Texas Administrative Code
Title 26 - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Part 1 - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION
Chapter 307 - BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS
Subchapter E - CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH-RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT CENTER PROJECT
Section 307.219 - Local Mental Health Authority and Local Behavioral Health Authority Requirements
Universal Citation: 26 TX Admin Code ยง 307.219
Current through Reg. 49, No. 38; September 20, 2024
(a) The LMHA or LBHA must not require an LAR to contact DFPS to initiate a referral to the RTC Project in accordance with Texas Family Code § 262.353.
(b) The LMHA or LBHA must designate a staff person as an RTC Project liaison responsible for receiving and submitting referrals to the RTC Project.
(c) The LMHA or LBHA must assign a case manager after the child is determined eligible for the RTC Project. The LMHA or LBHA case manager must:
(1) offer the
child services at the appropriate level of care indicated by the eligibility
assessment, including referrals to community resources as appropriate;
(2) offer the child's LAR Certified Family Partner
services, as defined in §
306.305 of this title (relating to
Definitions);
(3) assist the child's LAR
in applying for Medicaid or Medicaid Buy-In;
(4) assist the child's LAR with completing the
application packet after determined eligible for the RTC Project;
(5) as part of the application packet, assist the
child's LAR with obtaining either a psychiatric evaluation, psychosocial assessment,
or psychological evaluation of the child that includes a mental health diagnosis, if
one has not been completed within the past year or if it is not available. The
mental health diagnosis must be determined by a professional authorized to make the
determination within the scope of their Texas state license, permit, or other
certification;
(6) enroll the child in
an RTC level of care, provided in the Utilization Management Guidelines and Manual
posted on the HHSC website after the child's admission to the RTC;
(7) attend service planning team meetings
conducted by the RTC contractor;
(8)
submit monthly progress reports to the RTC Project team;
(9) attend the child's discharge planning meeting
conducted by the RTC contractor;
(10)
schedule a discharge follow-up appointment with the child and family after the
child's discharge from the RTC; and
(11)
schedule a child's appointment with a physician, or designee authorized by Texas
state law, to prescribe medications after the child's discharge from the
RTC.
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