New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES
Chapter 73 - CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Subchapter 3 - CARE MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION SERVICES
Section 10:73-3.11 - Comprehensive ISP; contents
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 10:73-3.11
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) The comprehensive ISP shall contain the following components:
1. Documentation of the participation of
providers and local community partners and the integration of available and
appropriate services and resources;
2. Documentation of the responsibilities,
objectives, and requirements of child welfare, mental health, juvenile justice,
the courts, and other service systems, as applicable;
3. Documentation of the coordination of
system partner mandates and responsibilities with the assessment
plan;
4. Documentation of the
involvement of FSOs, if desired by the family;
5. A plan for permanency, clinical care, and
child and community safety (CP & P maintains the primary responsibility for
permanency and child safety for the CP & P child);
6. A community based crisis management plan,
which includes emergency response capability to respond in person to deliver
in-home or off-site crisis support as warranted, and coordination of crisis
response services, if intervention is needed beyond care manager
response;
7. A plan to develop and
purchase those items and/or services necessary to support the individual's
needs as determined by the team and included in the ISP;
8. Documentation of the coordination of
applicable services with the physical health insurer;
9. Measurable goals and the criteria to be
met to obtain those goals;
10. A
plan for transitioning the child, youth or young adult and the family/caregiver
from CMO services to a community based, natural support network of services;
i. For children, youth or young adults who
are transitioning from CMO services into youth case management (YCM) services,
the initial 90 days of YCM services and other services specified in the ISP
will be authorized as part of the transition plan. Additional authorizations
shall be requested by the YCM agency, if needed. (See
10:73-4.9.)
11. A plan to maintain enrollment for the
child, youth or young adult receiving the CMO services on a "no eject/no
reject" basis until the defined outcomes and discharge criteria specified in
the ISP are met; and
12. The
signatures of the CMO care manager, the parent/caregiver and the child, youth
or young adult receiving the services.
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