A-5.__"Crisis resolution services for children" means those services provided by agencies that have a contract with the Department of Health and Human Services for eligible children that include outreach crisis intervention to a home, school, street, emergency shelter or other setting, available 24 hours per day, 7 days a week.__"Crisis resolution services for children" includes direct telephone contacts with both the child and the child's legally responsible party if:

(1)__At least one face-to-face contact is made with the child within 7 days of the first contact related to the crisis resolution service; and

(2)__The substance of the telephone contact is such that the child is the focus of the services.__"Crisis resolution services for children" includes a written plan of care for the child that is developed and reviewed with the family within 30 days after the initial crisis event.

A-6.__"Crisis support services for adults" means those personal supervision and therapeutic support services provided to an adult during a psychiatric emergency.__These services are provided primarily in a patient's home or temporary living situation and include monitoring of behavior and response to therapeutic interventions, assistance in participation in crisis-oriented treatment activities and supervision to ensure personal safety.__ Crisis support services must be provided by a mental health worker directly supervised by a qualified mental health professional.