May 6, 2022 – So, specifically, this “bill of rights” will alert folks that they must be informed of all aspects of recommended treatment, including the option of no treatment at all, treatment risks and expected results; are to be treated by licensed and certified providers with qualified staff; receive an individualized, outcome-driven treatment plan; receive support, education and treatment for their families and loved ones; are free from mental and physical abuse, exploitation, coercion and physical restraint; and get information on how to file official complaints with state regulators.
Marketing materials must be accurate and in plain language. Programs affiliated with sober living homes must clearly provide that information to prospective clients, abide by state disclosure requirements that are already on the books, and keep records of referrals made to or from sober homes.
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