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or an integrated mental health and substance use intake assessment conducted in accordance with 7 AAC 135.110(d); if the assessment conducted under this paragraph is an integrated mental health and substance use intake assessment, and of the individuals listed in (f)(6), (g)(5), or (h)(5) of this section, only a physician, a physician assistant, an advanced practice registered nurse, or a mental health professional clinician may provide that assessment; and
(2) development and maintenance of an individualized treatment plan that includes measurable short-term goals and objectives as needed in the areas of
(A) case management;
(B) addiction treatment;
(C) health care;
(D) mental health;
(E) social services;
(F) vocational services; and
(G) housing services. (c) Residential substance use disorder treatment services may be administered to an individual or a group, or on a family basis, but must include the following component services:
(1) life skills development designed to restore or improve the recipient’s overall functioning relative to the recipient’s substance use disorder;
(2) counseling to promote successful initial involvement in regular productive daily activity, including going to work or school, and successful reintegration into family living;
(3) motivational and engagement strategies appropriate to the recipient’s treatment plan;
(4) medication administration services; of the individuals listed in (f)(6), (g)(5), or (h)(5) of this section, only a physician, a physician assistant, an advanced practice registered nurse, a registered nurse supervised by a physician or advanced practice registered nurse, or a licensed practical nurse supervised by a physician or advanced practice registered nurse may provide medication administration services;
(5) referrals to other agencies, as needed;
(6) discharge or transfer planning;
(7) repealed 6/30/2021;
(8) crisis or relapse prevention planning;
(9) management of a recipient’s chronic disease, if medically necessary and clinically appropriate;