Iowa Intensive Care Coordination Policy Manual

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The Iowa Intensive Care Coordination Policy Manual provides a comprehensive framework for operating state-compliant intensive care coordination services in Iowa. This manual aligns with the Iowa Administrative Code (IAC) Chapter 441, specifically sections related to intensive mental health services and Medicaid requirements, to ensure full regulatory compliance. It includes policies on:
Licensing and Certification: Ensuring compliance with Iowa's licensing standards for healthcare providers and Medicaid certification requirements.
Clinical Documentation: Maintaining accurate and comprehensive records of patient assessments, care plans, and service delivery.
Patient Care Standards: Establishing high-quality standards for care coordination, including assessment, service planning, and ongoing support.
Infection Control and Safety: Implementing protocols to prevent infection and ensure a safe environment for service delivery.
Client Rights: Protecting the rights of individuals receiving intensive care coordination services, including confidentiality and informed consent.
Emergency Preparedness: Developing plans for emergency situations, including crisis intervention and natural disasters.
Quality Assurance: Implementing ongoing quality improvement processes to enhance service delivery and outcomes.
The manual serves as a guide for maintaining high-quality care while adhering to Iowa's regulatory framework for intensive care coordination services, supporting providers in meeting state licensure, Medicaid certification, and accreditation requirements. It is designed to ensure that intensive care coordination services effectively meet the individualized needs of the defined class, aligning with the goals of Iowa's healthcare system to provide comprehensive, coordinated care.