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New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 3 - ATTENDANCE AND SCHEDULING AT AN INTOXICATED DRIVER RESOURCE CENTER › Section 10:162-3.5 - Transfers from one county to another prior to initial attendance at an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center

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(a) A client may be
				transferred from one county's program to another with the consent of the
				Intoxicated Driver Resource Center Director. The recipient Intoxicated Driver
				Resource Center shall not be responsible for any administrative client details
				until a transfer form is received. A transfer form shall be sent by the
				transferring Intoxicated Driver Resource Center and shall include: The original
				abstract from the Intoxicated Driving Program, the record of the conviction,
				the original scheduling notice from the Intoxicated Driving Program and a
				noncompliance form, if one has been issued. If a client has a new address, it
				shall be noted. Upon receipt of the transfer documents, the recipient county
				shall become responsible for all administrative procedures. The transferring
				Intoxicated Driver Resource Center shall maintain a log of transferred
				clients.
(b) The Intoxicated Driver
				Resource Center transferring the client shall note on the roster, opposite the
				name of the client, the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center to which the client
				has been transferred. The Intoxicated Driver Resource Center receiving the
				client shall add the client's name to its roster and indicate the Intoxicated
				Driver Resource Center from which the client was transferred. The transferring
				Intoxicated Driver Resource Center shall forward all client records
				(maintaining a copy) to the receiving Intoxicated Driver Resource Center with a
				brief statement of the reason for the transfer. The receiving Intoxicated
				Driver Resource Center shall be responsible for collection of fees, treatment
				monitoring, and follow up, to include maintenance of client records. Once the
				client has been evaluated and referred, he or she remains in the control of the
				receiving Intoxicated Driver Resource Center.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 3 - ATTENDANCE AND SCHEDULING AT AN INTOXICATED DRIVER RESOURCE CENTER › Section 10:162-3.6 - Second offender treatment referral and monitoring

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If a 48 hour program sends a second offender to treatment,
				  the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center in the client's home county shall
				  monitor treatment. All client records shall be sent to the monitoring
				  county.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 3 - ATTENDANCE AND SCHEDULING AT AN INTOXICATED DRIVER RESOURCE CENTER › Section 10:162-3.7 - Scheduling and monitoring of third and subsequent offenders

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Third and subsequent offenders shall be referred to the 12
				  hour Intoxicated Driver Resource Center for evaluation, referral to treatment
				  and/or self-help group participation, pursuant to
				  10:162-4.2, and
				  10:162-4.5. Third and subsequent
				  offenders shall be monitored by the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center for one
				  full year from the time the client begins treatment.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 4 - EVALUATION AND TREATMENT PROCEDURES › Section 10:162-4.1 - Evaluation procedures

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(a) During the
				first offender program or the 48-hour program, IDRC staff shall distribute to
				each client, for completion, the Intoxicated Driver Program Questionnaire
				("evaluation instrument"), which is a self-administered drinking and driving
				inventory that addresses the following areas: quantity/frequency of alcohol
				intake, current binge behavior, symptomatic drinking, spouse-relative problems,
				friend-neighbor problems, job problems, law and accident problems, health
				problems, financial problems, belligerent drinking, and dependency.
(b) The client shall finish and return the
				evaluation instrument at the time requested. The test score shall be entered on
				the client screening evaluation scoring sheet in the space provided. Any
				observations by staff, which may be helpful to the counselor's evaluation, may
				be noted on this sheet.
(c) If a
				client is referred to a treatment program, a packet shall be prepared for
				transmittal to the treatment program, which shall include the following
				information:
1. The court's record of the
				conviction;
2. Driver
				abstract;
3. Client screening
				evaluation scoring sheet;
4.
				Agreements to participate in treatment;
5. Records release authorization
				form;
6. Answer sheet to the
				questionnaire;
7. Autobiographical
				statement; and
8. The court
				order.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 4 - EVALUATION AND TREATMENT PROCEDURES › Section 10:162-4.3 - Evaluation approval

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(a) Any Intoxicated
				Driver Resource Center/Intoxicated Driving Program initial evaluation and
				referral to treatment shall be approved by a counselor.
(b) If a counselor decides not to refer a
				client who meets any of the above criteria in
				10:162-4.2(b) 
				then documentation must be provided to support the nonreferral.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 4 - EVALUATION AND TREATMENT PROCEDURES › Section 10:162-4.5 - Determining need for substance use disorder treatment and level of care

