NARR Levels I, II, III & IV clarify Consumer and Continuum of Care Coordinator expectations for services, support and supervision provided by a recovery residence certified to be compliant with the NARR Quality Standards and Code of Ethics.
Recovery Residences Levels Of Support
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Standards Criteria | Administration | - Democratically run
- Manual or P&P
| - House manager or senior resident
- Policy and Procedures
| - Organizational hierarchy
- Administrative oversight for service providers
- Policy and Procedures
- Licensing varies from state to state
| - Overseen organizational hierarchy
- Clinical and administrative supervision
- Policy and Procedures
- Licensing varies from state to state
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Services | - Drug screening
- House meetings
- Self help meetings encouraged
| - House rules provide structure
- Peer run groups
- Drug screening
- House meetings
- Involvement in self help and/or treatment services
| - Life skills development emphasis
- Clinical services utilized in outside community
- Service hours provided in house
| - Clinical services and programming are provided in house
- Life skill development
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Residence | - Generally single family residences
| - Primarily single family residences
- Possibly apartments or other dwelling types
| - Varies – all types of residential settings
| - All types – often a step down phase within care continuum of a treatment center
- May be a more institutional in enivornment
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Staff | - No paid positions within the residence
- Perhaps an overseeing officer
| - At least 1 compensated person
| - Facility manager
- Certified staff or case managers
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