1. (1) As individuals gain clinical stability, the level of involvement from the clinical team should be reduced as appropriate, but not to exceed the level of intensity most recently determined by the DDRO. The levels of involvement and intensity include:

   1. (i) Stable. The individual is clinically stable and only needs periodic clinical team outreach and plan review. Stabilization intervention and monitoring is provided at least quarterly.
   2. (ii) Mild. The individual is showing clear improvements in level of clinical stability and has stabilization intervention and monitoring is provided once a month.
   3. (iii) Moderate. The individual is not yet stable and has clinical needs requiring multiple monitoring contacts per month with active stabilization interventions and reassessment of the plan, consultations, system engagement and linkages to other resources and or supports/services. Stabilization intervention and monitoring are provided multiple times per month.
   4. (iv) Intensive. The individual has acute clinical needs requiring active crisis planning and system engagement with contact weekly or more often. Stabilization intervention and monitoring are provided weekly or more often.

(a) Level of involvement and intensity.