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(a)
				In determining the need for substance use disorder treatment and identifying
				the appropriate level of care, the affiliated treatment agency shall:
1. Make a determination based upon the ASAM
				criteria and a DSM diagnosis;
2.
				Utilize a SAMHSA-approved, evidence-based, validated assessment tool;
				and
3. Ensure that only affiliated
				treatment agency staff possessing the appropriate clinical background,
				education, and qualifications perform and provide the diagnosis and
				assessment.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 4 - EVALUATION AND TREATMENT PROCEDURES › Section 10:162-4.6 - Referral procedures

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(a) The Intoxicated Driver Resource Center
				shall provide each client referred for evaluation with a list of affiliated
				treatment agencies. The list shall reflect the following items:
1. Name of program;
2. Location;
3. Days/times of operation;
4. Type of treatment and type of counseling;
				and
5. Cost per session (indicate
				if there is a sliding fee scale or third party payment available and the
				minimum and maximum fees and any nontreatment fees.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 5 - TREATMENT PROGRAM AFFILIATION REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-5.1 - Affiliation and treatment program standards

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(a) In
				order for an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center client to receive substance use
				disorder treatment at a Department-licensed substance use disorder treatment
				agency or by a licensed healthcare practitioner/professional, the IDRC and the
				an affiliation agreement.
(b) The
				affiliation agreement between the IDRC and the Department-licensed substance
				use disorder treatment agency shall include and be facilitated by the
				IDP.
(c) The affiliation agreement
				between the IDRC and a licensed health care practitioner/ professional shall be
				the responsibility of the IDRC. The IDRC shall delineate and define the
				contents of the written affiliation agreement, except that the minimum
				requirements set forth at (c)1 below must be included within the affiliation
				agreement.
1. Any affiliation agreement
				between an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center and a healthcare
				practitioner/professional to provide substance use disorder treatment services
				to clients must, at a minimum, include the following standards:
i. Conformance with
				N.J.S.A.
				39:4-50et seq., 45:2D-1 et seq., 26:2H-1 et
				seq., and 40A:9-22.1 et seq., and this chapter, as appropriate;
ii. Acknowledgement that the healthcare
				practitioner/professional possesses the appropriate educational qualifications
				and proper license and/or credentials to provide substance use disorder
				treatment services;
iii.
				Maintenance of a fee schedule, including any sliding fee schedule;
iv. Provision of the address, telephone
				number, hours of operation, and contact person for each office
				location;
v. A written description
				of the treatment program vision and mission, program requirements, and
				treatment modalities, including ASAM criteria level of care designations for
				treatment services offered; and
vi.
				Provision of copies of commercial liability insurance and individual or agency
				professional liability insurance, as appropriate.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 5 - TREATMENT PROGRAM AFFILIATION REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-5.2 - Handling of complaints to the IDP

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Upon receipt of a complaint, notification, or allegation of a
				  violation of law, rule, or affiliation agreement by affiliated treatment
				  agencies, the Intoxicated Driving Program shall refer and report such
				  complaint, notification, or allegation to the applicable IDRC, county
				  designating authority, and/or relevant Federal, State and local agencies, as
				  appropriate.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.1 - Intake evaluation

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(a) Each Intoxicated Driver Resource Center
				client or DUI offender sentenced by a court to treatment in place of jail shall
				receive an individual intake evaluation, preferably with his or her counselor
				of record. The purpose of the intake is to make an independent evaluation of
				the client's needs in treatment, and, if the provider is an approved grantee,
				to determine if the client is an eligible recipient.
(b) The treatment program shall conduct an
				independent evaluation of the client's need for treatment that addresses the
				six ASAM criteria dimensions. Any testing tool utilized must be noted in the
				evaluation. The information packet received from the Intoxicated Driving
				Program shall also be utilized. The treatment program shall inform the client
				of his or her specific responsibility under the treatment plan. If a client is
				determined by the treatment program to need treatment, a treatment plan shall
				be developed and a copy of the plan shall be provided to the client. The
				treatment agency shall establish a written, signed contract with the client
				regarding the treatment plan. The client shall sign a records release
				authorization during the intake process. The form shall be completed to allow
				the court, the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center, the Intoxicated Driving
				Program, the Division, the Motor Vehicle Commission, the client's attorney, and
				the treatment program/approved grantee and coordinating grantee, as
				appropriate, to exchange information.
(c) The treatment program shall report the
				result of the treatment evaluation of the client and the client's progress in
				treatment to the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center/Intoxicated Driving
				Program, as appropriate.
(d) When
				determining whether a client is an eligible recipient, an approved grantee
				shall require proof of income and, when applicable, documentation of medical
				indigency status pursuant to
				N.J.A.C.
				10:162-6.16(c) in the form
				of the prior year's tax returns, pay stubs, or other documentation deemed
				suitable by the Division.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.2 - Client intake form

