Reimbursement shall be made by the Program only when all of the requirements of this chapter are met. The Program may not reimburse for: Services that are: Provided by a member of the recipient’s immediate family or an individual who resides in the recipient’s home; Not preauthorized by the Department; Not medically necessary; Beyond the provider’s scope of practice; Not appropriately documented; Part of another service paid for by the State; or Provided without a valid required license or appropriate credentials as specified in this chapter; Completion of forms or reports; Broken or missed appointments; Time spent in travel by the provider to and from site of service, except when with the participant or the participant’s family; or Costs of travel by the provider to and from the site of service. The Program may not reimburse more than the following: 1 session per day for out-of-home respite; 6 hours per day of community-based respite; 24 overnight units of respite annually; 2 types per day of expressive and experiential behavioral services; or 1 MCRS assessment for the development of the initial crisis plan. Intensive in-home services may not be reimbursed for the same day of service or on the same day of service as: Partial hospitalization/day treatment; Mobile crisis response services; or Other family therapies. Out-of-home respite and community-based respite services may not be reimbursed for the same day of service or on the same day of service as: Residential rehabilitation; Therapeutic behavioral services; or Any other public mental health system respite services. Out-of-home respite and community-based respite services do not include on-going day care or before or after school programs. Out-of-home respite and community based respite services may not be delivered to youth residing in Treatment Foster Care. No more than 25 percent of the family support organization’s claims in a 30-day period for family peer support may be telephonic for a participant or the participant’s family.