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Orientation ADAA Funded Residential Treatment
ContractsCriminal Justice Population
  • October 28, 2011

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Referral ProcessCriminal Justice 8-507 Patients
Judge
ADAA Justice Services
FAX 8507
Clinical Review
No
Appropriate For TX?
DOC Clearance?
Place Patient on Non-Cleared Waiting List
Yes
No
Yes
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Slot Available?
Place Patient on Cleared Waiting List
Locate Slot Based on Proximity and Cost
No
Yes
DOC Medical/ Transfer Clearance?
Place Patient on Non-Cleared Waiting List
Refer to Provider in SMART
Yes
No
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Referral Decision Making Process
Are there providers in the region?
Does the lowest cost provider have an opening?
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Is there a provider in the next closest region?
Refer
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Arrange Patient pick-up with DOC/ LDC
Provider
Accept Referral in SMART
Admit Patient enter contact note in SMART
Billing begins in SMART
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Transportation
  • Defendants released from the Department of
    Corrections (DOC) will be transported to the
    Maryland Correctional Institution-Jessup Jessup,
    Maryland, for pick up by the identified treatment
    program.
  • Defendants released from local Detention Centers
    will be transported by the Detention center staff
    to the treatment program.
  • Defendants entering from community will be
    responsible for their transportation.

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Medication
  • Defendants released from DOC will receive a 30
    days supply of medication upon their release.
  • Defendants released from local Detention Centers
    generally do not receive medications upon release
    and/or one week supply.

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Gang Affiliation
  • If known, ADAA will notify if defendant is in a
    gang, name the gang and ranking.
  • During admission you should go over your policy
    related to gang behavior.

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Next Steps
  • Programs will receive a letter with
    requirements related to programs responsibility
    for the HG 8-507 patient.

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Primary Adult Care
  • Assist defendant in applying for PAC
  • As soon as possible after admission
  • Defendants from DOC should be arriving with a
    digital ID
  • Continue to collaborate with DOC for birth
    certificates
  • ADAA web site has Helpful Tips in applying

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HG 8-507 Progress Note
  • Monthly progress note
  • Copy in your folder
  • All areas need to be completed
  • Review and questions?

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Extension Letters
  • Individual treatment plans
  • Discharge dates will be based on individual tx
    plans and obtaining goals
  • Extension letters to be received at ADAA at 90
    days.
  • Eric Peck and Dave Putsche

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Discharge Summary/Continuing Care Profile
  • Both must be completed
  • Both are mailed to court/ADAA/ Probation
    Agent
  • Continuing Care Profile is in SMART can be
    downloaded to include with d/c summary.

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Monitoring Agency
  • Parole and Probation
  • Need name of the Probation Agent?
  • Parole and Probation Central Intake
  • 443-263-3754
  • Why is this important?

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Justice Services
  • HG 8-507 Staff
  • Karen Yoke 410-402-8595
  • Nicolle Birckhead 410-402-8620
  • Dave Putsche 410-402-8642
  • Eric Peck 410-402-8645
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