Service Planning and Medicaid Compliance (10 Hours)
- 1 Section
- 11 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Course Content
- Module One: Principles of Person-Centered Service Planning
- Module Two: Defining and Documenting Medical Necessity
- Module Three: Translating Assessments into Actionable Goals
- Module Four: Formulating SMART Behavioral Objectives
- Module Five: Cultivating Client Autonomy and Motivation
- Module Six: Integrating Social Determinants of Health
- Module Seven: Collaborative Goal Scaling and Measurement
- Module Eight: Maintaining the Golden Thread
- Module Nine: Conducting Periodic Efficacy Reviews
- Module Ten: Navigating Ethical Compliance and Audits
- References
- Post-Test Service Planning and Medicaid Compliance
- Program Evaluation
This course equips behavioral health case managers with the skills to develop and maintain Medicaid-compliant service plans within Florida community settings. Content centers on constructing individualized recovery pathways driven by client preference, translating psychosocial assessments into measurable objectives, and proving ongoing medical necessity to protect agencies from administrative audits.
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