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Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 4 - DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES › Section 4-14 - Therapeutic Environment and Physical Plant Requirements for all Residential Facilities

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Therapeutic
				Environment. Detoxification, Residential Treatment, Therapeutic Community and
				Transitional Residential Treatment must meet the following requirements.
(i) Medication Oversight.
(A) A case record shall contain medication
				records for programs monitoring the administration of medication.
(B) A case record shall contain medication
				documentation that allows for ongoing monitoring of all administered
				medications and the documentation of adverse drug reactions.
(C) A case record shall contain medication
				orders, when applicable, by the prescribing physician specifying the name of
				the medication, dose, route of administration, frequency of administration,
				person monitoring self-administration, and name of the physician who prescribed
				the medication.
(D) All
				prescription and non-prescription medications shall be locked up in cool place
				stored away from where clients are located.
(E) For clients with mental health problems,
				the issues of psychotropic medication, mental health treatment and their
				relationship to substance abuse disorders are addressed, as the need arises.
				Programs that provide co-occurring treatment offer therapies to actively
				address, monitor, and manage psychotropic medication, mental health treatment
				and the interaction with substance-related disorders. There may be close
				coordination with intensive case management and assertive community treatment
				for clients who have severe and persistent mental illness.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 4 - DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES › Section 4-15 - Detoxification Services

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Detoxification
				services must meet all applicable standards, Chapters 1 and 2, and Sections
				1
				through
				9,
				and Section
				14
				of Chapter 4, of these standards, including the following service level
				requirements.
(b) Clinically
				Managed Residential Social Detoxification.
(i) Description of Services. A social
				detoxification service, per ASAM description, is an organized service that may
				be delivered by appropriately trained staff that provides 24-hour supervision,
				observation and support for clients who are intoxicated or experiencing
				withdrawal. Services must integrate serial inebriate elements to services.
				Social Detoxification services are characterized by their emphasis on peer and
				social support. This service must meet all therapeutic and physical plant
				requirements of Chapter 4, Section
				14.
(ii) Required Personnel. A social
				detoxification service shall ensure that a client receives appropriate
				information and consultation from a licensed clinical staff person when
				possible regarding treatment options before the scheduled discharge of the
				client from the service. Program staff will be cross trained and will implement
				motivational enhancement techniques to engage clients into treatment.
(A) Access to a physician shall be available
				via on call protocol on a twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week
				basis.
(B) Services shall have
				sufficient clinical staff and support staff to meet the needs of the
				client.
(C) All staff persons who
				assess and treat clients must be able to obtain and interpret information
				regarding the needs of clients, and must be knowledgeable about the
				bio-psychosocial dimensions of alcohol and other drug dependence.
(iii) Service Operations.
(A) The program shall maintain a standard
				detoxification protocol that includes emergency procedures, which are reviewed
				and approved by a physician at least annually.
(B) The program shall have immediate access
				to first aid supplies.
(C) Service
				shall have separate locked cabinets exclusively for pharmaceutical
				supplies.
(D) The program shall
				have written policies and procedures for the management of belligerent and
				disturbed clients, which shall include transfer of a client to another
				facility, if necessary.
(E) If
				possible, the program shall develop a discharge plan for each client that
				addresses the client's follow-up service needs and the provision for referral,
				escort, and transportation to other treatment services, as necessary, to ensure
				the continuity of care.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 5 - SPECIAL POPULATIONS FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES › Section 5-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
These rules are promulgated by the Wyoming Department of
				  Health pursuant to W.S. §
									
										9-2-2701 and the Wyoming Administrative
				  Procedure Act at W.S. §
									
										16-3-101,
et seq.,
to
				  establish standards for community substance abuse prevention, early
				  intervention, recovery support services and treatment services, and to provide
				  a full continuum of quality, research-based, best practice substance abuse
				  services to Wyoming citizens.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 5 - SPECIAL POPULATIONS FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES › Section 5-3 - Adolescent Treatment Services

