Rule 24-2-54.14 - Program Requirement Three (3): Care Coordination - Care Treatment Team, Treatment Planning, and Care Coordination ActivitiesA. The CCBHC treatment team includes the person receiving services and their family/caregivers, to the extent the person receiving services desires their involvement or when they are legal guardians, and any other people the person receiving services desires to be involved in their care. All treatment planning and care coordination activities are person- and family-centered and align with the requirements of the applicable section of the Affordable Care Act. All treatment planning and care coordination activities are subject to HIPAA and other federal and state laws, including patient privacy requirements specific to the care of minors.B. The CCBHC designates an interdisciplinary treatment team that is responsible, with the person receiving services and their family/caregivers, to the extent the person receiving services desires their involvement or when they are legal guardians, for directing, coordinating, and managing care and services. The interdisciplinary team is composed of individuals who work together to coordinate the medical, psychiatric, psychosocial, emotional, therapeutic, and recovery support needs of the people receiving services, including, as appropriate and desired by the person receiving services, traditional approaches to care for people receiving services who are American Indian or Alaska Native or from other cultural and ethnic groups. Note: Refer to criteria relating to required treatment planning services for veterans.C. The CCBHC coordinates care and services provided by DCOs in accordance with the current treatment plan. Note: Refer to the program requirement related to scope of service and person-centered and family-centered treatment planning.24 Miss. Code. R. 2-54.14