Horizon joins national task force on addiction
The National Principles of Care are based on a report from the
Universal screening for substance use disorders (SUDs) across medical care settings;
Personalized diagnosis, assessment and treatment planning;
Rapid access to appropriate SUD care;
Engagement in continuing long-term outpatient care with monitoring and adjustments to treatment;
Concurrent, coordinated care for physical and mental illness;
Access to fully trained and accredited behavioral health professionals;
Access to
Access to non-medical recovery support services.
We understand
These National Principles of Care are furthering the goal of putting substance use disorders on the same plane as other chronic illness.They will also enable Horizon to advance our goal of marrying evidence-based diagnosis and treatment models with personalized solutions reflecting the uniqueness of every person and the distinctive characteristics of care in their community.
This initiative is part of Horizon BCBSNJs work as a member of the
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