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UNOFFICIAL 1737-59 (C) Are unable to recognize personal danger, inappropriate social behavior, or recognize and control behavior that presents a danger to others. The goals of service are clearly identified in an individualized plan of care. The short term and long term goals and continuing care plan are established prior to admission through a comprehensive assessment of the consumer to include a severity-adjusted rating of each clinical issue and strength. Treatment is time-limited, ambulatory and active offering intensive, coordinated clinical services provided by a multi-disciplinary team. This service includes medication administration and a medication management plan. Services are available at least twenty hours per week. All services are provided by qualified mental health professionals, or by individuals under the supervision of a qualified mental health professional. Additionally, provider qualifications must be in compliance with requirements and standards of a national accreditation organization. Registered nurses or licensed practical nurses must be available for nursing interventions and administration of medications. Licensed psychiatrists or psychologists must be actively involved in the development, monitoring, and modification of the plan of care. The services must be provided in the outpatient area or clinic of a licensed hospital certified by a national accreditation organization or other licensed facility that is Medicare certified for coverage of partial hospitalization/day treatment. These services are not provided to individuals in the inpatient hospital setting and do not include acute inpatient hospital stays.