Referral for Crisis Stabilization Services (CSS)
Inpatient Admission Prevention Level of Care
ALL INFORMATION ON REFERRAL IS REQUIRED AND MUST BE COMPLETED
Employment:
Current Living Arrangement:
Marital Status:
Dependent Children:
# in Family:
Other Income:
QMB:
YesNo
Other Payment Source(s):
A. Eligibility Screening (all must apply)
requires inpatient admission prevention level of care not admission alternative
for clinical reasons, requires a temporary separation from current living situation
person understands and has stated willingness to comply with CSS rules
person expects, with staff support, to be able to comply with treatment recommendations
person is able, with staff support, to care for physical needs and personal hygiene
Other Required Criteria
person is NOT in need of immediate voluntary psychiatric hospitalization
person is NOT a danger to self or others
person is NOT voiced being intoxicated by drugs or alcohol, or under the influence in the last 24 hrs
person has NOT been declared medically unstable
person is NOT taking new or altered dosage of medication that result of which are yet unkown
person has been asked about potentially dangerous items in their belongings
person is free and/or fully treated against any visual human infestations
B. Diagnostic Information
Does the person have a history of drug abuse? YesNo
If yes, describe:
Does the person have a history of alcohol abuse? YesNo
If yes, describe:
Does the person have a Developmental Disability? YesNo
If yes, describe:
Does the person have other physical impairment(s)? YesNo
If yes, describe:
Presenting Problems(s) (please explain why the person is being referred for crisis services):
C. Health Services
D. Rehabilitation Services
Is the person currently involved in a structured day program? YesNo
Recommended rehabilitation and/or treatment goals:
Person's discharge plan following 10 day crisis stay:
E. Authorization for Services
F. Signatures
-- If yes, complete Section G
-- If no, person gives consent to participate in a face-to-face evaluation within 24hrs of admission to crisis services: YesNo
Referral source understands that a person discharged for violation of rules or behaviors presenting a risk to self, staff, or others may require emergency care. Secondary level of care or discharges lasting longer than 24hrs will require the submission of a new referral and assessment.
Referral Source: Must be referred by a Licensed Mental Health Professional. A “Licensed Mental Health Professional” eligible to make referrals to a PRP is defined as a Psychiatrist, CRNP-PMH, Licensed Psychologist, LCSW-C, LCPC, APRN-PMH, LCMFT, LCADC, LCPAT, LGMFT, LGADC or LGPAT. LGPC, LGMFT, LGADC, LGPAT and
LMSW staff may only make referrals if they are currently in a formal clinical supervision arrangement with a supervisor approved by the Maryland Board of Professional Counselors and Therapists or the Maryland Board of Social Work Examiners, as applicable. (Supervisor's name, title and location must be provided). Referrals from non-mental health professionals who do not have a mental health specialty are not permitted. RN-C, CAC- AD and CSC-AD are not eligible to make referrals. The Licensed Mental Health Professional must be actively enrolled as a Medicaid provider.
Email (by providing your email address you will receive a copy of this referral)
G. This following section is to be completed by psychiatrist or appropriately privileged mental health professional: