Discharge Planning Discharge planning provides NSH members with a seamless transition from an inpatient setting to an outpatient treatment setting focused on recovery.
An NSH licensed clinician menu with the member while inpatient, and together, the member and clinician collaborate and update the initial discharge plan suitable for the member’s specific health and safety needs.
The discharge plan is in accordance with the member’s needs and presents SA/MH symptoms, which include the involvement of the member’s family and/or social support network, medication evaluation and management, linkages to psycho-education groups, and SA/MH education.
Discharge Planning Includes:
- Anticipated discharge date
- Next level of care
- Reason for the referral
- Date and time of first appointment
- Modalities recommended for post-discharge care
- Connection to community resources
- Clinical information is communicated to the provider for post-discharge care and the member’s primary care provider.
- The plan ensures that the member has a sufficient supply of medication until the first psychic is USCSSMellt.
- Documented consent that the member agrees with the discharge plan
- Instructions for the member on what to do in the event of a crisis situation
Why choose NSH Inpatient Services
- Adaptive to member’s needs
- Range of knowledge of community resources
- Range of expertise in meeting Ow maids of members with SA/MH issues
- Innovative clinical techniques
- Effective discharge planning reduces the risk of members readmitting inpatient.
- Successful evidence-based practices
- Collaborative treatment approach
- Within 48 hours of discharge, a case manager will meet with the member to complete a Functional Assessment.
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