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...(A) A living arrangement described in paragraph (A)(5) of rule 5122-36-02 of the Administrative Code is eligible to accept RSS payments from an individual who receives RSS payments only if all of the following are the case: (1) The living arrangement accepts the allowable fee in rule 5122-36-05 of the Administrative Code as payment in full for all accommodations, supervision, and personal care se...

...(A) The residential state supplement (RSS) payment to enrolled individuals shall be equal to the difference between the countable income, as determined for medicaid eligibility, and the financial need standard. This payment calculation includes the twenty dollars that is disregarded for eligibility purposes in paragraph (E)(6) of rule 5160:1-5-01 of the Administrative Code. (B) The financial need standard is the agg...

...(A) The amount of each RSS payment is determined in accordance with paragraph (G) of rule 5160:1-5-01 of the Administrative Code. (B) The allowable fee is the amount an individual receiving RSS payments pays to a living arrangement and is one thousand one hundred dollars per month. (C) The personal needs allowance is at least two hundred dollars per month. (D) The approval date for the an indi...

...(A) The amount of each RSS payment is determined in accordance with paragraph (G) of rule 5160:1-5-01 of the Administrative Code. (B) The allowable fee is the amount an individual receiving RSS payments pays to a living arrangement and is one thousand six hundred dollars per month. (C) The personal needs allowance is at least two hundred dollars per month. (D) The approval date for the an indi...

...(A) In addition to the definitions in rule 5122-24-01 of the Administrative Code, the following definitions apply to Chapter 5122-40 of the Administrative Code: (1) "Certified nurse practitioner" means an advanced practice registered nurse who holds a current, valid license issued under Chapter 4723. of the Revised Code and is designated as a certified nurse practitioner in accordance with sectio...

...(A) The department may issue a license for the program only if it has been determined to the department's satisfaction that the program is adequately staffed and equipped to maintain an opioid treatment program by demonstrating compliance with the licensure requirements set forth in section 5119.37 of the Revised Code and Chapter 5122-40 of the Administrative Code. The department shall not issue ...

...(A) The department may issue a license for the program only if it has been determined to the department's satisfaction that the program is adequately staffed and equipped to maintain an opioid treatment program by demonstrating compliance with the licensure requirements set forth in section 5119.37 of the Revised Code and Chapter 5122-40 of the Administrative Code. The department shall not issue ...

...(A) An alcohol and drug addiction program desiring to obtain an initial license or renew a license as an opioid treatment program shall: (1) Be certified as a provider pursuant to Chapter 5122-25 of the Administrative Code at a minimum for the following services: (a) General services in accordance with rule 5122-29-03 of the Administrative Code; (b) SUD case management services in accordance wi...

...(A) Each licensed opioid treatment program shall have a program sponsor, who is the person that assumes responsibility for the operation of and the employees of the opioid treatment component of a community addiction services provider. The program sponsor shall agree on behalf of the opioid treatment program to adhere to all requirements set forth in federal or state laws, rules, or regulations re...

...(A) Each licensed opioid treatment program will have a program sponsor, who is the person that assumes responsibility for the operation of and the employees of the opioid treatment component of a community addiction services provider. The program sponsor will agree on behalf of the opioid treatment program to adhere to all requirements set forth in federal or state laws, rules, or regulations rega...

...(A) Each opioid treatment program will have a program sponsor. . (1) The program sponsor is responsible for the general establishment, certification, licensure, and operation of, as well as the employees of, the opioid treatment program. (2) The program sponsor is to agree, on behalf of the opioid treatment program, to adhere to all requirements set forth in federal or state statutes, rules,...

...(A) Medication administration shall consist of face-to-face interactions with patients, and methadone medication shall only be administered or dispensed in oral, liquid doses. (B) Medication assisted treatment administration shall be provided in a manner to ensure privacy. (C) Methadone medication shall only be administered orally. (D) Opioid treatment programs are permitted to establish medica...

