R523-4-8. Standards for Community-Based Treatment

  (1) All substance use programs licensed by the Department of Human Services Office of Licensing shall annually complete and submit the National Survey on Substance Abuse Treatment Survey (N-SSATS), and all mental health programs shall annually complete and submit the National Mental Health Service Survey (N-MHSS).

  (2) Certified programs, sole proprietors and health clinics providing behavioral health treatment shall:

  (a) Conduct risk, need, and responsivity (RNR) screens and clinical assessments to determine effective supervision and treatment strategies;

  (b) Base interventions on the person's level of criminogenic risk, and level of substance use disorder and/or mental illness;

  (c) Ensure treatment is tailored to the individual and addresses:

  (i) motivation,

  (ii) problem solving,

  (iii) skill building to improve cognitive, social, emotional, and coping skills, and

  (iv) assists in building prosocial supports and activities;

  (d) Ensure service for SUD including assessment, treatment planning, continued stay and discharge planning are consistent with the most current ASAM Criteria;

  (e) Include medication assisted treatment (MAT) in opioid use disorder and alcohol use disorder interventions;

  (f) Provide random, unpredictable, and frequent drug testing in the supervision of persons with SUD, and ensure drug testing procedures and policies are compliant with R523-15;

  (g) Assist adults with housing, employment, vocational activities, and building social supports;

  (h) Maintain a complete and accurate record of all clinical services for each individual served that contains the following information:

  (i) any and all screenings and assessments completed,

  (ii) any and all consent forms or required disclosures,

  (iii) a comprehensive treatment plan,

  (iv) progress notes,

  (v) continuing recovery recommendations upon discharge, and

  (vi) documentation of receipt for all payments made by participants as contributions to the cost of treatment; and

  (i) Complete any training required by the Division as a condition of certification.