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The client intake form and the results of the evaluation by
				  the treatment program shall be sent to the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center
				  within seven working days after the intake with the records release
				  authorization. The client's full name, address and phone number, driver license
				  number, the evaluation, the counselor's signature, name of program and the date
				  shall be included in the material sent to the Intoxicated Driver Resource
				  Center.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.3 - Length of and level of care for substance use disorder treatment

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The length of treatment shall be for a duration of time that
				  is clinically necessary. The level of care identified for a client must be
				  supported by ASAM criteria and a DSM diagnosis
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.4 - Treatment plan

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(a) The purpose of the treatment plan is to
				provide information and personal insight to the client so that he or she will
				recognize the extent of his or her substance use disorder and acquire the basic
				tools to begin recovery and maintain sobriety, if such a goal is part of the
				plan.
(b) A treatment plan shall
				include the following:
1. Education on
				substance use disorders and alcohol and drug use in conjunction with
				driving;
2. Information on the
				effects of substance use disorders on families, work, and personal health;
				and
3. Individual and group
				counseling aimed at providing personal insight and information on how to
				recover. The information shall include:
i. The
				location of self-help groups;
ii.
				Information on how self-help groups work;
iii. Information on family treatment
				resources;
iv. An opportunity for
				the client to involve family and friends in the recovery process and treatment;
				and
v. A statement informing the
				client of any confidentiality protection to which he or she is
				entitled.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.5 - Failure to comply with treatment requirements

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(a)
				Once the client has been accepted for treatment, any failure to comply with the
				treatment program shall be reported by the treatment program to the Intoxicated
				Driver Resource Center in writing within seven working days. Failure to comply
				with the treatment program shall include, but not be limited to:
1. Failing to attend specific
				meetings;
2. Failing to comply with
				the treatment contract;
3. Failing
				to participate in individual and group counseling; or
4. Failing to attend self-help group
				meetings.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.9 - Evaluation of client progress

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The progress of the client shall be monitored and recorded by
				  the treatment program staff on a weekly basis. A client who may be in need of
				  additional treatment, such as detoxification, intensive outpatient, or
				  inpatient treatment, may be assigned to such treatment, with approval from the
				  Intoxicated Driver Resource Center. Clients who continue to use alcohol and/or
				  drugs, or otherwise fail to comply with program requirements, shall be reported
				  to the Intoxicated Driving Program by the Intoxicated Driver Resource
				  Center.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.11 - Family involvement

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Each client may be requested to have one counseling session
				  with a member of his or her family or a friend. The counselor may make every
				  effort, with the client's consent, to involve the family in the treatment
				  process, including one session on family aspects of alcohol and drug abuse. If
				  necessary, marriage and family counseling shall be available to the client and
				  can be substituted for regular group sessions. If family or friend refuse to
				  attend, or the client does not desire to reveal that he or she is in treatment
				  to the family and friends, this is not non-compliance on the part of the
				  client. Self help group information should also be made available.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.12 - Client transfers from one treatment program to another

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Client transfers from one treatment program to another are
				  permitted, if approved by the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center, and if a
				  client is in compliance and a conflict between a program and a client has
				  progressed to the point that treatment is jeopardized. Other valid reasons,
				  such as change of address, or to make more suitable arrangements between
				  clients and programs, may be honored. Credit for successful prior treatment
				  shall be given by the receiving Intoxicated Driver Resource Center. There shall
				  be a presumption of credit for attendance if the client was in compliance and
				  was successful in treatment and this is documented. Transfer of records shall
				  be channeled through the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center office. The
				  Intoxicated Driver Resource Center who received the fee and provided the
				  evaluation is responsible for administration and follow-up of client
				  monitoring.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.13 - Final client treatment release, evaluation, and request for payment

