1. (1) Once a service recipient becomes eligible to participate in the TDMHSAS ADAT Program for D.U.I. Offenders according to the criteria set forth in rule 0940-06-04-.03, the following shall occur, subject to the availability of funding and resources:

   1. (a) The court shall cause to be provided to the Department copies of the following:

      1. 1. The court order;
      2. 2. The judgment or guilty plea; and
      3. 3. The determination and documentation of indigence as specified by T.C.A. § 55- 10-403(a)(4)(B).

2. (2) Once the Department receives from the court a copy of the order authorizing treatment for a service recipient and certifying that such service recipient is eligible for the TDMHSAS ADAT Program for D.U.I. Offenders, the Department shall add the service recipient’s name to its Authorization List, and it shall provide the service recipient or authorized party making such D.U.I. OFFENDERS AND PEOLE WITH PROBLEM GAMBLING DISORDERS request on the service recipient’s behalf with its Resource Provider List and with instructions for contacting a treatment provider; and

   1. (a) The service recipient, or an authorized party acting on the service recipient’s behalf, shall contact a treatment provider included on the Resource Provider List; and
   2. (b) The Department shall send the service recipient, other authorized party acting on the service recipient’s behalf, and the treatment provider, a written letter authorizing the service recipient to be admitted to the TDMHSAS ADAT Program for D.U.I. Offenders; and
   3. (c) Upon admission of the service recipient into treatment, the treatment provider shall administer the most current edition of the ASAM PPCCR. The treatment provider shall assess the service recipient using the ASI, and it shall complete admission, continued stay and discharge reviews per ASAM PPCCR.

3. (3) The treatment provided to a service recipient shall be based on an Individualized Program Plan (Treatment Plan) developed and implemented by the treatment provider and service recipient, which may include an assessment service and/or any of the following treatment services:

   1. (a) Ambulatory Services, which include:

      1. 1. Individual Outpatient (ASAM Level I);
      2. 2. Group Outpatient (ASAM Level I);
      3. 3. Intensive Outpatient (ASAM Level II.1); and
      4. 4. Partial Hospitalization (ASAM Level II.5).

   2. (b) Detoxification Services, which include:

      1. 1. Clinically-Managed Detoxification (ASAM Level III-2D); and
      2. 2. Medically-Monitored Detoxification (ASAM Level III-7D).

   3. (c) Residential Services, which include:

      1. 1. Clinically-Managed Low-Intensity (Halfway House) (ASAM Level III.1);
      2. 2. Clinically-Managed Medium-Intensity (ASAM Level III.3);
      3. 3. Clinically-Managed High-Intensity (ASAM Level III.5); and
      4. 4. Medically-Monitored Intensive (ASAM Level III.7).

Authority: T.C.A. §§ 4-4-103, 4-5-202, 4-5-204, 33-1-302, 33-1-305, 40-33-211, 55-10-403, 55-50-504, 68-1-103, 68-24-101, and 68-24-201 and Executive Order 44 (February 23, 2007). Administrative History: Original rule filed June 14, 2006; effective August 28, 2006. Rule was transferred from 1200-30- 03 on May 15, 2008, pursuant to Executive Order 44 (February 23, 2007). Repeal and new rule filed January 4, 2010; effective April 4, 2010. Administrative corrections made to agency names in December 2022 pursuant to Public Chapter 575 of 2012. D.U.I. OFFENDERS AND PEOLE WITH PROBLEM GAMBLING DISORDERS