Compare the current 822 regulations and the updated 822 regulations which becomes effective August 2, 2021. FAQs about upcoming changes to Part 822 programs.
Clinical guidance for certified Part 822 Programs.
View the 822 Ambulatory Patient Group (APG) Reimbursement Manual.
Outpatient Services are for those who do not require 24/7 supervision or support while addressing their addiction. Outpatient Services have four different components for application depending on the needs of the individual.
Please direct all questions to picm@oasas.ny.gov.
Clinical Guidance
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Complex Care Guidance
Complex Care Coordination (CCM) is provided to a patient in treatment when the individual’s condition requires coordination with other service providers.
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Person-Centered Care
OASAS guidance document on promoting person-centered care in certified programs.
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Pre-admission Services Guidance
Guidance on how to utilize peer services, medication-assisted treatment, brief Intervention and what is allowable in terms of reimbursement.
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Family Services FAQs
FAQs on providing treatment services to significant others and loved ones of those already admitted in SUD treatment.
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In-community services
Clinical and Billing Guidance for Certified Part 822 programs services in the community
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Telepractice for OASAS Designated Providers
Guidance and standards for providers seeking designation to deliver services via telepractice (Part 830). Re-issued 1/15/20.
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Ancillary Withdrawal
Guidance for Part 822 programs that utilize medication management to address the symptoms of mild to moderate or persistent withdrawal.
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