(1) Health and wellness services are services that assist a member in acquiring, retaining, and improving self-help, socialization, and adaptive skills to reside successfully in the community.

(2) The services include:

(a) classes on weight loss, smoking cessation, and healthy lifestyles;

(b) health club memberships and exercise classes;

(c) art, music, and dance classes;

(d) costs associated for participating in adaptive sports and recreational activities;

(e) classes on managing disabilities; and

(f) hippotherapy.

(3) The service must be prescribed by a licensed health care professional.

(4) The service must be documented in the member's Person-Centered Recovery Plan and:

(a) address the member's symptoms, complaints, or complications indicating the need for services;

(b) include the number of authorized sessions; and

(c) document the expected outcomes of the provision of the service.

(5) Services may be provided in a setting appropriate to the provision of the service.