SBIRT
The agency who pays for SBIRTs for Union county residents
What is the Mental Health and Recovery Board
Document under chart in catt the front desk completes anytime we open a client or change insurance.
What is an intake packet.
This is the manual we use to diagnose clients.
What is the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 5th edition; DSM-5.
Crisis services are offered for these individuals.
Who are anyone who walks through our door, regardless of demographics or county.
The type of insurance needed for case management?
What is medicaid.
SBIRT stands for this:
What is Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment
The documentation to complete under chart for a Diagnostic Assessment.
What is a
This disorder requires that several inattentive or hyperactive-impulsive symptoms are present in two or more settings.
What is attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (combined, predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive/impulsive.
Documentation completed under chart for a crisis assessment.
What are:
Referrals are made for these levels of care.
What are case management, parenting, group (IOP/Recovery Maintenance), IHBT, wraparound and psychiatry/MAT.
The documentation to complete for an SBIRT under Chart in Catt
What is a mental status exam and possibly a lethality assessment (should pair with a safety plan).
We complete a diagnostic assessment update this often.
What is annually. Or if they were previously closed and their DA was less than 1 year ago, we do a DA update, pair it with a treatment plan and bill as therapy!
This disorder is the marked fear or anxiety about two or more of the following five situations:
-Using public transportation
-Being in open spaces
-Being in enclosed spaces
-Standing in line or being in a crowd
-Being outside of the home alone
What is Agoraphobia F40.00.
The purpose of a pink slip.
What is to admit someone involuntarily to a psychiatric hospital due to suicidal plan, homicidal plan or psychiatric decompensation.
Treatment plans, ASAM LOC, and Ohio Scales are updated this often.
What is every 90 days/3 months. ISP are updated monthly for clients involved in IOP.
The billing/activity code used for SBIRTs for youth and adults
What is 0024 Adult SBIRT unbillable for adults and 0019 School Based SBIRT for youth
The Billing/activity codes we use for a MH only, SUD only or dual diagnosis diagnostic assessment.
What are 9101 (MH only or dual diagnosis) and 9201 for SUD only.
These are the three types of severity and ICD-10 codes for Alcohol use disorder.
What are mild F10.10, moderate F10.20 and Severe F10.20.
Maryhaven staff complete assessments at Memorial Hospital for these reasons.
What are a client who is in the ICU, medical surgical units or probated through the court and at the Emergency department.
This form is needed to send a progress attendance update to someone.
What is a release of information. **Bonus, they are updated annually.
The mandatory screenings completed for adults and youth
What are PHQ9, Pediatric Symptom Checklist and CRAFFT for youth and PHQ9, GAD, CAGE-Aid, Brief Bio-social gambling screen and Drug abuse screening test DAST-10 for adults.
These scales are completed for all youth ages 12 and up during their diagnostic assessment.
What are Ohio Scales youth, parent and worker.
The DSM-5 has this many classifications of diagnostic criteria and codes.
What is 22 classifications.
**Bonus: Can you name them all?
These are the steps taken during a crisis/hospital follow up appointment.
These steps are taken when transferring someone to another Maryhaven site.
What are:
-Soqic Transition summary
-LOC AOD Adult continued stay or Youth level of care continued stay (SUD clients)