Common use of Co-Occurring Services Clause in Contracts

Co-Occurring Services. Follow a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 substance use and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health and substance use research has 17 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 diagnoses, as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 occurring services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 7 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 8 substance use and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health illness and substance use research has 17 9 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 diagnoses, 10 problems as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 11 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 12 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 13 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 14 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 co-occurring 15 services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 26 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 27 substance use and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health illness and substance use research has 17 28 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 diagnoses, 29 problems as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 30 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 31 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 32 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 33 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 co-occurring 34 services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 2 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 3 substance use and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health illness and substance use research has 17 4 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 diagnoses, 5 problems as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 6 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 7 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 8 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 9 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 co-occurring 10 services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 18 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 19 substance use and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health illness and substance use research has 17 20 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 diagnoses, 21 problems as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 22 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 23 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 24 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 25 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 co-occurring 26 services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 non-non- 8 confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 9 substance use use, and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health and substance use research has 17 10 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 11 diagnoses, as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 12 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 13 treatment team members shall be capable of providing co-occurring capabletreatment. When appropriate, the 14 American Society of 21 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level 15 of co-occurring 22 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 16 occurring services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow Follows a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 12 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 13 substance use and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health and substance use research has 17 14 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 diagnoses15 problems, as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 16 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 17 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 18 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 19 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 20 occurring services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 34 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 35 substance use abuse, and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health and substance use research 36 has 17 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for 37 both 18 diagnosesproblems, as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services 1 integrate 19 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. 2 All 20 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 3 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 4 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 co-occurring 5 services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 10 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 11 substance use and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health illness and substance use research has 17 12 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 diagnoses, 13 problems as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 14 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 15 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 16 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 17 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 co-occurring 18 services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow Follows a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 16 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 17 substance use and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health and substance use research has 17 18 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 diagnoses19 problems, as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 20 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 21 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 22 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 23 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 24 occurring services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 11 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 12 substance use and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health illness and substance use research has 17 13 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 diagnoses, 14 problems as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 15 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 16 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 17 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 18 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 co-occurring 19 services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 non-non- 22 confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 23 substance use and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health and substance use research has 17 24 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 25 diagnoses, as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 26 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 27 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 28 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 29 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 30 occurring services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow Follows a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 2 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 3 substance use and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health and substance use research has 17 4 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 diagnoses5 problems, as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 6 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 7 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 8 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 9 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 10 occurring services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 16 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 17 substance use use, and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health and substance use research has 17 18 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for both 18 19 diagnoses, as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services integrate 19 20 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. All 20 21 treatment team members shall be capable of providing co-occurring capabletreatment. When appropriate, the 22 American Society of 21 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate 23 level of co-occurring 22 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range 24 of co- 23 co-occurring services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.

Co-Occurring Services. Follow a program that uses a stage-wise treatment model that is 15 7 non-confrontational, follows behavioral principles, considers interactions between mental illness and 16 8 substance use abuse, and has gradual expectations of abstinence. Mental health and substance use research 9 has 17 strongly indicated that to recover fully, a Client with a co-occurring disorder needs treatment for 10 both 18 diagnosesproblems, as focusing on one does not ensure the other will go away. Co-occurring services 11 integrate 19 assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting at the same time. 12 All 20 treatment team members shall be co-occurring capable. When appropriate, the American Society of 21 13 Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria shall be utilized to identify an appropriate level of co-occurring 22 14 treatment indicated. Individuals with co-occurring substance use issues shall be provided a range of co- 23 co-occurring 15 services including linkage to medical detox, social detox, residential treatment, etc.