Methadone Take-Home Dose Justification
Methadone Take-Home Dose Justification
Documents the clinical rationale and take-home eligibility criteria for methadone in an opioid treatment program, aligned to 42 CFR 8.12(i)(2) and SAMHSA guidance effective April 2024.
Record Context
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Patient Identifier
Enter the internal patient identifier or medical record number. Do not enter SSN.
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Patient Name
Enter the patient's legal name as it appears in the clinical record.
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Decision Date
Date the take-home dose decision was made.
- Decision Type
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Requested Take-Home Days
Number of take-home days requested or under consideration.
Clinical Eligibility Review
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Criteria Reviewed
Select the factors reviewed in making this decision.
- Recent Substance Use Concerns
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Substance Use Concern Details
Describe only the minimum necessary details relevant to the take-home decision.
- Diversion Risk Assessment
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Diversion Risk Rationale
Explain the factors supporting the diversion risk assessment.
Safety and Storage
- Safe Storage Confirmed
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Planned Storage Method
How the patient will store take-home doses securely.
- Other Storage Method
- Patient Understanding of Take-Home Instructions
- Education Provided
Clinical Rationale and Plan
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Clinical Rationale
Summarize the clinical rationale for the take-home decision for the patient clinical record.
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Safeguards or Conditions
Select any safeguards attached to the decision.
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Follow-Up / Reassessment Date
Date for reassessment of take-home eligibility.
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Additional Notes
Use only if needed to document clinically relevant information not captured above.
Attestation
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Attestation
I attest that this take-home dose decision is based on a documented clinical review and will be maintained in the patient clinical record.
- Clinician Name
- Clinician Role
- Signature
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