The Program covers the ABA services set forth in §B of this regulation when the services are: Medically necessary; Preauthorized by the Program or its designee; Delivered in accordance with the participant's treatment plan; and Supported by documentation of consent to treatment from the participant or the participant’s parent or guardian. The Program covers the following ABA services: An ABA assessment, which is a behavior identification assessment that: Is administered in person with a participant and the participant's parent or caregiver by: A licensed psychologist; or An LBA; Addresses the behavioral needs for ABA services; and Includes: An interview, direct observation, record review, data collection, and analysis; An assessment of the participant's current level of functioning, skills deficits, and maladaptive behaviors using validated instruments; Analysis of past data; Scoring and interpreting the assessment; Preparing the treatment plan and report; and Discussion of the findings; A behavior identification supporting assessment which is a follow-up assessment that is administered: In person, by an RBT, BT, or BCaBA, with a participant present; and Under the direction of a licensed psychologist or an LBA; An exposure behavior identification supporting assessment which is a follow-up assessment that: Is conducted on a participant with specific, severe destructive behaviors in a structured, safe environment; Is administered in person by a licensed psychologist or an LBA with the assistance of two or more BCaBAs, RBTs, or BTs; Exposes the participant to a customized series of social and environmental conditions associated with the destructive behaviors; and Uses structured testing to examine events, cues, responses, and consequences associated with the behaviors; An adaptive behavior treatment with protocol modification which is an in-person service that: Is conducted on a participant with specific, severe destructive behaviors in an environment that is: Customized; Structured; and Safe; Is administered in-person by a licensed psychologist or an LBA with the assistance of two or more BCaBAs, RBTs, or BTs; Includes in-person direction of two or more technicians eliciting behavioral effects or exposing the participant to specific environmental conditions and treatment; and Refines and modifies ineffective components of the treatment; Group adaptive behavior treatment by protocol which is an in-person service provided to a group of two or more participants by: A licensed psychologist; An LBA; or A BCaBA, RBT, or BT under the direction of a licensed psychologist or an LBA utilizing a behavioral intervention protocol designed in advance by the psychologist or an LBA who may or may not provide in-person direction of a technician during the treatment; Multiple-family group adaptive behavior treatment guidance that: Is provided in person with parents or caregivers of multiple participants without the presence of the participants by: A licensed psychologist; or An LBA; Identifies maladaptive behaviors and skills deficits; Instructs parents or caregivers on how to utilize ABA treatments to reduce maladaptive behaviors and skill deficits; and Is performed in person for at least 25 percent of the session time each month; Family adaptive behavior treatment guidance which: Is provided in person or remotely with a participant’s parent or caregiver, with or without the presence of the participant by: A licensed psychologist; An LBA; or A BCaBA; Identifies maladaptive behaviors and skills deficits; Instructs the parent or caregiver on how to utilize ABA strategies to reduce maladaptive behaviors and skill deficits; and Is performed in person for at least 25 percent of the session time each month; A behavior identification reassessment which is a follow-up assessment that: Is performed in person with a participant and a participant's parent or caregiver every 180 days by: A licensed psychologist; or An LBA; Evaluates the progress toward each behavior treatment goal using objective, quantifiable measures and includes the results of validated instruments; Includes a revision of the treatment plan based on progress; and Includes a clinical recommendation as to whether ABA services continue to be medically necessary; Group adaptive behavior treatment with protocol modification which is a service that is: Provided in person to multiple participants by: A licensed psychologist; or An LBA; Focused on social skills training; and Aimed at identifying and targeting individual participants social deficits and maladaptive behaviors; Adaptive behavior treatment direction of a technician which is the clinical direction and oversight of a BCaBA, RBT, or a BT by a licensed psychologist or an LBA that: Requires the licensed psychologist or the LBA to directly or remotely observe the BCaBA, RBT, or BT administering ABA services to the participant, group of participants, parent, or caregiver; Is performed on an ongoing basis, equal to at least 10 percent of the amount of hours that the BCaBA, RBT, or BT is providing direct ABA services to the participant, or group of participants; and Is performed in person for at least 25 percent of the session time each month; Adaptive behavior treatment by protocol which is an in-person service provided to a participant by: A licensed psychologist or an LBA; or A BCaBA, RBT, or BT under the direction of a licensed psychologist or an LBA utilizing a behavioral intervention designed in advance by the licensed psychologist or an LBA, who may or may not provide in-person or remote direction during the treatment; and Adaptive behavior treatment planning which is an ongoing indirect service that: Is performed by a licensed psychologist or an LBA; and Includes: Development and revision of the treatment plan and goals; Data analysis; and Real-time, direct communication and coordination with the participant's other service providers. ABA services shall only be provided by a licensed psychologist, LBA, BCaBA, RBT, or BT. ABA services shall be initially preauthorized for a period not to exceed 180 days. Additional preauthorization beyond the initial preauthorization shall be requested every 180 days, in advance of the expiration of the previous preauthorization. The provider shall maintain documentation of each service delivered under the participant's treatment plan, which, at a minimum, includes: The location, date, start time, and end time of the service; A brief description of the service provided, including reference to the treatment plan; A description of the participant's behaviors or symptoms in measurable terms; A description of the participant’s parent or caregiver’s participation in the ABA treatment sessions, including the parent or the caregiver’s name and relationship to the participant, date, and time of participation or notification of the participant’s parent or caregiver’s consent to be absent; and A legible signature, along with the printed or typed name of the individual providing care, with the appropriate title.