Substance Use Substance Use Disorders (SUD) - ASPE People with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders (SUDs) benefit from integrated treatment to address both disorders concurrently For several decades, policymakers and behavioral health systems have worked to overcome the historical separation between mental health and SUD treatment to improve care for people with co-occurring disorders
Understanding Substance Use Disorder Treatment Needs Using . . . - ASPE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The opioid crisis has highlighted inadequate capacity for substance use disorder (SUD) treatment (Jones, et al , 2015; Andrilla, et al , 2019) To address this treatment gap, state and federal policymakers need information on the intensity of treatment needs among those seeking care and the types of SUD services available
Pennsylvania Summary -- State Residential Treatment for Behavioral . . . Substance Use Disorder (SUD): The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) regulates and licenses two categories of adult residential SUD treatment providers in the state, regardless of funding The categories are: (1) Health Care Facilities; and (2) Freestanding Treatment Facilities, both of which can provide residential and nonresidential levels of care, including
South Dakota Summary -- State Residential Treatment for . . . - ASPE Substance Use Disorder (SUD): Clinically-managed low intensity residential treatment programs for pregnant women or women with dependent children, medically-monitored intensive inpatient treatment programs, and intensive methamphetamine services require prior authorization
New Jersey Summary -- State Residential Treatment for Behavioral . . . - ASPE Substance Use Disorder (SUD): New Jersey regulates residential SUD treatment facilities or programs, which means “a facility, or a distinct part of a facility that provides care for the treatment” of SUDs, for 24 or more consecutive hours to two or more clients who are not related to the governing authority or its members by marriage, blood or adoption This includes facilities that
Alaska Summary -- State Residential Treatment for Behavioral . . . - ASPE SUD residential treatment providers must be assessed designated certified by DHSS as delivering care consistent with ASAM or other nationally recognized, SUD-specific program standards for residential treatment facilities
Maryland Summary -- State Residential Treatment for Behavioral Health . . . Approach The Maryland Department of Health (MDH), Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) regulates and licenses residential treatment providers in the state regardless of funding According to state staff, this is governed by the subtitle 63 Community-Based Behavioral Health Programs and Services regulations and programs are no longer approved (MH) or certified (SUD) pursuant to subtitles 21