South Dakota Administrative Rules
Title 67 - Department of Social Services
Article 67:62 - Mental Health
Chapter 67:62:13 - Individualized mobile programs of assertive community treatment
Section 67:62:13:02 - Services provided by a center

(1) Integrated assessment, evaluation, and screening;

(2) Crisis assessment and intervention services, with twenty-four hour per day and seven day per week availability;

(3) Case management;

(4) Psychiatric services, with the primary purpose of prescribing or reviewing a client's use of pharmaceuticals, including psychiatric assessments, treatment, and prescription of pharmacotherapy;

(5) Psychiatric nursing services, including components of physical assessment, medication assessment and monitoring, and medication administration;

(6) Symptom assessment and management, including medication monitoring and education;

(7) Individual therapy or counseling;

(8) Group therapy;

(9) Recovery support services;

(10) Direct assistance to ensure ongoing opportunities for the client to obtain the basic necessities of daily life and perform basic daily living activities;

(11) Psychosocial rehabilitative services provided on an individual or group basis, to assist the client with gaining or relearning self-care, interpersonal, and community living skills needed to live independently, sustain psychiatric stability, and towards recovery;

(12) Liaison services, to facilitate treatment planning and coordination of services between mental health and other entities;

(13) Encouragement for the active participation of family and a supportive social network; and

(14) Collateral contacts.

For individualized and mobile program of assertive community treatment services, there must be at least one primary therapist for every twelve clients served. A center must provide clients with an annual average of sixteen contacts per month with individualized and mobile program of assertive community treatment staff and more, if clinically appropriate.