MDOC/MPRI Consumers Sample Clauses

MDOC/MPRI Consumers. MSHN will not subsidize the cost of treatment for consumers who are placed in treatment programs under contract with the Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) or Michigan Prisoner Re-entry Initiative (MPRI). In no case will MSHN funds constitute a duplication of payment for any consumer receiving funds under the MDOC/MPRI contracts. This includes state disability assistance. When consumers who are on parole or probation seek treatment on a voluntary basis, these self- referrals must be handled like any other self-referral to the MSHN-funded network. PROVIDER may seek to obtain consent agreement releases to communicate with a consumer’s probation or parole agent, but in no instance may this be demanded as a condition for admission or continued stay. When individuals who are on parole or probation are referred for treatment by the Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC), the individual’s supervising parole/probation agent will send a written referral (MDOC Form CFJ-306) and release (MDHHS 5515 Consent to Share) to PROVIDER. PROVIDER will upload these forms to REMI once the person is admitted. PROVIDER is required to utilize the Level of Care Determination in REMI at the time of the request for outpatient services to document screening activity and medical necessity for the appropriate Level of Care. MSHN Access Department will complete the screening documents for all other levels of care (including recovery housing). PROVIDER may not deny an individual an in-person assessment via phone screening. Individuals under supervision of MDOC are considered a priority population and should be offered admission within 14 days of the request for service, provided they meet medical necessity for services. Further, it is understood and agreed by PROVIDER and MSHN that: a. MSHN/PROVIDER will not honor supervising agent requests or proscriptions for level or duration of care, services, or supports and will base admission and treatment decisions only on medical necessity criteria and professional assessment factors. b. In the case of MDOC individuals, assessments should include consideration of the individual’s presenting symptoms and substance use/abuse history prior to and during incarceration and consideration of their SUD treatment while incarcerated. c. All MDOC referred individuals will be provided with an assessment. If the individual does not meet medical necessity for any SUD services, PROVIDER will give information regarding community resources such as AA/NA...