DASA Services
Through the alcohol and other drug abuse (AODA) treatment system,
the Illinois Department of Human Services provides evaluation,
diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation to alcohol- and other
drug-abusing persons and their families.
Treatment services are delivered under contract by community-based
agencies. This system enables clients to be assessed and treated
as close to their home communities as possible, allows communities
to take ownership of their programs and facilitates public information
and other adjunct services. Treatment services are delivered
through a continuum approach, with individual clients moving
from one level of care to another based upon their assessed needs.
|
ASAM Level |
AODA Service |
Annual Medicaid Benefit Limit
(Benefit limits apply to adults only) |
|
Level 1 |
Outpatient
(group or individual) |
25 hours |
|
Level 2 |
Intensive Outpatient
(group or individual) |
75 hours |
|
Level 3.2 |
Day Detoxification |
9 days |
|
Level 3.5 |
Day Treatment |
30 days |
|
Level 3.5 |
Youth Residential Rehabilitation |
No limits |
|
Psychiatric Evaluation |
Diagnostic |
Per encounter (one per day) |
AODA services are provided statewide, either directly within
a county or by a multi-county service provider. Residential and
other more specialized treatment services may not be available
locally in every area of the state. Individuals can be referred
by the outpatient program in their area to the closest regional
residential center.
In Fiscal Year 2000, there were approximately 125,602 services
provided to patients statewide within the DHS-OASA funded treatment
system.
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