Mobile Crisis Intervention (Mci)

The eligibility criteria for the Mobile Crisis Intervention (MCI) service states that the youth must either have no insurance or have a Mass Health Managed Care product. This means that in order to qualify for the service, the youth should either not have any insurance coverage at all or have insurance through Mass Health Managed Care. Having private insurance alone does not make the youth eligible for the MCI service.

In an MCI evaluation, each activity is billed by a unit, which represents one activity for up to fifteen minutes. This means that if an activity takes less than or equal to fifteen minutes, it will be billed as one unit. If it exceeds fifteen minutes, it may be billed as multiple units.

Both Wayside and PES staff are trained to provide the MCI service. When seeing a youth (0-20 years old) without insurance or with a Mass Health product, PES clinicians are "MCI" clinicians.

Family Partner is the CBHI name for this service.

CSA stands for Community Service Agency. This term refers to an organization or agency that provides various social services and support to the community. These services may include assistance for low-income individuals and families, counseling, job training, healthcare, and other community development initiatives. The Community Service Agency plays a vital role in addressing the needs and improving the well-being of the community it serves.

ICC stands for Intensive Care Coordination. This term refers to a collaborative process that involves multiple professionals working together to coordinate and manage the care of individuals with complex medical needs. It typically involves the coordination of medical, behavioral health, and social services to ensure comprehensive and integrated care. This term is commonly used in healthcare settings, particularly in intensive care units where patients require specialized and coordinated care.

The age range for youth to receive MCI services is from 0 to 20 years of age. This means that individuals who are between the ages of 0 and 20 are eligible to receive MCI services.

In Home Therapy is the correct answer because it aligns with the description provided in the question. The service mentioned involves a structured and consistent therapeutic relationship between a licensed clinician and the youth and family. It is aimed at treating the youth's behavioral health needs. The service is delivered by a team of professional and paraprofessional staff, which indicates that it is provided in a home setting. Therefore, In Home Therapy is the most suitable option based on the given information.

Casey and John are the Advocates MCI Managers. Colleen is the Program Director for our Wayside subcontract.

The correct answer includes Assessment, Telephonic consultation, Development of a risk management/safety plan, Up to 7 Days of crisis intervention and stabilization, Care Coordination with Collaterals and Families, and Based on medical necessity. These components are included in a Mobile Crisis Intervention service.

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