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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health Universal Charge Data Invoice in the editor.
- Begin by entering the Clinic Name and Reporting Unit, which serves as a tracking number for your site or service type.
- Input the Service Date, which is the date when the billed service occurred, followed by the Primary Staff Number associated with the primary service staff.
- Fill in the Client Number and Client Name as they appear in medical records. Ensure accuracy to avoid compliance issues.
- Enter the Procedure Code for the service provided, along with Group Count indicating how many clients were served in a group setting.
- Document Primary Staff Time and Co-Staff Time spent on services, ensuring you record time as accurately as possible.
- Select Service Location using appropriate codes and indicate any Evidence-Based Practices/Service Strategies if applicable.
- Mark Pregnancy and Emergency Indicators if relevant, and note any Duplicate Codes for multiple services provided on the same day.
- Finally, ensure that all entries are certified by signing off with your name and entering data entry details for clerical staff.
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What is the health issue in San Bernardino County?
Chronic disease continues to be a pressing issue in San Bernardino County. In California, heart disease was the leading cause of death in 2021. Locally, high cholesterol was the most common chronic condition among adults, and rates have continued to rise in recent years.
Who is the director of behavioral health in San Bernardino County?
For San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Healths director, Dr. Georgina Yoshioka, behavioral health is not just a career it is a deep personal calling shaped by her own lived experiences. Due to her mothers mental illness, Yoshioka spent part of her childhood in the foster care system.
Is behavioral health the same as mental health?
Behavioral health is an umbrella term that refers to the following topics: Mental health (i.e., well-being, mental distress, mental health conditions) Suicidal thoughts or suicide attempts. Substance use or substance use disorders.
What is a local behavioral health authority?
An LMHA or LBHA provides services to a specific geographic area of the state, called a local service area. The Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) requires each authority to plan, develop policy, coordinate, and allocate resources for mental health services in the local service area.
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To speak to someone about behavioral health services, call 888.743.1478. For all other questions, call 909.388.0900 or email DBH-PublicRelations@dbh.sbcounty.
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