Diagnosis within most recent version of DSM or ICD (excludes Developmental Disabilities, psychoactive substance abuse, organic brain syndrome, or a V- Code.)

Six or more days of psychiatric inpatient treatment in the past twelve months.

Met standards for involuntary treatment within the past twelve months.

Currently receiving or in need of mental health services and receiving or in need of services from two or more human service agencies or public systems such as Drug and Alcohol, Vocational Rehabilitation, Criminal Justice, etc.

At least 3 missed community mental health service appointments or two or more face-to-face encounters with crisis intervention/emergency services personnel within the past twelve months, or documentation that the consumer has not maintained his/her medication regimen for a period of at least 30 days.

Adults who received Resource Coordination, Intensive Case Management, or Blended Case Management services as children and were recommended by the provider and approved by the County Administrator or his/her designee or the Behavioral Health Managed Care Organization, as applicable, as needing Targeted Case Management services beyond the date of transition from child to adult.

An adult who needs to receive Targeted Case Management services, but does not meet the requirements identified above, may be eligible for Targeted Case Management upon review and recommendation by the County Administrator or his/her designee, or the Behavioral Health Managed Care Organization, as applicable.