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(a)
				In releasing a client from treatment, the counselor is making a professional
				judgment about the client's alcohol/drug behavior. The client should be in
				control of his or her problem. For clients with a substance use disorder, this
				will mean abstinence; for clients who do not have a substance use disorder,
				this will mean the ability for the client to make rational decisions regarding
				alcohol/drug use and driving.
(b)
				The following criteria shall be considered by the treatment program counselor
				to support the counselor's professional judgment:
1. Client cooperation during
				treatment;
2. Development of
				positive attitude;
3. Achievement
				of abstinence;
4. Quality of
				involvement in treatment or self help group;
5. Family involvement in treatment;
6. Participation in group
				interaction;
7. Change of behavior
				patterns related to alcohol/drug use;
8. Significant life style changes;
9. Reduction of alcohol/drug
				intake;
10. Improvement of self
				image;
11. Use of support
				systems;
12. Positive observations
				by family members, other clients, and other counselors; and
13. Chemical test results where
				available.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.14 - Client treatment procedures

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(a) The Intoxicated
				Driver Resource Center or Intoxicated Driving Program, as appropriate, and the
				treatment program must conclude that the client is appropriate for treatment
				before treatment commences. If the treatment program, after performing a proper
				evaluation under this chapter, indicates the client is not appropriate for
				treatment or needs an alternate treatment referral, the client shall be
				referred back to the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center for appropriate action.
				The Intoxicated Driver Resource Center or Intoxicated Driving Program will
				close the case unless it is determined that the criteria used, in accordance
				with 10:162-4.2, justify treatment. A
				client refusing to participate in treatment after two findings that treatment
				is appropriate shall be referred to the sentencing court as non-compliant, in
				accordance with N.J.A.C. 10:162-8.
(b) If a client is not able to safely resume
				driving after a year of continuous treatment, the Intoxicated Driver Resource
				Center/Intoxicated Driving Program shall report this to the Division of Motor
				Vehicles.
(c) All clients referred
				to treatment shall contact the treatment program within 10 working days of the
				referral. Treatment agencies must report to the Intoxicated Driver Resource
				Center or Intoxicated Driving Program as appropriate that the client has
				commenced treatment within 30 days of the initial contact.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.16 - Treatment costs

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(a) The Division shall not be responsible for
				any treatment costs for any treatment or treatment agency evaluation costs for
				a client unless the client provides proof that he or she is an eligible
				recipient, and the grantee or sub-grantee providing such services indicates
				what percentage of the costs have been or will be paid from other sources. The
				Division may then make payments from the Fund on a sliding scale up to 100
				percent of the costs.
(b) If a
				client is an eligible recipient and meets the criteria set forth in (c) and (d)
				below, treatment shall be provided by an approved grantee to the client at no
				cost to the client when monies from the Fund are available, subject to the
				provisions of (d) below regarding nominal co-payments. When monies from the
				Fund are not available, affiliated treatment programs and approved grantees
				shall provide treatment on a sliding scale basis or at no cost for up to 10
				percent of their Intoxicated Driver Resource Center/Intoxicated Driving Program
				clients.
(c) Recipients for this
				program will be required to meet eligibility criteria that consider income,
				resources, Federal Poverty Guidelines, and medical indigency status.
				Eligibility for this program will be based on Federal Poverty Guidelines as
				published annually in the Federal Register by the Secretary of Health and Human
				Services, with an applicable income threshold of 350 percent for applicants
				seeking residential treatment, and 250 percent for applicants seeking other
				levels of treatment. For the purpose of this section, medical indigency is
				defined to include circumstances where an applicant exceeds these Federal
				Poverty Guidelines, but due to reduced income or necessary medical, legal,
				legally-mandated, or educational expenses, still lacks sufficient resources to
				pay for treatment determined to be clinically necessary pursuant to
				10:162-6.1 through 6.4.
(d) A client who claims to be an eligible
				recipient shall provide proof of income and, when applicable, documentation of
				medical indigency status including, but not limited to, garnishments, alimony,
				child support and legal fines, to an approved grantee pursuant to N.J. A.C.
				10:162-6.1(d). Proof of eligibility does not relieve the client of the
				responsibility to pay the Intoxicated Driving Program and Intoxicated Driver
				Resource Center fees required pursuant to
				N.J.A.C.
				10:162-2.4 and 8.1, and any nominal
				co-payment charged by an approved grantee for therapeutic purposes, as approved
				by the Division.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.17 - Treatment programs

