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    A bio-psychosocial evaluation describes biological, psychological, and social factors that may have contributed to a recipient's need for services. It includes a mental status exam and treatment recommendations. It must address presenting problems, biological factors, psychological factors, social factors, mental health status, findings, diagnosis, and treatment plan. A bio-psychosocial evaluation can be completed by a physician, psychiatrist, LPHA, master's level practitioner, CAP, or bachelor's level practitioner, but one done by a bachelor's level practitioner must be reviewed by a master's level practitioner or CAP.

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    A bio-psychosocial evaluation describes biological, psychological, and social factors that may have contributed to a recipient's need for services. It includes a mental status exam and treatment recommendations. It must address presenting problems, biological factors, psychological factors, social factors, mental health status, findings, diagnosis, and treatment plan. A bio-psychosocial evaluation can be completed by a physician, psychiatrist, LPHA, master's level practitioner, CAP, or bachelor's level practitioner, but one done by a bachelor's level practitioner must be reviewed by a master's level practitioner or CAP.

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    Medicaid Bio Criteria

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    A bio-psychosocial evaluation describes biological, psychological, and social factors that may have contributed to a recipient's need for services. It includes a mental status exam and treatment recommendations. It must address presenting problems, biological factors, psychological factors, social factors, mental health status, findings, diagnosis, and treatment plan. A bio-psychosocial evaluation can be completed by a physician, psychiatrist, LPHA, master's level practitioner, CAP, or bachelor's level practitioner, but one done by a bachelor's level practitioner must be reviewed by a master's level practitioner or CAP.

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    Community Behavioral Health Services Coverage and Limitations Handbook

    Assessment Services, continued

    Bio-Psychosocial A bio-psychosocial evaluation describes the biological, psychological, and


    Evaluation social factors that may have contributed to the recipient’s need for services.
    The evaluation includes a brief mental status exam and preliminary service
    recommendations.

    When it is consistent with the recipient’s treatment needs, bio-psychosocial


    evaluations can be completed using telemedicine.

    Evaluation A bio-psychosocial evaluation must provide information on all the following


    Components components:

    • Presenting problems
    • Biological factors
    • Psychological factors
    • Social factors
    • Mental health status examination
    • Summary of findings
    • Diagnostic impression
    • Treatment recommendations or plan

    Who Must Provide A bio-psychosocial evaluation must be provided by one of the following
    qualified practitioners:

    • Physician
    • Psychiatrist
    • LPHA
    • Master’s level CAP
    • Master’s level practitioner
    • CAP
    • Bachelor’s level practitioner

    Who Must Review A bio-psychosocial evaluation completed by a bachelor’s level practitioner


    must be reviewed, signed, and dated by a master’s level practitioner,
    bachelor’s level CAP, or a treating practioner prior to completion of the
    treatment planning process. The review must include clinical impressions, a
    provisional diagnosis, and a statement by the reviewer that indicates
    concurrence or alternative recommendations regarding treatment.

    March 2014 2-11

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