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Description of
				Services.
(i) In addition to meeting the
				General Requirements of these rules and those sections applicable to the
				modality of treatment offered, a program may be certified to provide treatment
				to adolescents.
(ii) Treatment
				services are based on the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
				Administration (SAMHSA) Treatment Improvement Protocol 32 (TIP) Series
				publication, "Treatment of Adolescents with Substance Abuse
				Disorders."
(iii) Adolescent
				services are provided for clients age 13 through 17. If the individual started
				the program prior to turning age 18, they may complete the program after they
				turn age 18.
(iv) At a minimum,
				services shall include:
(A) Behavioral health
				services designed specifically to address the multifaceted needs of this
				population.
(B) Such services in
				addition to general treatment requirements shall tailor services to the
				particular safety, developmental, educational, healthcare, family needs, and
				preferences of children and adolescents.
(C) Educational service needs shall be
				assessed and provided for adolescents in residential treatment services that
				comply with the Wyoming State Board of Education.
(D) An education discharge transition plan
				shall be developed prior to the client being discharged. At a minimum, this
				plan will address educational needs of the client and the transition of the
				client back into school.
(v) Programs that provide treatment for
				children and adolescents shall comply with the program descriptions set forth
				in the ASAM Patient Placement Criteria Manual.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 5 - SPECIAL POPULATIONS FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES › Section 5-4 - Co-Occurring Treatment Services

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Description of
				Services.
(i) In addition to meeting the
				General Requirements of these rules and
those sections applicable to the modality of treatment
				  offered, a program may be certified to provide treatment to co-occurring
				  clients. Treatment services are based on the Substance Abuse and Mental Health
				  Services Administration (SAMHSA) Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) Series
				  publication, "Substance Abuse Treatment with Co-Occurring Disorders."
(ii) At a minimum, services shall:
(A) Address a high level of relapse potential
				with more intense level of services.
(B) Adapt program materials and methods of
				counseling to individuals with mental disorders.
(C) Provide and utilize skill building
				groups, as appropriate.
(D) Provide
				intensive case management.
(E)
				Emphasize motivation enhancement, including outreach for clients with active
				substance abuse disorders and severe mental disorders who are
				disengaged.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 5 - SPECIAL POPULATIONS FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES › Section 5-5 - Women's Specific Treatment Services

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Description of
				Services.
(i) In addition to meeting the
				General Requirements of these rules and those sections applicable to the
				modality of treatment offered, a program shall be certified to provide
				treatment to women if it is receiving women's Set-Aside funding through the
				SAPT Federal Block Grant. Programs not receiving funding may also apply for
				this special population service. Treatment services are based on the Substance
				Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Treatment Improvement
				Protocol (TIP) Series publication, "Substance Abuse Treatment for Pregnant,
				Substance-Using Women, Substance Abuse Treatment for Women Offenders and Gender
				Specific Treatment and Treatment with Co-Occurring Disorders."
(ii) At a minimum, services shall include:
(A) Gender specific treatment;
(B) Reintegration with family services, when
				applicable;
(C) Vocational skills
				training;
(D) Parenting
				skills;
(E) Reproductive and other
				health education and referrals;
(F)
				Ways of meeting needs of food, clothing, and shelter;
(G) Transportation;
(H) Sexual abuse/trauma treatment, when
				applicable; and
(I) Domestic/family
				violence counseling, when applicable.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 5 - SPECIAL POPULATIONS FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES › Section 5-6 - Residential Treatment for Persons with Dependent Children

Current through July 13, 2024
(a)
				Description of Services.
(i) In addition to
				meeting the General Requirements of these rules and those sections applicable
				to the modality of treatment offered, a program may be certified to provide
				treatment to persons with dependent children. Treatment services are based on
				the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
				Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) Series publication, "Substance Abuse
				Treatment for Persons with Children."
(ii) At a minimum, services shall include:
(A) Gender specific treatment and family
				treatment of substance abuse impact on school aged children, pre-school
				children, toddlers, and infant children;
(B) Child development and age appropriate
				behaviors;
(C) Parenting skills
				appropriate for infants, toddlers, preschool, and school aged
				children;
(D) Impact of prenatal
				tobacco/alcohol/drug exposure on child development, fetal alcohol
				syndrome/effects; and
(E)
				Recognition of sexual acting-out behavior.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 6 - PREVENTION SERVICES FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES › Section 6-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
These rules are promulgated by the Wyoming Department of
				  Health pursuant to W.S. §
									
										9-2-2701 and the Wyoming Administrative
				  Procedure Act at WS §
									
										16-3-101, et seq, to establish standards for
				  community substance abuse prevention, early intervention, recovery support
				  services and treatment services, and to provide a full continuum of quality,
				  research-based, best practice substance abuse services to Wyoming
				  citizens
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 6 - PREVENTION SERVICES FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES › Section 6-2 - Prevention Services

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Prevention
				services must meet all applicable standards, Chapters 1 and 2 of these
				standards, including the following service level requirements.
(b) Description of Services. Prevention
				services shall be provided in any community through a collaborative public
				health process based upon local data and needs, and employing evidence-based
				strategies. In order to be certified under these rules, the prevention service
				must demonstrate it has conducted a local needs assessment, worked
				collaboratively to mobilize and build capacity in the community, created a
				strategic plan for prevention, implemented evidence-based policies, practices
				and programs, and participated in both process and outcome
				evaluation.
(c) Needs Assessment.
				The prevention service must demonstrate it has conducted or participated in
				conducting a community level needs assessment, or is using a previously
				completed, currently valid needs assessment, as defined by the Division. The
				needs assessment must include local level data reflecting substance use
				prevalence rates and the consequences to substance use. It must also include
				data on possible intervening variables. Examples of data sources include the
				Wyoming Prevention Needs Assessment, the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance
				Survey, Uniform Crime Reports, the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey,
				and the United States Census.
(d)
				Collaboration. The prevention provider must demonstrate it has collaborated
				with other community members and organizations in an effort to build capacity
				and mobilize the community. As evidence of this collaboration, the provider
				must maintain:
(i) Membership in one or more
				local prevention coalitions or advisory councils;
(ii) A list of all community members and
				organizations in participating coalitions or advisory councils with a brief
				description of the contribution of each member or organization;
(iii) An agreement signed by collaborating
				members reflecting their understanding of the collaboration, including local
				law enforcement, local school districts, the local prevention block grant
				provider, the local tobacco prevention provider, and other relevant
				organizations;
(iv) Minutes of
				local prevention coalition or advisory council meetings; and
(v) Documentation that the services it
				provides support a comprehensive continuum of prevention services for the
				community it serves.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 7 - RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES › Section 7-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
These rules are promulgated by the Wyoming Department of
				  Health pursuant to W.S. §
									
										9-2-2701 and the Wyoming Administrative
				  Procedure Act at W.S. §
									
										16-3-101,
et seq.,
to
				  establish standards for community substance abuse prevention, early
				  intervention, recovery support services and treatment services, and to provide
				  a full continuum of quality, research-based, best practice substance abuse
				  services to Wyoming citizens.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 7 - RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES › Section 7-2 - Recovery Support Services, Non-Residential

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Services must
				meet all applicable standards, Chapter 1 and 2, including the following service
				description.
(b) Description of
				Services. Recovery support services include four types of non-clinical support
				including social, emotional, informational, instrumental, and affiliation
				support. Recovery support services may be provided through the continuum of
				change with the recovery process. Individuals in accessing this level of care
				must have a current DSM diagnosis with support documentation showing ASAM
				dimensional criteria was reviewed and this level of service is
				appropriate.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 7 - RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES › Section 7-3 - Supportive Transitional Drug-Free Housing Services

Current through July 13, 2024
(a)
				Services must meet all applicable standards, Chapters 1, 2 and 4, Section
				6,
				and Chapter 6, Section
				15,
				Physical Plant, including the following service level requirements.
(b) Description of Services. Supportive
				transitional drug-free housing services are non-clinically staffed, low
				intensity, peer-supported, life skills development living or housing
				environments. Supportive transitional housing services are independent
				facilities certified to provide supportive housing services with access to peer
				support, which include independent living skills development and stable
				functioning level in the community.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 8 - STATE FUNDING AND CERTIFICATION OF COURT SUPERVISED TREATMENT PROGRAMS › Section 8-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
This rule is promulgated by the Department of Health
				  pursuant to W.S. §§
									
										7-13-1601 through
				  7-13-1615 and the Wyoming
				  Administrative Procedure Act at W.S. §
									
										16-3-101,
et
				  seq
.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 8 - STATE FUNDING AND CERTIFICATION OF COURT SUPERVISED TREATMENT PROGRAMS › Section 8-2 - Purpose

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) This rule has been adopted for the
				purpose of establishing standards for court supervised treatment programs (CST
				programs) which are consistent with the national key components of drug courts
				defined by the United States Department of Justice; providing local CST
				programs a process for applying for state funding; establishing a funding
				formula for CST programs; requiring participants to contribute financially to
				their CST programs, establishing requirements, operational standards and
				protocols for CST programs; establishing CST program team and staff training
				requirements; monitoring treatment personnel participating in CST programs;
				establishing a system for collection and maintenance of data evaluating CST
				programs; and establishing incentive and sanction limitations.
(b) The Wyoming Department of Health may
				issue manuals or bulletins to interpret the provisions of these rules and
				regulations. Such provider manuals and provider bulletins shall be consistent
				with these rules and regulations. The provisions contained in provider manuals
				or provider bulletins shall be subordinate to the provisions of these rules and
				regulations.
(c) The incorporation
				by reference of any external standard is intended to be the incorporation of
				that standard as it is in effect on the effective date of these rules and
				regulations.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 8 - STATE FUNDING AND CERTIFICATION OF COURT SUPERVISED TREATMENT PROGRAMS › Section 8-4 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation
				  and enforcement of this rule. Where the context in which words are used in this
				  rule indicates that such is the intent, words in the singular number shall
				  include the plural and visa-versa. Throughout this rule gender pronouns are
				  used interchangeably, except where the context dictates otherwise. The drafters
				  have attempted to utilize each gender pronoun in equal numbers in random
				  distribution. Words in each gender shall include individuals of the other
				  gender.
For the purposes of this rule, the following shall
				  apply:
(a) "Applicant" means the
				governing body of a city, town or county, a tribal government of either the
				Northern Arapaho or Eastern Shoshone tribes of the Wind River Indian
				Reservation, or a nonprofit organization recognized under
				26 U.S.C.
				501(c)(3) as defined by W.S.
				§
									
										7-13-1602(a)(ii).
(b) "Case management" is a method of
				providing services whereby the CST program team or its designee assesses the
				needs of the participant and arranges, coordinates, monitors, evaluates, refers
				and advocates for a package of multiple services to meet the complex needs of
				the participant.
(c) "Cash match"
				means United States currency, certified bank checks or bank cashier's checks
				payable in United States currency which is generated by the CST program or
				donated by a third party to the CST program, and is expended to fund allowable
				CST program costs.
(d) "Division"
				shall mean the Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Division of the
				Department of Health.
(e) "In-kind
				match" means property or services that benefit the CST program and are
				contributed by third parties without charge to the CST program. In-kind match
				may include, but is not limited to, staff time, direct salaries and benefits,
				office space, lease rental costs or office materials. In-kind match may not be
				calculated from funds already being used to match another federal program or
				state program.
(f) "Local
				contribution" shall mean cash match or in-kind match.
(g) "Panel or CST Panel" shall mean the
				entity established pursuant to W.S. §
									
										7-13-1605(d).
(h) "Participant" means a substance abuse
				offender or other person who has been referred to and accepted into a
				program.
(i) "Participating judge"
				means the district, juvenile, circuit, municipal or tribal court judge or
				magistrate acting as part of a program team.
(j) "Program team or CST program team" shall
				mean the local team established in compliance with the provisions of W.S.
				§
									
										7-13-1609(a); provided,
				however, that in the event any team member refuses to participate, the CST
				program team may continue to operate in the absence of such member.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 8 - STATE FUNDING AND CERTIFICATION OF COURT SUPERVISED TREATMENT PROGRAMS › Section 8-5 - Funding Application Procedure; Eligibility

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Prior
				to submitting an application for state funds, the CST program team shall have
				either completed or be scheduled to complete a Division approved training prior
				to receiving funds sought under the application. In the event a CST program
				team submits an application prior to completing the training, an award shall be
				contingent upon completion. This requirement does not apply to those applicants
				whose CST program team members have completed a Division approved training
				program or the Drug Court Planning Initiative training for another CST
				program.
(b) Local CST program
				teams are encouraged to apply for federal funds and other state grants to
				supplement CST program funds.
(c)
				To apply for state funds, the local CST program team shall submit an
				application to the Division on a date determined by the Division.
(d) The Division shall promptly review each
				application. The Division may request the applicant provide additional
				information as it deems necessary to make recommendations. The Division shall,
				within thirty (30) days of the deadline for submitting applications, forward
				all applications to the Panel together with its recommendations.
(e) The Panel shall consider each application
				and render its decision within thirty (30) days of receiving the applications
				and recommendations from the Division. In order to approve any application for
				funds, the Panel must find:
(i) The CST
				program meets the criteria established by the U.S. Department of Justice, the
				National Drug Court Institute or National Association of Drug Court
				Professionals;
(ii) The CST program
				is in compliance with W.S. §§
										
											7-13-1601 through
				7-13-1615 and these rules and
				regulations;
(iii) The CST program
				can reasonably be expected to meet the goals of the legislature as listed in
				W.S. §
										
											7-13-1603(b).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 8 - STATE FUNDING AND CERTIFICATION OF COURT SUPERVISED TREATMENT PROGRAMS › Section 8-6 - CST Program Panel

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Composition.
				The Panel shall consist of those persons named in W.S. §
									
										7-13-1605. Panel members shall notify the
				Division in writing of their intent to serve on the Panel or provide the name
				of a designee, and shall notify the Panel in writing of changes in designees. A
				designee must be an employee or officer of the agency of the person making the
				designation. A designee shall continue to serve unless the person making the
				designation or his or her successor revokes the designation.
(b) At its initial meeting each year, the
				Panel shall select a chair, vice chair, and secretary. The Panel shall meet at
				the call of the chair. Records, including minutes of all meetings of the Panel,
				shall be maintained by the Division.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 8 - STATE FUNDING AND CERTIFICATION OF COURT SUPERVISED TREATMENT PROGRAMS › Section 8-7 - Funding Formula and Local Matching Funds

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Recommendations
				of the Division for funding shall be based in part on a funding formula
				pursuant to W.S. §
									
										7-13-1605(c)(i). The
				Division shall provide funding formula information to applicants and notify
				applicants of changes in the funding formula. The Division shall provide notice
				of changes to the funding formula to CST programs at least forty-five (45) days
				prior to the release of funding applications. The Division may use data
				provided by the applicant and collected by the data collection software in
				applying the funding formula and calculating funding recommendations. Any data
				used by the Division in application of the funding formula shall be reviewed by
				CST programs. The funding formula shall include provisions requiring local
				contributions to the cost of the program. The Division shall apply the funding
				formula to each application for state funds prior to making a recommendation to
				the Panel. The Panel may increase or decrease funding determinations based upon
				need.
(b) Each local CST program
				shall, pursuant to W.S. §
									
										7-13-1605(c)(ii), require
				all participants to contribute to the cost of their CST program; provided,
				however, contributions made by participants may not be used to meet local
				contribution requirements.
(c) No
				application shall be considered unless the total of the local contribution
				exceeds twenty-five percent (25%) of the amount of state funding sought. The
				local contribution may include cash or in-kind match, but the combined total
				must exceed twenty-five percent (25%).
(d) The application must be accompanied by a
				narrative explaining in detail the source and nature of any local
				contributions.
(e) The application
				for state funds should be accompanied by a narrative explaining in detail a CST
				program's efforts to obtain supplemental funding. The narrative should include
				the CST program's application to other potential funding sources, the
				identification of programs or other sources to which the applicant intends to
				apply, and any efforts the applicant has made to collaborate or integrate its
				programs with other programs in the community that are receiving state or
				private funds. Whenever the program applies for other funding, a copy of the
				application or summary of the application should be promptly forwarded to the
				Division.
(f) Local CST programs
				receiving state funds shall promptly notify the Division of the amount and
				source of any other funding awards it receives in an amount of five thousand
				dollars ($5,000.00) or more.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 8 - STATE FUNDING AND CERTIFICATION OF COURT SUPERVISED TREATMENT PROGRAMS › Section 8-8 - Treatment and Support Services; Certification

Current through July 13, 2024
All CST programs, pursuant to W.S. §
									
										7-13-1611, shall provide directly or through
				  contractual or referral relationships an adequate continuum of care, as defined
				  by W.S. §
									
										7-13-1602(a)(iii), for each
				  participant, including substance abuse treatment, as defined by W.S. §
									
										7-13-1602(a)(xv), a range of
				  treatment modalities and adequate support services and continuing care to meet
				  the varying needs of participants.
(a)
				The applicant shall be the contracting agent for all its program contracts and
				memorandums of understandings.
(b)
				Treatment planning should be coordinated with other agencies and one
				comprehensive treatment plan should be developed for each participant.
				Treatment plans are to be determined on the basis of individual needs.
				Therefore, if appropriate, every CST program must offer or refer a participant
				to the following treatment modalities and components, if the treatment modality
				or component is available in their community or region:
(i) Education, including job-related
				trainings;
(ii) Drug testing and
				monitoring that complies with W.S. §
										