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Each Intoxicated Driver Resource Center shall update its
				  approved treatment lists quarterly and shall send a copy of the list to the
				  Intoxicated Driving Program.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 6 - TREATMENT PROGRAM OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 10:162-6.18 - Treatment after arrest

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(a) The Intoxicated
				Driver Resource Center may give credit for attendance in treatment after
				arrest, if the treatment was at an approved facility; such time served does not
				exempt offenders from Intoxicated Driver Resource Center detention
				requirements.
(b) The Intoxicated
				Driver Resource Center, subject to applicable confidentiality statutes and
				rules, shall require the previous treatment program to submit the results of
				its evaluation. The Intoxicated Driver Resource Center shall perform its own
				evaluation, and develop a new treatment plan with the offender, as
				appropriate.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 7 - CLIENT CONDUCT › Section 10:162-7.1 - Intoxication at the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center

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(a) If a client
				appears to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs upon arrival or during
				the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center session, the Intoxicated Driver Resource
				Center may implement the following procedure:
1. Evaluate the client to see if he or she is
				incapacitated or intoxicated as defined herein;
2. If the client is incapacitated, the
				Intoxicated Driver Resource Center may call the police, Service Force, or
				Emergency Medical Service and have the client removed to a hospital or other
				facility for detoxification. After detoxification, the client may be processed
				through the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center. The fact that the client was
				under the influence shall be noted in the client's file and used as part of the
				counselor's evaluation;
3. If the
				client is not incapacitated, but is intoxicated, the Intoxicated Driver
				Resource Center may admit the client or reschedule the client. This
				determination shall take into account the welfare and the safety of other
				clients, and the degree of disruption the client's attendance creates. The fact
				that the client was under the influence shall be noted in the client's file and
				shall be used as part of the counselor's evaluation;
4. All persons who appear to be under the
				influence of alcohol or drugs (clients or non-clients) and are observed driving
				a vehicle away from the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center may be reported to
				the police; and
5. Intoxicated
				clients who are disruptive shall be found in non-compliance.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 7 - CLIENT CONDUCT › Section 10:162-7.2 - Improper client conduct at Intoxicated Driver Resource Center or Intoxicated Driving Program

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Improper conduct, such as being threatening or disruptive or
				  purposely not completing forms or providing relevant information, shall be
				  considered non-compliance.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 8 - CLIENT NON-COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES › Section 10:162-8.2 - Failure to contact treatment facility

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(a) When the
				Intoxicated Driver Resource Center/Intoxicated Driving Program has been
				notified that a client has not contacted the treatment facility by the contact
				date, the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center/Intoxicated Driving Program shall
				follow the procedures of
				N.J.A.C.
				10:162-8.1(a) through (c)
				and shall, for new law clients, in addition to the other documents, mail a copy
				of the treatment agreement to the court of conviction.
(b) The Intoxicated Driver Resource
				Center/Intoxicated Driving Program shall consider whether the reported failure
				to contact the treatment facility is related to the public health emergency,
				including, but not limited to, the client's self-isolation, quarantine, or
				illness; need to care for a family member due to illness or school closure; or
				need to report to work as an essential employee. If so, then such inaction
				shall not be considered a failure to contact the treatment facility for
				purposes of this section, the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center/ Intoxicated
				Driving Program shall not implement the noncompliance procedures at
				N.J.A.C.
				10:162-8.1, and shall not submit any
				documentation to the court of conviction.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 8 - CLIENT NON-COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES › Section 10:162-8.3 - Failure to comply with the treatment program

