(a) MH rehabilitative services documentation. A rehabilitative
services provider must document the following for all MH rehabilitative
services:
(1) the name of the individual to whom the service
was provided;
(2) the type of service provided;
(3) the specific goal or objective addressed, modality,
and method used to provide the service;
(4) the date the service was provided;
(5) the begin and end time of the service;
(6) the location where the service was provided;
(7) the signature of the staff member providing the
service and a notation of their credential (e.g., a QMHP-CS, a pharmacist,
a CSSP, a CFP, or a peer provider);
(8) any pertinent event or behavior relating to the
individual's treatment which occurs during the provision of the service;
(9) any pertinent information required to be documented
by the curricula, protocol, or practice approved by the department;
and
(10) the outcome or response, as applicable:
(A) for crisis intervention service, the outcome of
the crisis;
(B) for psychosocial coordination services, the outcome
of the services;
(C) for day programs for acute needs, the progress
or lack of progress in stabilizing the individual's acute psychiatric
symptoms; or
(D) for all other services, the individual's response,
including the progress or lack of progress in achieving recovery plan
goals and objectives.
(b) Crisis services documentation. In addition to the
requirements described in subsection (a) of this section, when providing
crisis services, a provider must document the information required
by §412.321(e) of this title (relating to Crisis Services).
(c) Medical necessity documentation. An LPHA must document
that MH rehabilitative services are medically necessary when the services
are authorized and reauthorized.
(d) Frequency of documentation.
(1) Day programs for acute needs. For day programs
for acute needs, the documentation required by subsection (a)(1) -
(9) and (10)(C) of this section must be made daily.
(2) Programs other than day programs for acute needs.
For MH rehabilitative services other than day programs for acute needs,
the documentation required by subsection (a)(1) - (9) and (10)(A),
(B), and (D) of this section must be made after each face-to-face
contact that occurs to provide the MH rehabilitative service.
(3) Medical necessity. An LPHA must document medical
necessity in accordance with §416.6 of this title (relating to
Service Authorization and Recovery Plan).
(4) Retention. A provider must retain documentation
in compliance with applicable federal and state laws, rules, and
regulations.
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Source Note: The provisions of this §306.323 adopted to be effective January 22, 2014, 39 TexReg 299; transferred effective March 15, 2020, as published in the February 21, 2020 issue of the Texas Register, 45 TexReg 1239 |