											7-13-1612;
(iii) Case management;
(iv) Detoxification;
(v) Screening with use of the ASAM (American
				Society of Addiction Medicine);
(vi) Assessment using the Addictions Severity
				Index (ASI) as defined by W.S. §
										
											7-13-1602(a)(xiv);
(vii) Diagnosis and treatment planning using
				ASAM;
(viii) Traditional outpatient
				treatment;
(ix) Intensive
				outpatient treatment;
(x)
				Transitional residential treatment services;
(xi) Residential treatment;
(xii) Prevention and primary
				healthcare;
(xiii) Mental health
				services for co-occurring disorders;
(xiv) Specialized treatment for women and
				women with children;
(xv) Family
				treatment and education;
(xvi) Life
				skills, coping skills, and social skills training;
(xvii) Corrective thinking therapy and
				cognitive skills; and
(xviii)
				Relapse planning and handling.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 8 - STATE FUNDING AND CERTIFICATION OF COURT SUPERVISED TREATMENT PROGRAMS › Section 8-9 - Continuing Education of CST Program Team

Current through July 13, 2024
All members of the local CST program team are required to
				  complete at least six (6) hours of drug court specific training each calendar
				  year. Training which qualifies to meet this requirement may include drug court
				  courses and seminars provided by the U.S. Department of Justice, the National
				  Association of Drug Court Professionals, the National Drug Court Institute, any
				  state drug court association recognized by the Division, or the Division. In
				  order to receive credit for training sponsored by any other person or entity,
				  the applicant must first receive the written approval of the Division. To
				  request approval of the course or seminar, the applicant must first submit a
				  written request together with a detailed summary of the training and course
				  outline at least thirty (30) days prior to the training. Training hours in
				  excess of the annual six (6) hours may be carried over for up to one (1) year
				  subject to Division approval.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 8 - STATE FUNDING AND CERTIFICATION OF COURT SUPERVISED TREATMENT PROGRAMS › Section 8-10 - Annual Reviews

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Within thirty
				(30) days after the end of each fiscal year, all CST programs receiving state
				funds shall prepare an itemized year-end financial statement for the entire
				program. The statement shall show on a monthly, quarterly, annual and biennial
				basis all amounts budgeted, received and actually spent for each category of
				receipt and expenditure. The statement shall be signed by the participating
				judge or his/her designee and submitted to the Division no later than sixty
				(60) days after the end of the fiscal year.
(b) All CST programs receiving state funds
				shall arrange for an independent audit of each year-end financial statement by
				a certified public accountant or other qualified auditor. Unless otherwise
				authorized by the Division, the audit shall be complete no more than six (6)
				months after the end of the fiscal year to which it applies and shall be
				submitted to the Division within thirty (30) days of its completion.
(c) During each fiscal year, the Division
				shall arrange for a CST program audit and treatment review of each CST program.
				The program audit shall assess the performance of all programs, including case
				management services that are provided by or through the CST program, providing
				recommendations to improve the program, including changes in service provider
				contracts. The treatment review shall be an examination of the performance of
				the CST program in providing effective treatment and shall include any
				recommendations for improving treatment services. A report summarizing findings
				to include strengths and weaknesses of the program shall be prepared by the
				Division and submitted to the CST program.
(d) Local CST programs shall conduct a
				self-evaluation or Division approved evaluation every two (2) years. The
				self-evaluation should include a review of the most current financial statement
				and report of the Division submitted pursuant to paragraph (c) above. It should
				include an evaluation of the strengths, weaknesses, successes, failures,
				challenges, opportunities and threats to the program. In conducting this
				evaluation, the CST program team shall review state and local data relevant to
				these issues. The CST program team shall submit to the Division with its
				funding application a written copy of the self evaluation or Division approved
				evaluation, demonstrating the extent to which its conclusions are supported by
				data. The report shall also indicate any programmatic changes that were made as
				a result of the review.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 8 - STATE FUNDING AND CERTIFICATION OF COURT SUPERVISED TREATMENT PROGRAMS › Section 8-11 - Participation in CST Programs and Participant Conditions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a)
				No person may participate in a CST program unless that person meets the
				requirements listed in W.S. §
									
										7-13-1607.
(b) Local CST programs shall develop and
				implement polices and procedures enforcing the participation requirements
				listed in W.S. §
									
										7-13-1607.
(c) Local CST programs shall develop and
				implement policies and procedures enforcing the incentives and sanctions
				guidelines listed in W.S. §
									
										7-13-1608.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 8 - STATE FUNDING AND CERTIFICATION OF COURT SUPERVISED TREATMENT PROGRAMS › Section 8-12 - Confidentiality of Records

Current through July 13, 2024
CST program staff designated by the participating judge
				  shall be provided with access to all records of any state or local government
				  agency relevant to the treatment of any program participant. Agency employees
				  shall fully inform the designated CST program staff member(s) of all matters
				  affecting the treatment and program progress of a participant. No contents of
				  records and reports shall be disclosed to any person outside the CST program.
				  The records and reports shall be maintained by the CST program in a
				  confidential file not available to the public. Participants shall be required
				  to sign such releases as are necessary to carry out this provision and the
				  duties of the CST program. The CST program must ensure that all releases comply
				  with
				  42 CFR 2.31
				  and other federal confidentiality regulations.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0054 - Substance Abuse › Chapter 8 - STATE FUNDING AND CERTIFICATION OF COURT SUPERVISED TREATMENT PROGRAMS › Section 8-13 - Data Collection and Outcome Evaluation

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Each CST
				program team shall cooperate with requests from the Division for data, using
				such data collection software and procedures as the Division may deem
				appropriate. Each CST program, pursuant to W.S. §
									
										7-13-1613(a), shall gather,
				maintain and provide the Division with access to the following participant
				information:
(i) Gender, race, ethnicity,
				marital status, and child custody and support obligations;
(ii) Criminal history;
(iii) Substance abuse history, including
				substance of choice and prior treatment;
(v) Employment, education and income
				history;
(vi) Number and health of
				children born to female participants; and
(vii) Incidents of recidivism occurring
				before, during and after successful completion of a CST program, or failed
				participation in a program.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0055 - Tax Refund to Elderly & Disabled › Chapter 1 - RULES FOR TAX REFUNDS FOR ELDERLY AND DISABLED › Section 1-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
This rule is being promulgated by the Department of Health in
				  accordance with
				  W.S.
				  39-11-109 and the Wyoming Administrative
				  Procedures Act at W.S.
				  W.S.
				  16-3-101,
et
				  seq
.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0055 - Tax Refund to Elderly & Disabled › Chapter 1 - RULES FOR TAX REFUNDS FOR ELDERLY AND DISABLED › Section 1-3 - General Provision

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The Wyoming
				Department of Health may issue materials to providers and/or other affected
				parties to interpret the provisions of this Chapter. Such materials shall be
				consistent with and reflect the rules and regulations contained within this
				Chapter. The provisions contained in the materials shall be subordinate to the
				provisions of this Chapter.
(b) The
				incorporation by reference of any external standard is intended to be the
				incorporation of that standard as it is in effect on the effective date of this
				Chapter.
(c) If any portion of
				these rules is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remainder shall
				continue in full force and effect.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0055 - Tax Refund to Elderly & Disabled › Chapter 1 - RULES FOR TAX REFUNDS FOR ELDERLY AND DISABLED › Section 1-5 - Qualifications

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Qualifications based on age or
				disability:
(i) An applicant must have
				attained the age of sixty-five (65) by the last day of December of the income
				year;
(ii) An applicant who is
				totally disabled must have attained the age of eighteen (18) by the last day of
				December of the income year;
(iii)
				A married couple, at least one of whom is at least sixty-five (65) years of age
				or totally disabled; or
(iv) A
				person who is at least age sixty (60) on December 31 of the income year and who
				was once married to someone who was qualified for and received this refund the
				prior year, may continue to apply and receive the refund provided the non-age
				qualifications are met as set forth in Section
				3(b)(c)(d)(e) of these
				rules. A person qualified under this paragraph (a)(iii) does not have to be
				disabled.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0055 - Tax Refund to Elderly & Disabled › Chapter 1 - RULES FOR TAX REFUNDS FOR ELDERLY AND DISABLED › Section 1-6 - Amount of Refund

