(a)
- (1) The aftercare plan will be written one (1) week prior to target date of completion.
(2) The aftercare plan, implemented at discharge, shall minimally contain:
- (A) A summary of client needs not treated;
- (B) Established goal or goals that address the untreated needs; and
- (C) The means by which the goals will be met.
- (3) The staff person responsible for the aftercare plan is documented.
- (4) There is evidence of the client’s participation in, and understanding of, the treatment and aftercare planning process, e.g., client’s signature.
- (5) Upon request by the client, the program shall provide a copy of the plans to the client.
(b) Discharge summary shall include but not be limited to the:
- (1) Date;
- (2) Time;
- (3) Conditions of discharge;
- (4) Environmental change;
- (5) Client’s perception of treatment offered;
- (6) Referrals made;
- (7) Date and signature; and
- (8) Credentials of staff.
(c)
- (1) The program shall have written policy and procedures denoting protocol for discharging clients abruptly to ensure the safety and welfare of clients during discharge.
(2) Documentation for such discharges shall include:
- (A) Reason for discharge;
- (B) Staff present at time of discharge;
- (C) All actions taken by program to remedy the situation to avoid discharge;
- (D) Notification of persons listed on emergency contact list;
- (E) Signed statement that personal property and medications have been returned to client upon discharge; and
- (F) The transportation arrangement assistance offered, available, and the method ultimately taken.
- (d) In the case where a client is discharged against medical advice, for noncompliance, or in abstentia, the program shall document that the aftercare has not been developed for these specific reasons.