Substance use disorder treatment program definition

Substance use disorder treatment program means a program licensed pursuant to this part 2 for the detoxification, withdrawal, or maintenance treatment of a person with a substance use disorder. "Substance use disorder treatment program" includes an opioid treatment program.
Substance use disorder treatment program means an organization, institution, or corporation, public or private, engaged in the care, treatment, or rehabilitation of persons with substance use ((disorder[s])) disorders.
Substance use disorder treatment program means the substance use disorder treatment

Examples of Substance use disorder treatment program in a sentence

  • Principal agency: Public health departmentOther participating agencies: Substance use disorder treatment program authority (state), hospital systems (public), prescription drug monitoring program (state), education department, emergency medical services, correctional health services, homeless services, child protection services, social services (public assistance).


More Definitions of Substance use disorder treatment program

Substance use disorder treatment program means a Residential Community Release Program with specific emphasis on alcohol and/or drug treatment.]
Substance use disorder treatment program means the substance use disorder treatment program established by the department of rehabilitation and correction under section 5120.035 of the Revised Code.

Related to Substance use disorder treatment program

  • Substance abuse means alcohol and/or drug abuse, addiction or dependency.

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