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) A qualified
				single person shall receive the amount listed in
				W.S.
				39-11-109(c)(ii) reduced by
				the percentage that his actual income exceeds the amount referenced in W.S.
				W.S.
				39-11-109(c)(ii) per
				year.
(b) Qualified married persons
				shall receive the referenced amount listed in W.S.
				W.S.
				39-11-109(c)(ii) reduced by
				the percentage that their actual income exceeds the amount provided in W.S.
				W.S.
				39-11-109(c)(ii) per
				year.
(c) Until remarriage, a
				person sixty (60) years or older once qualified through marriage remains
				eligible individually for single person benefits, subject to income
				limitations, after the death of his/her spouse. Applications can be made by a
				living applicant only. Relatives, attorneys, or estates can not apply on behalf
				of a deceased individual, except in the case of a surviving spouse as noted in
				this section.
(d) No person having
				total household assets exceeding the amount provided in W.S.
				W.S.
				39-11-109(c)(ii) per adult
				member of the household as adjusted annually by the state average Wyoming
				cost-of-living index published by the economic analysis division of the
				Department of Administration and Information is eligible for a
				refund.
(e) Any refund provided by
				this subsection shall be reduced by the dollar amount received by the applicant
				for the preceding calendar year from any property tax exemption received under
				W.S. W.S.
				39-13-105, for any property tax refund
				received under W.S.
				W.S.
				39-13-109(c)(iii), or for
				any property tax credit received under W.S.
				W.S.
				39-13-109(d) for the same
				calendar year.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0055 - Tax Refund to Elderly & Disabled › Chapter 1 - RULES FOR TAX REFUNDS FOR ELDERLY AND DISABLED › Section 1-7 - Application Basis: Single or Joint

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) An individual
				who is not legally married to a living person is single. An unmarried person
				may not apply jointly (see exceptions for joint applicants).
(b) An individual must apply jointly with a
				spouse who died during the application year. The total yearly income of both
				must be reported on the application. The applicant will enter the word
				"deceased" in the spouse's signature block and attach a copy of the death
				certificate. The same procedure will be used if the spouse died after the end
				of the application year, but before completing an application for the
				refund.
(c) An individual who was
				legally married on December 31 of the application year to a living person is
				required to apply jointly, except as noted below. Only one (1) person of a
				joint application is required to meet the qualifications except for income.
				Exceptions under which a married applicant may apply as a single person and
				exclude his/her spouse's income from the application are as follows:
(i) If a person is legally married, but has
				been abandoned by his/her spouse, and is not receiving any economic benefit
				from any income or property of the spouse, and has not lived with the spouse
				for at least one (1) year, such person may apply as a single person. The
				spouse's SSAN must be entered on the application form with the words
				"abandoned" entered in the space for the spouse's name. (If the spouse is in a
				detention center, the cost to the State/City/County/Federal government will be
				counted as income.) In no case will applications be processed for two (2)
				people married to each other and both claiming abandonment.
(ii) An individual can apply as a single
				person if his/her spouse is in a nursing home and payment for care is provided
				by Title 19 (Medicaid). There is no time limit on this status. For example, if
				the spouse went into the nursing home yesterday, they may apply as single the
				next day. The remaining spouse must show proof that his/her spouse is receiving
				Title 19 assistance and is in a nursing home.
(iii) An individual who is legally separated
				is single for purposes of the refund. A person in the legal process of
				obtaining a divorce is considered legally separated, but documentation must be
				provided.
(iv) The spouse of a
				joint applicant cannot apply as a single person.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 048 - Health, Department of › Sub-Agency 0055 - Tax Refund to Elderly & Disabled › Chapter 1 - RULES FOR TAX REFUNDS FOR ELDERLY AND DISABLED › Section 1-8 - Income Inclusions and Exclusions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) All income, as
				defined above, is included for purposes of determining eligibility for this
				refund, except for the specific exclusions noted in Section
				5(b). Income for this
				purpose is not defined or amplified by any considerations of income taxability
				or non-taxability under the U.S. Internal Revenue Service Code.
(b) Items listed below are excluded from
				income for the purpose of this program:
(i)
				Payments made for the Foster Grandparents and the Senior Companion Programs, as
				well as any other stipend payment programs;
(ii) LIEAP payments;
(iii) Tax Refund to Elderly and Disabled
				payments;
(iv) Housing
				subsidies;
(v) Group home rent
				subsidies; and
(vi) The value of
				food stamps received.