24 Miss. Code. R. 2-54.17 - Program Requirement Four (4): Scope of Services - Requirement of Person-Centered and Family-Centered Care
A. The CCBHC
ensures all CCBHC services, including those supplied by its DCOs, are provided
in a manner aligned with the requirements of the applicable section of the
Affordable Care Act. These reflect person-centered and family-centered,
recovery-oriented care; being respectful of the needs, preferences, and values
of the person receiving services; and ensuring both involvement of the person
receiving services and self-direction of services received. Services for
children and youth are family-centered, youth-guided, and developmentally
appropriate. A shared decision-making model for engagement is the recommended
approach. Note: Refer to the program requirement regarding coordination
of services and treatment planning and criteria relating specifically to
requirements for services for veterans.
B. Person-centered and family-centered care
is responsive to the race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and gender identity
of the person receiving services and includes care which recognizes the
particular cultural and other needs of the person. This care includes, but is
not limited to, services for people who are American Indian or Alaska Native
(AI/AN) or other cultural or ethnic groups, for whom access to traditional
approaches or medicines may be part of CCBHC services. For people receiving
services who are AI/AN, these services may be provided either directly or by
arrangement with tribal organizations.
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