b) During enrollment in the SFSP, the SFSP youth shall be:

1. 1) Assessed to determine his or her behavioral health needs;
2. 2) Assigned a local SFSP coordinator from one of the Department's designated providers of mobile crisis response services for children to coordinate treatment for the SFSP youth;
3. 3) Eligible to receive services consistent with Section 139.140(a)(1) and (2).

d) During the SFSP youth's enrollment, the Department's designated provider of mobile crisis response services for children shall:

1. 1) Work collaboratively with other Illinois crisis systems to stabilize the SFSP youth and family and develop the SFSP youth's crisis safety plan;
2. 2) Work with the SFSP youth and parent or legal guardian to assess the SFSP youth's behavioral health needs and provide treatment recommendations to the Department;
3. 3) Assist the SFSP youth and parent or legal guardian in applying for all State-funded behavioral health programs that the provider has identified as clinically appropriate for the youth; and

4. 4) Provide the Department, prior to the SFSP youth's completion of participation with the SFSP, an SFSP Assessment Report that includes:

   1. A) A mental health assessment;
   2. B) A psychiatric report;
   3. C) An overview of insurance and other public benefits available to fund treatment for the SFSP youth;
   4. D) A listing of any additional assessments completed regarding the SFSP youth and their outcomes;
   5. E) A copy of the SFSP youth's Individual Education Plan (IEP) or similar documentation outlining services or accommodations provided to the SFSP youth by his or her home school district, as applicable;
   6. F) Treatment and service recommendations that the SFSP coordinator has determined are clinically appropriate for the SFSP youth and family; and
   7. G) A clinical review and signature by a Licensed Practitioner of the Healing Arts (LPHA).