...(A) Medication administration shall consist of face-to-face interactions with patients, and methadone medication shall only be administered or dispensed in oral, liquid doses. (B) Medication administration shall be provided in a manner to ensure privacy. (C) Methadone medication shall only be administered orally. (D) Opioid treatment programs are permitted to establish medication units followin...

...(A) Each opioid treatment program shall review state's drug database as described in section 4729.75 of the Revised Code (the prescription drug monitoring program) database maintained by the state board of pharmacy. (1) Program physicians, or their designees as allowed by the Ohio board of pharmacy, shall review a patient's information in the database: (a) At the patient's intake; (b) At the...

...(A) Each opioid treatment program shall review state's drug database as described in section 4729.75 of the Revised Code (the prescription drug monitoring program) database maintained by the state board of pharmacy. (1) Program physicians, or their designees as allowed by the Ohio board of pharmacy, shall review a patient's information in the database: (a) At the patient's intake; (b) At the...

...(A) Each opioid treatment program is to review the drug database established and maintained by the state of Ohio board of pharmacy under section 4729.75 of the Revised Code (Ohio's prescription drug monitoring program). (1) Program physicians, or their designees as allowed by the state of Ohio board of pharmacy, are to review a patient's information in the database: (a) At the patient's intake...

...(A) Opioid treatment programs are to provide, at a minimum, the following services: (1) General services, SUD case management services, and crisis intervention services pursuant to Chapter 5122-29 of the Administrative Code. (2) Adequate medical, counseling, vocational, educational, employment, and other screening, assessment, and treatment services to meet patient needs. (B) Opioid treatment ...

...(A) Opioid treatment programs may voluntarily establish medication units with the appropriate licensure from the Ohio department of mental health and addiction services, the United States drug enforcement agency, the substance abuse and mental health services agency, and the Ohio board of pharmacy. Medication units will be associated with a single primary opioid treatment program or hub that will ...

...(A) The purpose of this chapter is to describe the standards for a psychiatric residential treatment facility (PRTF). (B) Definitions: (1) "Ancillary services" means services that supplement and support the clinical services provided by the PRTF staff and are not considered direct care. An example of an ancillary service in the context of the PRTF setting would be time set aside for personal...

...(A) The PRTF coordinates care with other providers during treatment, as part of transition planning and after treatment. (B) The PRTF recognizes that transition to the community is challenging for the youth and family or caregiver and assures that services and supports are in place to support the youth's successful return to the community. (C) Individualized transition planning begins with...

...(A) All clinical staff will receive initial training in evidence-based practices utilized by the PRTF within thirty days of hire and on-going training thereafter as needed. (B) All staff and volunteers will: (1) Receive training in de-escalation strategies which includes practicing techniques presented prior to working with youth in the PRTF and at least every twelve months thereafter. (2)...

...(A) The Ohio department of mental health and addiction services (OhioMHAS) may withhold all or part of the state and federal funds allocated or granted by the department to a board of alcohol, drug addiction, and mental health services for any of the following: (1) The failure to comply with Chapter 340. or section 5119.22, 5119.24, 5119.36, or 5119.371 of the Revised Code. (2) The board denies available service on...

...(A) The purpose of this rule is to describe the role and responsibilities of boards in the client rights and grievance procedures. (B) The provisions of this rule are applicable to each board of alcohol, drug addiction, and mental health services constituted according to section 340.02 of the Revised Code, or a community mental health board or an alcohol and drug addiction services board as d...

...(A) The purpose of this rule is to establish the criteria and procedures for department of mental health and addiction services authorization of the withdrawal by one or more board(s) of county commissioners from participation in a joint-county board. (B) The provisions of this rule are applicable to all counties which participate in joint-county boards and particularly to each board of county co...

...(A) The purpose of this rule is to establish the requirements and procedures for department of mental health and addiction services authorization of a board of alcohol, drug addiction, and mental health services to operate a facility or provide an addiction service or mental health service. (B) The provisions of this rule apply to any mental health or addiction service or activity specified secti...