CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT Sample Clauses

CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT. (CSAT) HIV FUNDED “DOOR-TO-TREATMENT” ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES
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CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT. (CSAT) HIV FUNDED “DOOR-TO-TREATMENT” ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES A. Adult Men’s Residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services: Contractor will provide the following adult men’s residential alcohol and drug treatment services: 1. Intake, assessment (utilizing the Addiction Severity Index [ASI, food, shelter and other basic needs, treatment planning (in conjunction with the program participant), addiction education and intervention, aftercare planning, urine screening, follow-up at 6-months and 12-months after intake for each program participant. 2. Provide services under this contract for a period of no more than 90 days. Provision of services beyond 90 days requires prior written authorization by County. Program shall include: individual and group counseling, family groups, the 12-step model of recovery, introduction to Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings, life skills training, transportation, relapse prevention, and aftercare planning. 3. Access to ancillary support services including: 12-step meetings, HIV/AIDS, HEP A.B.C, AND STD testing and education, literacy assistance and supportive education and job training through Welfare-to-Work, Peninsula Works, and the Family Self-Sufficiency Team (FSST), legal issues, housing, and health/mental health issues. 4. In addition, Contractor will provide men’s residential alcohol and drug treatment services to men who have co-occurring disorders. Services will include the same basic treatment services, plus medication monitoring, psychiatric counseling, longer group sessions, and mental health support services. a. Contractor will have in place written policies and procedures regarding the monitoring of program participants with co-occurring disorders and the monitoring of medications.
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CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT. (CSAT) HIV FUNDED “DOOR-TO- TREATMENT” ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES A. Adult Men’s Residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services: 1. Intake, assessment (utilizing the Addiction Severity Index [ASI, food, shelter and other basic needs, treatment planning (in conjunction with the program participant), addiction education and intervention, aftercare planning, urine screening, follow-up at 6-months after intake for each program participant. 2. Provide services under this contract for a period of no more than 90 days. Provision of services beyond 90 days requires prior written authorization by County. Program shall include: individual and group counseling, family groups, the 12-step model of recovery, introduction to Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings, life skills training, transportation, relapse prevention, and aftercare planning. 3. Access to ancillary support services including: 12-step meetings, HIV/AIDS, HEP A.B.C, AND STD testing and education, literacy assistance and supportive education and job training through Welfare-to-Work, Peninsula Works, and the Family Self-Sufficiency Team (FSST), legal issues, housing, and health/mental health issues. 4. In addition, Contractor will provide men’s residential alcohol and drug treatment services to men who have co-occurring disorders. Services will include the same basic treatment services, plus medication monitoring, psychiatric counseling, longer group sessions, and mental health support services. a. Contractor will have in place written policies and procedures regarding the monitoring of program participants with co-occurring disorders and the monitoring of medications.
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CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT. (CSAT) HIV FUNDED “DOOR-TO-TREATMENT” ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES A. Adult Residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services: Contractor will provide the following adult residential alcohol and drug treatment services: 1. Intake, assessment (utilizing the Addiction Severity Index [ASI]), treatment planning, food, shelter and other basic needs, treatment planning (in conjunction with the program participant), clinical/Case Manager, addiction education and intervention, relapse prevention and aftercare planning, urine screening, and follow-up at 6-months and 12-months after intake for each program participant. 2. Provide services under this contract for a period of no more than 90 days. Provision of services beyond 90 days requires prior written authorization by County. Program shall include group and individual counseling to address recovery issues including: drug/alcohol use history, behavioral therapy, co- occurring disorder, family history, relationships, anti-social and/or criminal thinking and behavior, legal issues, social skills, education and vocational needs, on-site family services and psychopharmacological interventions. 3. Access to ancillary support services may include: legal support, 12-step meetings, HIV/AIDS, HEP A.B.C and STD testing and education, family counseling, literacy assistance and supportive educational and vocational training, job search, and medical/mental health assessments to those program participants identified as having co-occurring disorders.
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CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT. (CSAT) FUNDED “DOOR-TO- TREATMENT’ ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES
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