Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 65E-11.002 - Definitions
Definitions as used in Chapter 65E-11, F.A.C.
(1) "Alternative Services" means services
other than those specified in Rule
65E-11.003, F.A.C., that a Lead
Agency or a Provider of Behavioral Health Services and district deems necessary
to meet the objectives outlined in a child's treatment plan.
(2) "Assessment" means the systematic
collection and integrated review of individual-specific data and completion of
evaluations for determining clinical eligibility and treatment
planning.
(3) "Behavioral Health
Interventions" means the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disabling
mental and substance dependence disorders covered under the Title XXI part of
the Florida KidCare Program, as described in Sections 409.810-.820,
F.S.
(4) "Behavioral Health
Liaison" means the primary person designated and employed by the Lead Agency to
coordinate care between and among the various departments, agencies, providers,
and families and to determine eligibility.
(5) "Behavioral Health Network" means the
statewide network of Providers of Behavioral Health Services who serve
non-Medicaid eligible children with mental or substance-related disorders who
are determined eligible for the Title XXI part of the KidCare Program. This
network includes providers who are managed behavioral health organizations,
private and state funded mental health and substance-related disorders
providers, and Lead Agencies. The Behavioral Health Network is administered by
the Department of Children and Family Services, Children's Mental Health State
Program Office to provide a comprehensive behavioral health benefits package
for children with serious mental or substance-related disorders.
(6) "Behavioral Health Services" means those
services, contingent on the child's presenting condition, that are provided to
enrolled children in the Behavioral Health Network for the treatment of mental
or substance-related disorders.
(7)
"Behavioral Health Network Coordinator" means the department's designated
representative for overseeing the enrollment and provision of care by a single
entity or local alliance of Providers of Behavioral Health services who
comprise a behavioral health care network.
(8) "Benefits Package" means the required
benefits and Alternative Services described in Rule
65E-11.003, F.A.C., that are
made available to each child upon enrollment into the Behavioral Health
Network.
(9) "Child" means any
individual five (5) years of age and not yet (19) years of age who is enrolled
in the Behavioral Health Network.
(10) "Children's Medical Services Network"
means a state wide managed care service system that includes health care
providers as defined in Section
391.021, F.S.
(11) "Eligible" means a child that has been
screened by the behavioral health liaison as meeting the Behavioral Health
Network clinical and treatability criteria and by the Department for Title XXI
financial eligibility criteria but is not yet enrolled in the program to
receive Behavioral Health Network.
(12) "Emergency Behavioral Health Care" means
those services necessary to stabilize a child who is experiencing an acute
crisis attributable to his or her mental or substance-related disorder, and
without care or treatment, there exists a substantial likelihood the child will
cause serious bodily harm to himself or herself or others in the near future,
as evidenced by recent behavior.
(13) "Enrollment" means a child is eligible
for and receiving services in the Behavioral Health Network after an official
acceptance into the Behavioral Health Network based on separate determinations
of financial eligibility by the Department that the child is eligible for the
Title XXI component of KidCare and that the child is clinically eligible for
enrollment.
(14) "Enrollment Pool"
means the total number of all children enrolled in a Behavioral Health Care
Network and who are receiving Title XXI capitated behavioral health services
during a specified contract period, where enrollment capacity is calculated as
a separate calendar month per child.
(15) "Family" means the individual(s)
consisting of parents(s), or adult caretaker(s) that reside with and have legal
responsibility for the child.
(16)
"Integrated Care System" means a comprehensive contracted program of services
for children with special health care needs. This is the core service delivery
structure of the Children's Medical Services Network.
(17) "Lead Agency" means a Provider of
Behavioral Health Services who is the legal entity within a Behavioral Health
Care Network and is responsible for the provision and coordination of medically
necessary behavioral health services to children and enrolled in its Behavioral
Health Care Network.
(18)
"Medically Necessary Behavioral Health Services" means any behavioral health
treatment and service necessary to prevent, diagnose, correct, or alleviate, or
preclude deterioration of a condition that interferes with a child's ability to
function in the home, school and community. Medically necessary behavioral
health services shall be individualized and consistent with the symptoms,
diagnosis, and treatment of the child's presenting condition; and shall be (1)
provided in accordance with generally accepted professional practice standards;
(2) shall not be primarily intended for the convenience of the child, the
child's family, and the Provider of Behavioral Health Services; (3) shall be
the most appropriate level of service for the diagnosis and treatment of the
child's condition; and (4) shall be approved by the medical body or health care
specialty involved in the child's treatment as effective, appropriate, and
essential for the care and treatment of the child's condition.
(19) "Providers of Behavioral Health
Services" means those managed behavioral health care organizations, or
substance-related and treatment programs, or independent behavioral health
providers, or subcontracted providers that directly provide behavioral health
services to enrolled children and who also meet the minimal licensure and
credentialing standards set forth in statutes and rules of the department or
the Department of Health, Division of Medical Quality Assurance,
pertinent to the treatment and prevention of mental and substance-related
disorders.
(20) "Reverification"
means the redetermination of a child's eligibility based on the criteria
described in Rule 65E-11.004, F.A.C.
(21) "Risk" means the potential financial
liability assumed by the Lead Agency for all behavioral health services
included in the behavioral health benefit package, and non-direct client
services specified in Rule
65E-11.003, F.A.C.
(22) "Routine Care" means Behavioral health
services intended to maintain and improve the child's optimal level of
functioning in the home, school, and community.
(23) "Rural" means an area which consist of a
population density of 100 or fewer individuals per mile.
(24) "Screening" means the preliminary
determination of a child's potential eligibility for behavioral health services
from a Behavioral Health Care Provider based on the eligibility criteria
described in Rule 65E-11.004, F.A.C.
(25) "Targeted Outreach" means the planned
and coordinated efforts to communicate information about the Behavioral Health
Network with an overall intent to increase awareness, participation, and
enrollment in the program.
(26)
"Treatment Plan" means that identifiable section of the medical record that
depicts goals and objectives for the provision of services with specific
treatment environments. The treatment plan shall be developed by a team
consisting of individuals with experiences and competencies in the provision of
behavioral health services to children as described in subsection
65E-11.002(10),
F.A.C.; including if deemed appropriate by the family, the child and family or
family representatives; and other agencies, providers or other
persons.
(27) "Urgent Care" means
those behavioral health services provided to children with mental or substance
dependence disorders, whose presenting condition, although not
life-threatening, could result in serious injury or disability unless
behavioral health services is received.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 409.8135(6) FS. Law Implemented 409.8135 FS.
New 1-17-01, Amended 8-31-03.
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