(b) Treatment planning shall be based on an assessment of the recipient's psychiatric, physical, social, and/or psychiatric rehabilitation needs which result in the identification of the following:

1. (1) the recipient's designated mental illness diagnosis;
2. (2) the recipient's problems and strengths;
3. (3) the recipient's treatment goals consistent with the purpose and intent of the program; and
4. (4) the specific objectives and services necessary to accomplish goals.

(e) The treatment plan shall include, but need not be limited to, the following:

1. (1) the signature of the physician involved in the treatment;
2. (2) the recipient's designated mental illness diagnosis;
3. (3) the recipient's treatment goals, objectives and related services;
4. (4) plan for the provision of additional services to support the recipient outside of the program; and
5. (5) criteria for discharge planning.

(f) Progress notes shall be recorded by the clinical staff member(s) who provided services to the recipient. Such notes shall identify the particular services provided and the changes in goals, objectives and services, as appropriate. Progress notes shall be recorded within the following intervals:

1. (1) clinic treatment programs—each visit and/or contact;
2. (2) continuing day treatment programs—at least every two weeks;
3. (3) partial hospitalization programs—each visit and/or contact; and
4. (4) day treatment programs—at least every week.

(g) A periodic review of the treatment plan shall include the following:

1. (1) input of all staff involved in treatment of the recipient;
2. (2) the recipient, his or her family and/or other collaterals, as appropriate;
3. (3) assessment of the progress of the recipient in regard to the mutually agreed upon goals in the treatment plan;
4. (4) adjustment of goals, time periods for achievement, intervention strategies or initiation of discharge planning, as appropriate; and
5. (5) the signature of the physician involved in the treatment.