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Overview
OASAS monitors all certified or funded addiction treatment providers across the state to ensure strict compliance with agency regulations and state and federal laws. Agency guidance provides information and instruction on emerging issues or trends in the field of addiction treatment services; how these developments relate to the laws and regulations in effect; and any actions that providers should take as a result.
Federal, State, and Agency
Standards and Requirements
Laws
U.S. and New York State laws regarding confidentiality, prescribing requirements, and the state laws that grant OASAS regulatory authority over addiction services.
Regulations
State regulations lay out the minimum standards for addiction service provider certification and programmatic operation.
Guidance
Guidance and local service bulletins help addiction service providers address current events and developing issues, and may be used to provide administrative directives.
What's New
Recovery Residences (Part 860)
On September 25, 2024, new regulations for the voluntary certification of recovery residences were adopted and published.
Credentialing of Addictions Professionals (Part 853)
Qualification, application and examination information and misconduct enforcement of persons credentialed by OASAS. What's changed...
Part 836 Investigation Guidance
Guidance and best practices on investigation requirements and conducting Justice Center investigations.
X Waiver Elimination
The DEA X waiver to prescribe buprenorphine has been eliminated by the federal government.
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Regulations
Standards for providing detox, withdrawal and stabilization services.
Standards for providing inpatient residential services to young adults.
Standards for providing residential rehabilitation services for adults.
Standards for certified providers of residential services for adults.
Standards for all outpatient programs, including opioid treatment programs.
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