; and (ii) increase the risk of such veteran for adverse outcomes. (B) An unsafe living situation. (C) A high-risk flag for suicide. (D) A determination of being a high risk for suicide. (E) Risk factors for overdose. (F) Non-responsive, relapsed, or unable to find recovery from one other course of treatment, such as outpatient or intensive outpatient treatment. (G) Other such criteria as the Secretary determines appropriate. (2) Consideration In making a determination under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall consider any referral of a health care provider of a covered veteran for such covered veteran to be admitted to a covered treatment program. (c) Time for screening and admission Under the standardized screening process required by subsection (a), the Secretary shall ensure a covered veteran— (1) is screened not later than 48 hours after the date on which the covered veteran, or a relevant health care provider, makes a request for the covered veteran to be admitted to a covered treatment program. (2) determined eligible for priority admission to a covered treatment program is admitted to such covered treatment program not later than 48 hours after the date of such determination. (d) Access standards for routine admission The Secretary shall include the standardized screening process under this section in the wait time access standards for eligibility for mental health care under section 1703(d) of such title established by the Secretary under section 1703B of such title. (e) Conditions under which care shall be furnished through non-Department providers If the Secretary determines a covered veteran to be eligible for either priority or routine admission to a covered treatment program pursuant to the standardized screening process required by subsection (a), and the Secretary is unable to admit such covered veteran to a clinically appropriate covered treatment program at a facility of the Department of Veterans Affairs within the State of residence of the covered veteran in a manner that complies with the