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CMS SOM App. FC, Tag M0215
§485.914(c)(4)(vii) Complications and risk factors that may affect the care planning
Interpretive Guidelines §485.914(c)(4)(vii)
Complications and risk factors impact the way the treatment plan is developed,
monitored and revised. Examples of complications/risks include:
1. Lack of resources for a stable home environment;
2. The client lives alone;
3. The client has trouble finding transportation to the CMHC;
4. The client is weak or has no social and healthcare support system;
5. Multiple medication interactions;
6. The circumstances that triggered an initial suicide attempt have not changed;
7. Repeat suicide attempts (triggering event would occur again);
8. History of not taking medications;
9. A history of an eating disorder; and
10. Medical comorbidities.
History
Rev. 196, Issued: 01-10-20, Effective: 01-10-20, Implementation: 01-10-20
Provenance
- Source
- cms.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-07-22
- Edition
- som-2026-07-22
- Content hash
6804c6dae1f33f6b265569324ffe2a3db2c62a4bcfbec6e6f514df59464c6e1f
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