Regulation .14 Residential-Intensive Level 3.7 Program.
Regulation .14 Residential-Intensive Level 3.7 Program.LinkCopy Citation
A.
In order to be licensed under this subtitle, a residential-intensive level 3.7 program shall provide medically-monitored, intensive substance-related disorder treatment based on a comprehensive assessment:
(1)
To individuals who meet the ASAM Criteria for level 3.7;
(2)
For a minimum of 36 hours of therapeutic activities a week;
(3)
On a planned regimen of 24-hour evaluation, care, and treatment in a residential setting;
(4)
In an Intermediate Care Facility Type C/D; and
(5)
While meeting the requirements for withdrawal management services as outlined in Regulation .18 of this chapter.
B.
If the program's license specifically authorizes the service, a residential-intensive level 3.7 program may provide an opioid treatment service as described in Regulation .19 of this chapter.
C.
A residential-intensive level 3.7 program shall employ a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant who:
(1)
Assesses each patient in person within 24 hours of admission or earlier, if medically necessary;
(2)
Assesses each patient thereafter, as medically necessary; and
(3)
Is available to provide on-site monitoring of care and further evaluation on a daily basis.