Common use of Outpatient Treatment Clause in Contracts

Outpatient Treatment. The United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) facilitates treatment for all Xxxxxx County VTC Participants who are referred to outpatient treatment. The treatment facilities are staffed with appropriately licensed treatment counselors and case managers. Participant shall be placed in treatment as soon as possible and can expect to be in VTC for a minimum of seventeen (17) months. However, this does NOT guarantee Participant will complete the entire Program in said time period. Time may be extended in the Program if Participant fails to comply with all of the requirements. Participant may earn additional time in the Program if he/she fails to maintain sobriety, obtains new charges, fails to comply with the rules of VTC, or fails to comply with Court orders. The VTC Program consists of four (4) phases. Phases are the steps in which Participant’s performance and progress through VTC are monitored. These phases are used as guidelines that can be modified to meet Participant’s specific needs. Participant is required to frequently report to the VTC Judge and other treatment team members for compliance monitoring, assistance with treatment plans, and random alcohol and drug testing.

Outpatient Treatment. The United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) facilitates treatment for all Xxxxxx Butler County VTC Participants who are referred to outpatient treatment. The treatment facilities are staffed with appropriately licensed treatment counselors and case managers. Participant shall be placed in treatment as soon as possible and can expect to be in VTC for a minimum of seventeen (17) months. However, this does NOT guarantee Participant will complete the entire Program in said time period. Time may be extended in the Program if Participant fails to comply with all of the requirements. Participant may earn additional time in the Program if he/she fails to maintain sobriety, obtains new charges, fails to comply with the rules of VTC, or fails to comply with Court orders. The VTC Program consists of four (4) phases. Phases are the steps in which Participant’s performance and progress through VTC are monitored. These phases are used as guidelines that can be modified to meet Participant’s specific needs. Participant is required to frequently report to the VTC Judge and other treatment team members for compliance monitoring, assistance with treatment plans, and random alcohol and drug testing.