This module begins with a brief description of The ASAM Criteria and describes the vision for certification in re-engineering addiction treatment. Viewers will learn about the difference between certification and accreditation, how ASAM and CARF are working together to deliver this certification, the components of care that certification addresses, and the benefits to providers and patients. Finally, viewers will learn about the certification process, from application to survey, and the resources available to treatment programs along the way.

This 1 hour, self-paced, on-demand module introduces the new and updated rating elements that are expected to be met, in addition to the existing rating elements (as outlined in the LOCC Manual), for the ASAM Level of Care Certification (TM).

This module begins by explaining the service characteristics and admission criteria for ASAM Level of Care 3.1. It then delves into the certification requirements by detailing the ASAM Level of Care standards, as well as the rating elements with which programs will be assessed. These standards and rating elements span all six service characteristic categories found in The ASAM Criteria: Setting, Support Systems, Staff, Assessment/Treatment Planning, Therapies, and Documentation. Viewers will also learn about important considerations in crafting policies and procedures that meet the certification requirements.

This module begins by explaining the service characteristics and admission criteria for ASAM Level of Care 3.5. It then delves into the certification requirements by detailing the ASAM Level of Care standards, as well as the rating elements with which programs will be assessed. These standards and rating elements span all six service characteristic categories found in The ASAM Criteria: Setting, Support Systems, Staff, Assessment/Treatment Planning, Therapies, and Documentation. Viewers will also learn about important considerations in crafting policies and procedures that meet the certification requirements.

This module begins by explaining the service characteristics and admission criteria for ASAM Level of Care 3.7. It then delves into the certification requirements by detailing the ASAM Level of Care standards, as well as the rating elements with which programs will be assessed. These standards and rating elements span all six service characteristic categories found in The ASAM Criteria: Setting, Support Systems, Staff, Assessment/Treatment Planning, Therapies, and Documentation. Viewers will also learn about important considerations in crafting policies and procedures that meet the certification requirements.