Mobile Crisis Intervention (Mci)
Please answer the following questions about Advocates's Mobile Crisis Intervention service.
- 1.To be eligible for the service Mobile Crisis Intervention (MCI), the youth must:
- A.
Have no insurance or a Mass Health Managed Care product
- B.
Have private insurance
- 2.Staff from this agency are considered MCI clinicians:
- A.
Wayside
- B.
PES
- C.
Wayside and PES
- 3.Who are your Advocates MCI Managers?
- A.
Colleen Evans
- B.
Casey Taylor
- C.
John Deronck
- D.
All of the above
- E.
Both B and C
- 4.What does CSA stand for? (Spelling counts)
- 5.What does ICC stand for?
- A.
Intensive Care Coordination
- B.
Intergrated Case Coordination
- C.
Intensive Care Clinician
- D.
Information Cost Center
- 6.Please check the following service components that are included in a Mobile Crisis Intervention:
- A.
Assessment
- B.
Telephonic consultation
- C.
Development of a risk management/safety plan
- D.
Up to 72 hours of crisis intervention and stabilization
- E.
Up to 7 Days of crisis intervention and stabilization
- F.
Care Coordination with Collaterals and Families
- G.
Babysitting
- H.
Respite
- I.
Based on medical necessity
- 7.This service is a structured, consistent, strength-based therapeutic relationship between a licensed clinician and the youth and family for the purpose of treating the youth’s behavioral health needs. Services are delivered by one or more members of a team consisting of professional and paraprofessional staff, offering a combination of medically necessary
- A.
Therapeutic Mentoring
- B.
In Home Therapy
- C.
Outpatient Therapy
- D.
In Home Behavioral Therapy
- 8.The services In Home Behavioral Therapy and Therapeutic Mentoring are hub dependent services. To be eligible for either of these services, the youth must be referred by a CBHI hub. Please check off the three hubs for these services:
- A.
Mobile Crisis Intervention
- B.
Community Service Agency
- C.
In Home Therapy
- D.
Outpatient Therapy
- E.
MBHP Regional Network Manager
- F.
Inpatient unit's social worker
- 9.Each activity in an MCI evaluation is billed by a unit. A unit is for one activity up to a certain amount of minutes. How many minutes?
- A.
Five minutes
- B.
Ten minutes
- C.
Fifteen minutes
- D.
Sixty minutes
- 10._________ help parents and caregivers to help their children achieve their treatment goals. _______ are parents or caregivers of children with special needs themselves – they’ve “been there,” understand what families go through, and can share their experiences.
- 11.What is the age range for youth to recieve MCI services?
- A.
0-18 years of age
- B.
0-19 years of age
- C.
0-20 years of age
- D.
0-21 years of age
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