
Relacionar Columnas ASAM Levels of Care Matching GameVersión en línea Match treatment programs to their corresponding ASAM levels of care. por Julianne Foster 1 Weekly or 2x/wk treatment for mild substance use & MH issues, using individual, group, or family therapy with various therapeutic approaches. 2 This level adds medical care in the form of withdrawal management or medication for addiction or mental health issues. 3 Care provided in hospital or similar setting. Little focus on psychological aspects of recovery. All attention is towards safety & stabilization. 4 Treatment that occurs multiple days each week for between nine and 19 hours focused on recovery skills and education. 5 High-intensity 24-hr care with medical, peer & professional observation & intervention, 20+ hrs/wk of treatment, & limited freedom to leave facility. 6 The low-intensity model permits the person to leave to work or go to school. Professional treatments fill 9-19 hours of the person’s weekly schedule. 7 Once stable for a year, this monitoring includes low-frequency appointments (every 3 months) and can continue indefinitely if symptoms remain stable. 8 The high-intensity option offers 24-hr care with peer & professional observation, 20+ hrs/wk of treatment, & limited freedom to leave the facility. 9 Intensive outpatient care with medical supervision, for those with significant physical or mental health needs but stable enough for outpatient care. 10 At least 20 hours of services each week for people who need intense treatment while being able to maintain an outpatient setting. Level 2.1 - Intensive Outpatient (IOP) Treatment Level 3.5 - High-Intensity Residential Treatment Level 4.0 - Medically Managed Inpatient Level 3.1 - Low-Intensity Residential Treatment Level 2.5 - High-Intensity Outpatient (HIOP) Treatment Level 3.7 - Medically Managed Residential Treatment Level 2.7 - Medically Monitored Intensive Outpatient Services (MMIO) Level 1.0 - Long-term remission monitoring Level 1.5 - Outpatient therapy Level 1.7 - Medically managed outpatient treatment

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ASAM Levels of Care Matching GameVersión en línea

Match treatment programs to their corresponding ASAM levels of care.

por Julianne Foster

Weekly or 2x/wk treatment for mild substance use & MH issues, using individual, group, or family therapy with various therapeutic approaches.

This level adds medical care in the form of withdrawal management or medication for addiction or mental health issues.

Care provided in hospital or similar setting. Little focus on psychological aspects of recovery. All attention is towards safety & stabilization.

Treatment that occurs multiple days each week for between nine and 19 hours focused on recovery skills and education.

High-intensity 24-hr care with medical, peer & professional observation & intervention, 20+ hrs/wk of treatment, & limited freedom to leave facility.

The low-intensity model permits the person to leave to work or go to school. Professional treatments fill 9-19 hours of the person’s weekly schedule.

Once stable for a year, this monitoring includes low-frequency appointments (every 3 months) and can continue indefinitely if symptoms remain stable.

The high-intensity option offers 24-hr care with peer & professional observation, 20+ hrs/wk of treatment, & limited freedom to leave the facility.

Intensive outpatient care with medical supervision, for those with significant physical or mental health needs but stable enough for outpatient care.

At least 20 hours of services each week for people who need intense treatment while being able to maintain an outpatient setting.

Level 2.1 - Intensive Outpatient (IOP) Treatment

Level 3.5 - High-Intensity Residential Treatment

Level 4.0 - Medically Managed Inpatient

Level 3.1 - Low-Intensity Residential Treatment

Level 2.5 - High-Intensity Outpatient (HIOP) Treatment

Level 3.7 - Medically Managed Residential Treatment

Level 2.7 - Medically Monitored Intensive Outpatient Services (MMIO)

Level 1.0 - Long-term remission monitoring

Level 1.5 - Outpatient therapy

Level 1.7 - Medically managed outpatient treatment