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This guide presents an overview of case management for substance use disorder treatment providers. It discusses models, program evaluation, managed care issues, referral and service coordination requirements, and clients with special needs.

Pub id: SMA15-4215
Publication Date: 10/2015
Last Reviewed: 11/07/2016
Popularity: 26
Format: Guidelines or Manual
Audience: Community Coalitions, Non-Profits & Faith-Based Organizations, Professional Care Providers, Program Planners, Administrators, & Project Managers
Series: TIP Series - Treatment Improvement Protocols (TIPS)

Tags: Cultural Competence Treatment Practice Guidelines Service Coordination Planning Managed Care

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07/09/2016 7:17 PM

A Family Member/Friend of Someone Needing Help said:

Excited to see guidelines for treating addicts with disabilities. I have a adult child who is not only an addict, but has severe untreated Crohns and severe anxiety disorders. I have been praying for years that someone would recognize and be willing to treat all of his conditions; rather than, just discharge him. I loved that there will be Case Managers! Now that there are guidelines, where do we go from here to see all of this is implemented as quickly as possible?

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