Date: March 25th 2009
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Summary: Indiana has a complicated but rich Medicaid community support benefit for both children and adults that provides services and resource development in order to assist those who are seriously mentally ill or seriously emotionally disturbed to live as independently within their community. The complication comes from the fact that the services are made up of three (and possibly more) distinct services with different content, required credentials and payments. Medicaid sees these services as quite distinct and, especially because of payment differences, is concerned that services be documented, coded, and billed appropriately. The following program is intended to assist direct service case managers and their team leaders or supervisors to understand the differences between these services, how to plan for their provision, and how to clearly document and code the various combinations of services that make up this benefit. These sessions can be taken individually, but it is recommended that students attend both sessions. |
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Dates: Session One April 16, 2009 9:00 - 4:30 ASPIN Indianapolis Session
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Session One: April 16, 2009: Basic Medicaid and Case Management: Basic Medicaid Training: who is in charge; oversight; payment methodologies Community Support Services: overview Stages of Treatment Person-centered Assessment and Case Planning Case Management: detailed discussion of the 4 elements of case management, case management assessments, usual activities, Medicaid risks Documentation of Case Management |
Session Two: June 26, 2009 Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Medication Somatic Services: Review Case Management Definition from Day I and inclusion of elements in case plan Psychiatric Rehabilitation Process (Stages of Recovery and Change) Myths of Serious Mental Illness and overcoming them with Psychiatric Rehab Processes Toolkit for psychiatric rehab: • Introduction of CASIG as a specialty assessment; other functional assessments • Skill Building: recognizing and teaching skills • Medication and Somatic Services: personal care vs skill building Review Stages of Change and Rehabilitation Brief review of Person-centered Approach Writing Progress Notes Coding Services |
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CEUs 6 CEUs (per session) Indiana Professional Licensing Board “ The Indiana Social Worker, Marriage and Family Therapist and Mental Health Counselor Board has approved this organization to provide Category I Continuing Education for L.S.W., L.C.S.W., L.M.F.T., and L.M.H.C. However, licensees must judge the program’s relevance to their professional practice' |
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Cost: COST IS PER SESSION!
Registration deadline: 5 business
days before the day of either training. |
About the Speaker: Mary Thornton, BSRN, MBA, is the president of MTA and its founder. She is a talented and engaging consultant and trainer with significant expertise in mental health rehabilitation reimbursement systems, medical necessity and documentation, coding and reimbursement, and 
corporate compliance in behavioral healthcare. She combines a
Bachelor's in Nursing with an MBA to assist behavioral healthcare
service systems and providers in designing efficient, high quality
services and programs. Ms. Thornton was a member of the consulting
teams that assisted in the conversion to rehabilitation option for
the states of Illinois, Georgia, Connecticut, and the District of
Columbia. She was also the lead consultant on compliance issues for
the state of Ohio in its SOQIC project designed to further
operational efficiency through standardized documentation and
training in medical necessity and rehabilitation option services.
Ms. Thornton is the author of a number of publications on corporate
compliance including Ahead of the Game: Corporation Compliance for
Behavioral Health and on HIPAA including the The HIPAA Handbook:
What Community Behavioral Healthcare Organizations Need to Know
about HIPAA. These books and others were published by the National
Council of Community Behavioral Healthcare. Ms. Thornton is also
published in a number of behavioral healthcare journals where she
contributes articles on compliance, coding and reimbursement, HIPAA,
and other topics. She is also a nationally recognized trainer and a
featured speaker for many state and national associations of
provider agencies. |
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THESE
SESSIONS ALSO AVAILABLE VIA WEBINAR! |
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Upcoming ASPIN Clinical Trainings :
Spring ASPIN/Bowen Center Annual Conference on Addictions
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Other Trainings in April: Supervisory Skills: Conflict Management 4/08/09 Management: Accounting for the Non-Financial Manager 4/15/09 |
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