Michigan SB0398 modifies requirements for substance use disorder services programs, including restrictions on mobile units and treatment conditions.

Michigan SB0398 amends sections 6230 and 6234 of the Michigan Public Health Code to modify requirements for substance use disorder services programs. It sets a goal for individuals to discontinue the use of medication for opioid use disorder and requires a documented opioid use disorder for at least one year as a condition for receiving methadone treatment. The bill restricts the number of mobile units a program may supervise and mandates that mobile units return to their specified location each night.

Michigan SB0398 modifies requirements for substance use disorder services programs, including restrictions on mobile units and treatment conditions.

Michigan SB0398 amends sections 6230 and 6234 of the Michigan Public Health Code to modify requirements for substance use disorder services programs. It sets a goal for individuals to discontinue the use of medication for opioid use disorder and requires a documented opioid use disorder for at least one year as a condition for receiving methadone treatment. The bill restricts the number of mobile units a program may supervise and mandates that mobile units return to their specified location each night.