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(a) Upon
				receipt of a Client Treatment Release form indicating that the client did not
				comply with the treatment program requirements, the Intoxicated Driver Resource
				Center/Intoxicated Driving Program shall follow the procedures in
				N.J.A.C.
				10:162-8.1(a)1  through 3
				and shall, for new law clients, in addition to the other documents, mail a copy
				of the treatment agreement to the court of conviction.
(b) The Intoxicated Driver Resource
				Center/Intoxicated Driving Program shall consider whether the reported failure
				to comply with the requirements of the treatment program is related to the
				public health emergency, including, but not limited to, the client's
				self-isolation, quarantine, or illness; need to care for a family member due to
				illness or school closure; or need to report to work as an essential employee.
				If so, then such inaction shall not be considered a failure to comply with the
				treatment program for purposes of this section, the Intoxicated Driver Resource
				Center/Intoxicated Driving Program shall not implement the noncompliance
				procedures at
				N.J.A.C.
				10:162-8.1, and shall not submit any
				documentation to the court of conviction.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 8 - CLIENT NON-COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES › Section 10:162-8.4 - Other noncompliance

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If the client is found to be in noncompliance for any
				  reason, the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center/Intoxicated Driving Program will
				  follow the procedures in
				  10:162-8.1(a)1 
				  through 3, and shall, for new law clients, mail any necessary documents to the
				  court of conviction.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 8 - CLIENT NON-COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES › Section 10:162-8.5 - Failure to follow noncompliance procedures

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The failure of Intoxicated Driver Resource
				  Center/Intoxicated Driving Program to follow the noncompliance procedures shall
				  not relieve a client of noncompliance.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 8 - CLIENT NON-COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES › Section 10:162-8.6 - Conditions for a request for restoration of a client's driving privileges

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The Intoxicated Driver Resource Center shall receive written
				  notice from the affiliated treatment agency of satisfactory performance of
				  treatment before notifying the Intoxicated Driving Program to request that the
				  Division of Motor Vehicles restore the client's driving
				  privileges.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 8 - CLIENT NON-COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES › Section 10:162-8.7 - Noncompliance with treatment

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(a) The treatment
				program shall notify the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center/Intoxicated Driving
				Program of any noncompliance in writing within seven working days. The
				Intoxicated Driver Resource Center shall notify the courts and the Intoxicated
				Driving Program utilizing the noncompliance report.
(b) The treatment program shall consider
				whether the client's noncompliance is related to the public health emergency,
				including, but not limited to, the client's self-isolation, quarantine, or
				illness; need to care for a family member due to illness or school closure; or
				need to report to work as an essential employee. If so, then the client's
				action shall not be considered noncompliance for purposes of this section, the
				treatment program shall not notify the Intoxicated Driver Resource
				Center/Intoxicated Driving Program, and the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center
				shall not submit a noncompliance report to the courts and the Intoxicated
				Driving Program.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 8 - CLIENT NON-COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES › Section 10:162-8.8 - Proof of mailing; change of address

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The Intoxicated Driving Program provides a certified mailing
				  list with every roster sent to the Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers. The
				  Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers shall use this as proof of mailing in cases
				  of noncompliance to the original scheduling notice. Intoxicated Driver Resource
				  Centers are responsible for keeping a record of rescheduling notices so that
				  the notices can be sent to court to prove noncompliance. In all cases, copies
				  of the certification of mailing should be sent to the courts along with reports
				  of noncompliance when appropriate. All Intoxicated Driver Resource
				  Centers/Intoxicated Driving Program letters, notices or other correspondence
				  shall be sent to client's address on the record of conviction or to the most
				  recent address provided to the Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers/Intoxicated
				  Driving Program. It shall be the client's responsibility to keep the
				  Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers/Intoxicated Driving Program informed as to
				  his or her current address. Upon a change of address, the client shall notify
				  both the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center and the Intoxicated Drivers Program
				  in writing within 10 days.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 9 - MISCELLANEOUS OFFENDERS › Section 10:162-9.1 - Multiple offenders

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(a) Prior to restoration of a multiple
				offender's driver's license, the offender shall be evaluated by the Intoxicated
				Driver Resource Center/Intoxicated Driving Program, and if treatment is
				complete, a recommendation for license restoration will be made to the Division
				of Motor Vehicles providing that:
1. His or
				her suspension period is satisfied; and
2. The client has successfully completed
				approved treatment requirements and agrees to complete the remainder of any
				ordered treatment plan.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 9 - MISCELLANEOUS OFFENDERS › Section 10:162-9.2 - Out-of-State offenders

