24 Miss. Code. R. 2-32.9 - Intensive Community Outreach and Recovery Team For Adults
A. The Intensive Community Outreach and
Recovery Team (ICORT) is a recovery and resiliency oriented, intensive,
community-based rehabilitation and outreach service for adults with a severe
and persistent mental illness. It is a team-oriented approach to mental health
rehabilitation intervention and supports necessary to assist people in
achieving and maintaining rehabilitative, resiliency, and recovery
goals.
B. Intensive Community
Outreach and Recovery services are provided primarily in natural settings and
are delivered face-to-face with the person and their family/significant other
as appropriate, for the primary well-being and benefit of the recipient.
Intensive Community Outreach and Recovery assists in the setting and attaining
of individually defined recovery/resiliency goals. The ICORT Team's primary
treatment objective is to assist in keeping people receiving the service in the
community in which they live, avoiding placement in state-operated behavioral
health service locations.
C. ICORT
services must be provided in accordance with the Intensive Community Outreach
fidelity measures, as determined by DMH.
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