Medication Assisted Treatment. This plan covers medication assisted treatment for substance use disorders, including methadone maintenance treatment. Please see the Summary of Medical Benefits for specific copayments for these services.
Medication Assisted Treatment the prescription of medication related to SUD treatment services, or the assessment of the side effects or results of that medication conducted by staff lawfully authorized to provide such services and/or order laboratory testing within their scope of practice or licensure. This means long-acting injectable Vivitrol which is reimbursed for onsite administration and physicians and licensed prescribers in DMC-ODS programs will be reimbursed for the ordering, prescribing, administering, and monitoring.
Medication Assisted Treatment. “MAT”) DISTRIBUTION AND OTHER OPIOID-RELATED TREATMENT
Medication Assisted Treatment. Providers will have procedures for linkage/integration for beneficiaries requiring medication assisted treatment. Provider staff will regularly communicate with physicians of beneficiaries who are prescribed these medications unless the beneficiary refuses to consent to sign a 42 CFR part 2 compliant release of information for this purpose.
Medication Assisted Treatment the prescription of medication related to SUD 34 treatment services, or the assessment of the side effects or results of that medication conducted by staff 35 lawfully authorized to provide such services and/or order laboratory testing within their scope of 36 practice or licensure. This means long-acting injectable Vivitrol which is reimbursed for onsite 37 // 14 of 22 EXHIBIT A X:\CONTRACTS - 2018 -\2018-2020\SUD\DMC SUD OUTPATIENT SVCS FY 18-20 - LW.DOC «K_CODE»– MADMCOSSUDKK20 1 administration and physicians and licensed prescribers in DMC-ODS programs will be reimbursed for 2 the ordering, prescribing, administering and monitoring.
Medication Assisted Treatment. (MAT) are approved medications in combination with behavioral therapies to provide a whole client approach to treating substance use disorders. Clients seeking Outpatient, Residential or Recovery Residences/Sober Living and have concurrent MAT shall not be delayed access to substance use disorder treatment and recovery services due to the client’s medical status as it relates to MAT. Providers shall develop a policy, which includes how the program informs clients and educates staff about the MAT available at the program if applicable. The policy shall also include the assessment of a client’s MAT needs, administration and storage of medications, and training of staff. Provider staff shall be trained in the area of MAT protocols to include all portions of these Standards pertaining to monitoring of persons undergoing detoxification. If, while in treatment, a client exhibits signs and symptoms of withdrawal or behaviors that are a cause for concern for the provider and is believed to be attributable to the client’s medication, the SUS treatment provider staff should address this clinically with the client and the client prescriber. Treatment plans shall be flexible and adjusted as required with review and consult the prescribing physician. EXHIBIT A2
Medication Assisted Treatment. (MAT) “Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)” means the use of medications, in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies, to provide a whole-patient approach to the treatment of SUDs.
Medication Assisted Treatment. Psychiatric evaluation, medication management services and care coordination to assist patients in abstaining from alcohol.
Medication Assisted Treatment. MAT services may be provided onsite with approval for 4 Incidental Medical Services from DHCS. Medically necessary MAT services must be provided in 5 accordance with an individualized treatment plan determined by a licensed physician or LPHA working 6 within their scope of practice.
Medication Assisted Treatment. This shall include dosing of buprenorphine, naloxone, and disulfiram when medically appropriate.
