148 THE SEVERE AND PERSI STENT MENTAL ILLNESS PROGRESS NOTES PLAN NER B. The client has developed a basic budget, and this material was reviewed. C. The client was given positive feedback for his/her comprehens ive, realistic budget. D. The client has not developed a basic budget and was redirected to do so. 24. Assist in Obtaining a Bank Account (2 4) A. The client was assisted in obtaining a low-interest, no-fee bank account with a participating bank. B. The waiving of basic fees was coordinated with the participating bank to assist the client in stabilizing his/her financial concerns. C. The client has refused to use a bank account and was redirected in this area. 25. Obtain Emergency Funds ( 25) A. Emerge ncy funds were obtained for payment of the client's rent, mortgage, or utilities in order to prevent eviction. B. The client was directed as to how to seek out emergency funds for payment of rent, mortgage, or utilities to prevent eviction. C. The client has assertively accessed emergency funds for payment of rent, mortgage, or utilities, which has helped him/her to prevent eviction, and this was reviewed with him/her. D. The client has failed to follow through on obtaining emergency funds that support h ousing expenses, and he/she was again encouraged to do so. 26. Plan Discharge Housing Early in Inpatient Hospitalization ( 26) A. The discharge-planning coordinator of the client's current inpatient psychiatric setting was contacted to coordinate discharg e planning regarding housing. B. Although the client has recently been psychiatrically hospitalized and is not ready to be discharged, his/her housing upon discharge has been strongly emphasized and is being coordinated. C. Although the client remains in an inpatient psychiatric setting, arrangements for his/her housing have been made, and the housing is waiting for him/her upon discharge. D. Efforts to coordinate housing for the client upon discharge from the inpatient psychiatric setting have not resul ted in a specific discharge plan, and these plans continue to be developed. 27. Develop Housing Plans for After Incarceration ( 27) A. While the client has been incarcerated, regular meetings have occurred to develop housing plans for him/her subsequent t o his/her release from incarceration. B. A specific plan was developed for the client to have stable housing subsequent to his/her release from incarceration. C. The client has not developed a housing plan for his/her release from incarceration and was redirected to focus on this area and ask for assistance as needed. 28. Coordinate Visits to a Less Restrictive Setting ( 28) A. As the client is planning a move to a new, less restrictive setting, he/she was provided with ample visits to the new setting. B. The client's questions regarding his/her new, less restrictive setting were answered, and he/she was provided with ongoing reassurance. 