Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 45, November 2, 2024
(a) Receiving services at a Crisis Stabilization Center is determined through screening and assessment by professional staff. Stabilization services are identified in an individual service plan.(b) Crisis Stabilization Centers shall operate, or develop a MOU with, the following program types in order to facilitate rapid access and documented linkages to follow-up services: (1) OASAS inpatient withdrawal and stabilization certified pursuant to Part 816 of this Title;(2) OASAS residential treatment consisting of at minimum stabilization services, certified pursuant to Part 820 of this Title;(3) Emergency Department and/or Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Services;(4) OMH Licensed Crisis Residential Services;(5) OASAS and OMH certified and licensed outpatient programs;(6) Other behavioral health crisis or emergency services;(7) Agencies delivering harm reduction services; and(8) Other supportive services as appropriate.(c) All Crisis Stabilization Centers must provide the following: (1) Triage, Screening and Assessment of all presenting individuals which includes screening for risk of harm to self and/or others, risk of substance use/withdrawal and any immediate physical health needs;(2) Therapeutic interventions that may include crisis counseling, psychoeducation, crisis de-escalation/intervention services;(3) Peer Support Services;(5) Care collaboration with a Recipient's friends, family and/or care providers (with consent); and(6) Discharge and After Care Planning(d) In addition to the above-mentioned services, Intensive Crisis Stabilization Centers must also provide, where appropriate:(1) Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation and Plan;(2) Psychosocial Assessment;(3) Medication Management and Training;(4) Medication for Addiction Treatment (MAT);(5) Medication Therapy; and(6) Mild to Moderate Detoxification Services.N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 14 § 600.9
Adopted New York State Register June 29, 2022/Volume XLIV, Issue 26, eff. 6/13/2022