(a) BCVDD Program services must be initiated timely and delivered according to the family service plan.
(b) Service delivery staff members are given written guidelines and training on:
  (1) developing comprehensive assessments and family service plans;
  (2) measuring and documenting consumer progress toward an expected outcome; and
  (3) authorizing services timely.
(c) Specified time frames serve as benchmarks to service delivery staff members and monitoring staff members in evaluating a consumer's progress towards the expected outcome in the service plan.
(d) Service delivery is monitored by supervisory or program specialist staff members through the use of onsite visits and a standard case review checklist. The checklist must contain sufficient information to evaluate case documentation, timely service delivery, and child progress toward goals.

Source Note: The provisions of this §359.15 adopted to be effective June 13, 2013, 38 TexReg 3810; transferred effective February 1, 2022, as published in the January 7, 2022 issue of the Texas Register, 47 TexReg 35