Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 19, March 20, 2024
In accordance with Iowa Code section
125.13,
a person shall not maintain or conduct a substance use disorder program without
having first obtained a license for the program from the department, and in
accordance with Iowa Code section
135.150,
a person shall not maintain or conduct a problem gambling treatment program
funded by the department unless the person has obtained a license for the
program from the department. The provision of treatment to a patient through
any electronic means, regardless of the location of the program or facility,
shall constitute the practice of treatment in the state of Iowa and shall be
subject to regulation in accordance with Iowa Code chapter 125, Iowa Code
section
135.150,
and these rules. An applicant shall apply for one license only. The department
shall award one license only to an applicant or licensee.
(1)
Program licenses. The
department shall offer the following program licenses:
a. A substance use disorder assessment and
OWI evaluation-only program license.
b. A substance use disorder treatment program
license.
c. A problem gambling
treatment program license.
d. A
substance use disorder and problem gambling treatment program
license.
(2)
Licensed program services. The license will delineate the
licensed program service(s) the program is authorized to provide and will
specify that each licensed program service is licensed for adults, juveniles,
or adults and juveniles. Licensed program services are:
a. Substance use disorder assessment and OWI
evaluation only, provided by a substance use disorder assessment and OWI
evaluation-only program;
b.
Outpatient treatment, provided by a substance use disorder treatment program, a
problem gambling treatment program, or a substance use disorder and problem
gambling treatment program;
c.
Intensive outpatient treatment, provided by a substance use disorder treatment
program, a problem gambling treatment program, or a substance use disorder and
problem gambling treatment program;
d. Partial/day treatment, provided by a
substance use disorder treatment program, a problem gambling treatment program,
or a substance use disorder and problem gambling treatment program;
e. Clinically managed low-intensity
residential treatment, provided by a substance use disorder treatment program,
a problem gambling treatment program, or a substance use disorder and problem
gambling treatment program;
f.
Clinically managed medium-intensity residential treatment, provided by a
substance use disorder treatment program, a problem gambling treatment program,
or a substance use disorder and problem gambling treatment program;
g. Clinically managed high-intensity
residential treatment, provided by a substance use disorder treatment program,
a problem gambling treatment program, or a substance use disorder and problem
gambling treatment program;
h.
Medically monitored intensive inpatient treatment, provided by a substance use
disorder treatment program or a substance use disorder and problem gambling
treatment program;
i. Medically
managed intensive inpatient treatment, provided by a substance use disorder
treatment program or a substance use disorder and problem gambling treatment
program;
j. Enhanced treatment
services, provided by a substance use disorder treatment program or a substance
use disorder and problem gambling treatment program;
k. Opioid treatment services, provided by a
substance use disorder treatment program or a substance use disorder and
problem gambling treatment program.
(3)
Licensing body. The
committee shall:
a. Consider and approve or
deny all license applications, suspensions and revocations;
b. Advise the department on policies
governing the performance of the department in the discharge of any duties
imposed on the department by law;
c. Advise or make recommendations to the
board relative to addictive disorder programs in this state; and
d. Perform other duties as assigned by the
board.
