Low to moderate psychosocial stress (housing and benefits are generally stable) Individual is generally functioning at baseline Individual has extended periods of abstinence when a co-occurring disorder exists and risk factors are minimal AND At least two of the following must be met: Risk of harm to self or others or at risk of harm to self or others that is escalated from baseline Moderate functional impairment in at least two areas (such as housing, financial, social, occupational, health, activities of daily living.) At least one hospitalization within the last 6 months Multiple system involvement requiring coordination and case management Risk of loss of current living situation, in an unsafe living situation, or currently homeless due to symptoms of mental illness Significant current substance abuse for which integrated treatment is necessary Significant PTSD or depression symptoms as a result of torture, ongoing systemic oppression, trauma or multiple losses Extended or repeated crisis episode(s) requiring increased services Individual has a marginalized identity which creates barriers to receiving appropriate services, and/or individual s level of English language skill and/or cultural navigation barriers is not sufficient to achieve symptom or functional improvement without additional supports Diagnosis and/or age-related functional deficits and/or complex medical issues requiring substantial coordination Two of the following: Significant assistance required to meet basic needs such as housing and food Significant PTSD or depression symptoms as a result of torture, ongoing systemic oppression, trauma or multiple losses AND at least two of the following: At least one hospitalization within the past year Symptoms related to the mental illness result in a moderate to significant functional impairment and are only partially controlled Risk of harm to self or others or risk of harm to self or others that is escalated from baseline LOC Authorization Form Adult Initial Treatment Registration Form Page 2 of 6

Level D ADULT ICM (Intensive Case Management or TAY (Transition Age Youth) Multiple system involvement requiring substantial coordination Extended or repeated crisis episode(s) requiring increased services Significant current substance abuse for which treatment is necessary Risk of loss of current living situation, in an unsafe living situation, or currently homeless due to symptoms of mental illness Individual has a marginalized identity which creates barriers to receiving appropriate services, and/or individual s level of English language skill and/or cultural navigation barriers is not sufficient to achieve symptom or functional improvement without additional supports Diagnosis and/or age-related functional deficits and/or complex medical issues requiring substantial coordination Criteria for ICM: FOR ICM: At least two of the following: 2 or more inpatient admissions in the past year Change in diagnostic presentation Recent discharge from the State Hospital (within the past year) Recent civil commitment (within the past year) Residing in an inpatient bed or supervised community residence and clinically assessed to be able to live in a more independent living situation if intensive services are provided Severe deficits in skills needed for community living as well as a high degree of impairment due to symptoms of mental illness Significant PTSD or depression symptoms as a result of torture, ongoing systemic oppression, trauma or multiple losses OR at least three of the following: Intractable, severe major symptoms Significant cultural and language barriers exist Significant criminal justice involvement Requires residential placement if intensive services are not available Not engaged in services but deemed at high risk of harm related to their mental illness Severe deficits in skills needed for community living as well as a high degree of impairment due to symptoms of mental illness Co-occurring addiction diagnosis Risk of loss of current living situation, in an unsafe living situation, or currently homeless due to symptoms of mental illness Criteria for TAY: FOR TAY: At least one of the following: 2 or more inpatient admissions in the past year LOC Authorization Form Adult Initial Treatment Registration Form Page 3 of 6

A MRDD OR MED ONLY A ADULT OUTPATIENT Recent discharge from the Children s Secure Inpatient Adolescent Program or long term Psychiatric Residential Treatment Services Residing in an inpatient bed or supervised community residence and clinically assessed to be able to live in a more independent living situation if intensive services are provided Severe deficits in skills needed for community living as well as a high degree of impairment due to symptoms of mental illness OR at least three of the following: Intractable, severe major symptoms Significant cultural and language barriers exist Significant criminal justice involvement Requires residential placement if intensive services are not available Not engaged in services but deemed at high risk of harm related to their mental illness Severe deficits in skills needed for community living as well as a high degree of impairment due to symptoms of mental illness Co-occurring addiction diagnosis Risk of loss of current living situation, in an unsafe living situation, or currently homeless due to symptoms of mental illness Significant PTSD or depression symptoms as a result of torture, ongoing systemic oppression, trauma or multiple losses Clinically Assessed Level of Care B ADULT OUTPATIENT B ADULT SPMI C ADULT OUTPATIENT C ADULT SPMI D ADULT ICM (Intensive Case Management or TAY (Transition Age Youth) LOC Authorization Form Adult Initial Treatment Registration Form Page 4 of 6

A MRDD OR MED ONLY A ADULT OUTPATIENT Level of Care Assigned (Optional; only needed if LOC Assigned is different from Clinically Assessed LOC) B ADULT OUTPATIENT B ADULT SPMI C ADULT OUTPATIENT C ADULT SPMI D ADULT ICM (Intensive Case Management or TAY (Transition Age Youth) Justification for assigned level of care (Optional; only needed if LOC Assigned is different from Clinically Assessed LOC): Please describe the reason for the client's assigned level of care Plan for engagement: (Optional; only needed if LOC Assigned is different from Clinically Assessed LOC) Please describe how you will engage the client in clinically indicated level of care LOC Authorization Form Adult Initial Treatment Registration Form Page 5 of 6

I attest that the information contained herein accurately reflects the clinical presentation of the client. I understand that additional clinical information may be requested or a retro-active chart review may be completed to ensure the clinical presentation is as represented above. Clinician Signature: Printed Name: Date: Supervisor Signature : Printed Name: Date: Supervisor signature is not required but encouraged if reviewed together through clinical supervision. LOC Authorization Form Adult Initial Treatment Registration Form Page 6 of 6