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(a) Out-of-State
				residents who live within reasonable driving distance (one hour's travel time)
				of an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center shall be scheduled in New Jersey.
				Other out-of-State residents may satisfy program requirements in their home
				states or in New Jersey. If an out-of-State resident elects to satisfy the
				requirements in his or home state, the Intoxicated Driving Program shall
				provide the client with instructions on how to comply.
(b) New Jersey residents convicted
				out-of-State (referred to as "Z" clients) will be referred to the Intoxicated
				Driving Program by the Division of Motor Vehicles, other state Intoxicated
				Driving Programs, probation authorities, foreign countries, or attorneys. Once
				appropriate documentation is received, the "Z" client shall be referred to a
				county Intoxicated Driver Resource Center. Any client who has not as yet been
				scheduled at the local Intoxicated Driver Resource Center, must call the
				out-of-State desk or Z desk at the Intoxicated Driving Program. No out-of-State
				or Z clients can be admitted to the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center without
				Intoxicated Driving Program approval.
(c) If an out-of-State or Z client is
				rescheduled at the local Intoxicated Driver Resource Center, then Intoxicated
				Driver Resource Center personnel should place an OS (out-of-State resident) or
				Z (State resident convicted in another state) clearly next to their name on
				reschedule rosters, noncompliance forms, compliance or treatment completion
				forms.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 9 - MISCELLANEOUS OFFENDERS › Section 10:162-9.3 - New Jersey residents convicted in a foreign state

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New Jersey resident/licensees convicted abroad (in
				  non-compact nations, provinces or territories) of alcohol or drug-related
				  driving violations shall be required to participate in the Intoxicated Driving
				  Program/Intoxicated Driver Resource Center Program as a requirement of
				  continued New Jersey licensure.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 9 - MISCELLANEOUS OFFENDERS › Section 10:162-9.4 - New Jersey clients who move out-of-State

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If a New Jersey resident attends an Intoxicated Driver
				  Resource Center, and pays the fee and is referred to treatment, but then moves
				  out-of-State, the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center shall be responsible for
				  continued monitoring. All treatment entry, program and completion reports shall
				  be handled by the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center and the case closed and
				  data entered per normal procedure on satisfactory program completion.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 9 - MISCELLANEOUS OFFENDERS › Section 10:162-9.5 - Intoxicated boaters

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Intoxicated boaters are not required to complete the
				  mandatory two day jail sentence for noncompliance with Intoxicated Driver
				  Resource Center/Intoxicated Driving Program requirements; however, they are
				  required to comply with all other Intoxicated Driver Resource
				  Center/Intoxicated Driving Program requirements.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 10 - ALCOHOL TREATMENT PROGRAM FUND GRANTS › Section 10:162-10.1 - Form and manner in which application for provider service contracts to the fund shall be made

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(a) The Division shall annually publish
				specific application procedures, qualifications, and requirements for award of
				funding to a coordinating service agency and approved subcontracted providers
				in the Department of Human Services Directory of Contracted Services or through
				a public notice in such form as may be used by the Department of Human Services
				for announcing other funding initiatives, based upon the availability of
				funding, consistent with this subchapter.
(b) Eligible applicants may apply to the
				Division for funding pursuant to the procedures and requirements indicated in
				(a) above and, upon execution of a provider service contract or subcontract,
				will be considered approved grantees. Applicant programs shall apply to:
Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services
New Jersey Department of Health
PO Box 362
Trenton, NJ 08625-0362
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 10 - ALCOHOL TREATMENT PROGRAM FUND GRANTS › Section 10:162-10.2 - Length of provider service contracts

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Subject to the availability of funds, the Division may
				  contract with the coordinating grantee or grantees for a time period that is
				  appropriate and consistent with Department of Human Services policies and
				  procedures for the administration of provider service
				  contracts.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 10 - ALCOHOL TREATMENT PROGRAM FUND GRANTS › Section 10:162-10.3 - Criteria for approved sub-grantee eligibility

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Eligible applicants for subcontracts shall be licensed by the
				  Department pursuant to N.J.S.A. 26:2B-14, 26:2G-23, and/or 26:2H-1 and N.J.A.C.
				  8:43A-26, 10:161A, and/or 10:161B, or any successor rules governing the
				  operation of substance use disorder treatment facilities; and shall be
				  affiliated with the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center pursuant to N.J.S.A.
				  39:4-50(f) and N.J.A.C. 10:162-5.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 10 - ALCOHOL TREATMENT PROGRAM FUND GRANTS › Section 10:162-10.4 - Funding priorities

