Referral Processes
Domestic Violence
Supportive Services (TCM, Peer Support)
Documentation
HIPAA
100

The way to refer an existing client for an additional service

Internal Referral Form

100

The regional domestic violence program and shelter for our 10 county area

Barren River Area Safe Space (BRASS)

100
The e-mail addresses for questions related to peer support services

peersupport@fullerlifecounseling.org or emilee.cline@fullerlifecounseling.org

100

Progress notes are due within this number of hours 

48 hours

100

All medical records requests go through this person

Mandy Vibbert (practicemanager@fullerlifecounseling.org)

200

The e-mail address for questions related to non-medication management referrals

scheduling@fullerlifecounseling.org?

200

The state with the second highest rate of domestic violence in the United States according to 2023 World Population Review Data.

Kentucky

200

The e-mail addresses for questions related to targeted case management services

tcm@fullerlifecounseling.org or nellie.arnett@fullerlifecounseling.org

200

Although this may change, it must be provided in order to complete the initial assessment and for billing purposes if they have insurance

Diagnosis

200

The forms that are essential to protecting you from a HIPAA violation

Informed Consent, Privacy Practice Notice, Release of Information

300

The e-mail addresses for questions related to medication management referrals

ma@fullerlifecounseling.org or admin@fullerlifecounseling.org

300
Three types of domestic violence

Physical, sexual, emotional, financial

300

The type of insurance the client must have to qualify for targeted case management or peer support services

Medicaid

300

The treatment plan needs to be completed by this session

Third session with the client

300

The age of a child when the parent is no longer the personal representative of the child for HIPAA purposes

Any professional may provide outpatient mental health counseling to any child age sixteen (16) or older upon request of such child without the consent of a parent, parents, or guardian of such child.

400

The forms required to be completed within Theranest prior to referring for targeted case management or peer support services

SMI, SED, or SUD form

400
Two or more areas of the Power and Control Wheel

Using Coercion and Threats, Using Intimidation, Using Emotional Abuse, Using Isolation, Minimizing/Denying/Blaming, Using Children, Using Male Privilege, Using Economic Abuse

400

The diagnosis that does NOT qualify as SMI

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

400

Treatment goals should be specific, measurable, and contain at least this number of objectives per goal

3 objectives

400

The parent has a right to receive a copy of psychotherapy notes about a child’s mental health treatment. Respond with true or false.

False. The Privacy Rule distinguishes between mental health information in a mental health professional’s private notes and that contained in the medical record. It does not provide a right of access to psychotherapy notes, which the Privacy Rule defines as notes recorded by a health care provider who is a mental health professional documenting or analyzing the contents of a conversation during a private counseling session or a group, joint, or family counseling session and that are separate from the rest of the patient’s medical record.

500

The forms required to be completed prior to rendering any services

FLCP Intake Forms--Informed Consents, Privacy Practice Notice, Freedom of Choice Form, CC/DC Authorization form if needed

500

The change related to duty to report

As of June 29, 2017 the duty to report was replaced by duty to provide educational material and information

500

Three areas that targeted case management is able to assist with

Housing, vocational, medical, social, educational other community resources (ex. SNAP)

500

If a client expresses suicidal ideation, this form should be completed within Theranest and provided to the client and/or client's parent/guardian along with crisis-related resources

Safety Plan

500

When mental illness or another mental condition constitutes incapacity under the Privacy Rule

The person is unconscious, experiencing psychosis, under the influence of drugs or alcohol, or additional situations in which a health care provider believes, based on professional judgment, that the patient does not have the capacity to agree or object to the sharing of personal health information at a particular time and that sharing the information is in the best interests of the patient at that time

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