Wraparound Activities

Wraparound Activities A. Wraparound Care Coordination must be provided in accordance with high fidelity and quality wraparound practice. Wraparound is evaluated through fidelity measures, as determined by DMH. B. Activities include: 1. Engaging the family; 2. Assembling the Wraparound Team; 3. Facilitating a Wraparound Team meeting at a minimum every 30 days; 4. Facilitating the creation of a plan of care, which includes a plan for anticipating, preventing, and managing crisis, within the Wraparound Team meeting; 5. Working with the team in identifying agency providers of services and other community resources to meet family and child/youth needs; 6. Making necessary referrals for children/youth; 7. Documenting and maintaining all information regarding the plan of care, including revisions and Wraparound Team meetings; 8. Presenting the plan of care for approval by the family and team; 9. Providing copies of the plan of care to the entire team, including the child/youth and parent(s)/legal representative(s); 10. Monitoring the implementation of the plan of care and revising if necessary to achieve outcomes; 11. Maintaining communication between all Wraparound Team members; 12. Monitoring the progress toward needs met and whether or not the referral behaviors are decreasing; 13. Leading the team to discuss and ensure the supports and services the child/youth and family are receiving continue to meet the caregiver(s) and child/youth’s needs; 14. Educating new team members about the wraparound process; and 15. Maintaining team cohesiveness. C. In addition to complying with Rules 41.1 and 41.2, agency providers of Wraparound Care Coordination must comply with the most recent version of the DMH Wraparound Agency Provider Registration Procedure and Operational Guidelines, which can be found on DMH’s website.