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(a) The Division may make funding available
				to a coordinating grantee or grantees and approved sub-grantees for certain
				populations pursuant to (b) through (e) below.
(b) First priority is for residential or
				combined residential and detoxification services, and clinically indicated
				continuing care treatment services, provided to eligible recipients who, at the
				time of admission, meet the Level 3.5, 3.7 or 3.7-WM criteria of the ASAM
				Criteria on or after October 17, 2005.
(c) Second priority is for intensive
				outpatient clinically-indicated subsequent continuing care treatment services
				provided to eligible recipients who, at the time of admission, meet the Level
				2.1 criteria of the ASAM Criteria, and who were referred to treatment on or
				after October 17, 2005.
(d) Third
				priority is for outpatient and other treatment services provided to eligible
				recipients who meet the Level 1 criteria of the ASAM Criteria, and who were
				referred to treatment on or after October 17, 2005.
(e) The Division may disburse funds or
				authorize the disbursement of any funds for others who have been convicted of
				an offense under
				N.J.S.A.
				39:4-50et seq., 39:4-50.4(a), 39:4-50.14,
				12:7-46, 12:7-57, 39:3-10.24, or 39:4-14.3g no more than five years prior to
				October 17, 2005, and who meet the ASAM Criteria referenced in (b) through (d)
				above, as long as its estimates of need permit it to do so and funding is
				available.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 11 - INTOXICATED DRIVER RESOURCE CENTER PER DIEM FEE INCREASES › Section 10:162-11.1 - Criteria for Intoxicated Driver Resource Center per diem fee increases

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(a)
				The Commissioner of Health, in consultation with the Governor's Council on
				Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, may entertain and grant a request from the Division,
				in coordination with the Directors of the Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers,
				for a per diem fee increase for all Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers, when
				it has been determined by the Director of the Division that more than 50
				percent of the Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers are operating in deficit,
				based upon the annual income and expenditure reports submitted pursuant to
				N.J.A.C.
				10:162-2.7.
(b) In calculating an appropriate fee
				increase, the Commissioner may take into account such factors as the rate of
				inflation since the previous fee increase, changes in client volume of the
				Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers, increased work load as a result of
				legislation and rulemaking, the estimated projected rate of inflation, and the
				intent that Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers be self-supporting. The
				Commissioner may also require an independent review of the income and
				expenditure reports and/or documentation of an independent audit consistent
				with Department of Human Services standards.
(c) Any Intoxicated Driver Resource Center
				not incurring a deficit at the time of a fee increase may use any excess
				revenues generated by the fee increase for assessment or treatment enhancement
				or shall place any such revenues into a special reserve to cover the costs of
				future deficits or variations in client volume.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 11 - INTOXICATED DRIVER RESOURCE CENTER PER DIEM FEE INCREASES › Section 10:162-11.2 - Minimum interval between requests

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A request for a fee increase shall not be entertained by the
				  Commissioner until one full year after the date a previous fee increase has
				  become effective.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 162 - INTOXICATED DRIVING PROGRAM › Subchapter 11 - INTOXICATED DRIVER RESOURCE CENTER PER DIEM FEE INCREASES › Section 10:162-11.3 - Individual or group requests prohibited

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The Commissioner shall not entertain or grant a request for
				  a fee increase by an individual Intoxicated Driver Resource Center or by a
				  group that includes only a portion of the Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers
				  in the State. In order to be considered by the Commissioner, such a request
				  must be submitted on behalf of all Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers in the
				  State.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 163 - MEDICAL NECESSITY REVIEW TOOL FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 10:163-1.1 - Purpose

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(a) This chapter is
				adopted by the Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services (Division), in
				consultation with the Department of Health, to comply with the requirements of
				P.L.
				2017, c. 28.
(b) Consistent with
				P.L.
				2017, c. 28, the
				purpose of this chapter is to identify an evidence-based and peer-reviewed
				clinical review tool to review the medical necessity of inpatient and
				outpatient treatment of substance use disorders in the context of determining
				insurance benefit coverage.