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(p) “Intensive outpatient services” (IOS) is an outpatient treatment service provided by a team of clinical staff for patients who require a time-limited, multi-faceted array of services, structure, and support to achieve and sustain recovery. Programs that offer intensive outpatient treatment
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OASAS APG Medicaid Billing Guidance
oasas.ny.gov3 APG Policy and Medicaid Billing Guidance February 2018 Section One Introduction The Ambulatory Patient Group (APG) billing process was implemented in July 2011 as a step-in
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oasas.ny.govWHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF SCREENING FOR CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS? The purpose of a screening instrument—such as the Modified Mini Screen—in chemical dependency treatment settings is to identify patients with a high
14 NYCRR Part 800, as amended March 29, 2019, is amended ...
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Peer Advocate Services in OASAS Certified Programs Settings
oasas.ny.govand connecting patients to community based recovery supports consistent with treatment/recovery and discharge plans.”1 Peer support services must be delivered by a Certified Recovery Peer Advocate (CRPA) or CRPA-Provisional (CRPA-P). Peer support services target recovery outcomes such as improved health and wellness; an increased sense
A New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ...
oasas.ny.gov3 As a result, a workgroup was formed to create a tool that met the following goals: • User-friendly: The ability to be completed in minutes using a modern, intuitive web- based platform; • Patient-centered: Based on an individualized clinical assessment; • Recovery-oriented: Inclusion of recovery concepts and encourage the use of community and family supports;
Adolescent Screening Instruments
oasas.ny.govIntroduction: OASAS requires that all patients admitted to Certified Programs be screened for co- ... Child and Adolescent Trauma Screen (CATS) Youth Report (Self)* Forty 5-10 . Child and Adolescent Trauma Screen (CATS) - Youth Report . Anxiety. Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7 …
Peer Integration and the Stages of Change ToolKit
oasas.ny.govtom hill table of contents statement from arlene gonzÁlez -sÁnchez, m.s., l.m.s.w. commissioner 4 thank you to toolkit sponsors and contributers 5 peer integration and the stages of change 8 pre-contemplation 8 the history and case for peer-to-peer services 8 health care in new york state 11 peer services = better care, better health and lower costs 10 evidence-based research …
Guidance on CMS COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Issued …
oasas.ny.govexample of a temple is The Safer Federal Workforce Task Force’s “request for a religious exception to the COVID-19 vaccination requirement”. This template can be viewed at: Religious Exemption. Preemption: Please note, this federal rule preempts inconsistent State and local laws as applied to Federally certified providers.
Part 822 Side by Side - NYS Office of Alcoholism and ...
oasas.ny.govmore medical treatment protocols as defined in this Part, known as an Opioid Treatment Program. This term encompasses medical and comprehensive support services including counseling, educational and vocational rehabilitation. The term also includes the Narcotic Treatment Program (NTP) as defined by the federal Drug Enforcement Agency
Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor ...
oasas.ny.govThe New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS) is committed to enhancing the quality of services in New York State through the professional development of the s ubstance use disorder (SUD) services workfor ce. ... Advanced Counselor prior to issuance of your credential.
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