1. (1) In addition to client record requirements of Rule R501-1, the provider shall ensure that each recovery residence client record contains:

   1. (a) intake documentation indicating that the client meets the admission criteria, that includes:

      1. (i) the client is not currently using or withdrawing from alcohol or substances of abuse; and
      2. (ii) the client is not presenting with a current clinical assessment that contraindicates this level of care;
   2. (b) any client medications;
   3. (c) any client allergies;
   4. (d) any client chronic conditions;
   5. (e) any client communicable diseases;

   6. (f) individual recovery plan that includes:

      1. (i) documentation of each service provided by the program, including a disclosure that no clinical treatment services occur on-site at the recovery residence; and
      2. (ii) documentation of each referred supportive service, not directly associated with the recovery residence site;
   7. (g) a signed written lease agreement for the recovery residence, if required; and

   8. (h) a signed agreement indicating that the client was notified in writing before admission regarding:

      1. (i) program and client responsibilities related to transportation to and location of off-site services;
      2. (ii) program and client responsibilities related to the provision of toiletries, bedding and linens, laundry, and other household items;
      3. (iii) program and client responsibilities related to shopping, provision of food and preparation of meals;
      4. (iv) fee disclosures including Medicaid number, insurance information and identification of any other entities who may be billed for the client's services; and
      5. (v) rules of the program.
2. (2) The recovery plan shall contain the signature and title of the program representative that prepared the plan and the signature of the client.

KEY: licensing, human services, recovery residence

Date of Last Change: January 26, 2026

Notice of Continuation: December 2, 2024

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 26B-2-104; 26B-2-117