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1. Who can become a service provider with the ATR Project? |
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2. How can a client access services in the ATR Program? |
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3. How can my organization become a licensed substance abuse provider? |
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4. How do I become an ATR Provider? |
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5. How will the ATR voucher system work? |
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6. What is Freedom of Choice? |
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7. What recovery services will be offered by the ATR Project? |
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8. Where will screenings for potential ATR clients be conducted? |
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| Who can become a service provider with the ATR Project? | Back to Top |
OAD is currently seeking Treatment and Recovery Support service providers for the ATR-II program. Faith-based and community-based providers are encouraged to apply.
In order to become an ATR-II service provider, an agency must be incorporated with the Louisiana Secretary of State as a corporation (for-profit or non-profit) or a limited liability company. The agency must also be licensed and/or certified as appropriate for the services being delivered and have at least a six (6) month history of operation. The ATR-II program utilizes a comprehensive electronic voucher and clinical case record system; therefore, it is also required that service providers have computer and internet access capabilities.
For additional information regarding provider eligibility, please refer to the ATR-II Provider Manual.
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| How can a client access services in the ATR Program? | Back to Top |
Any individual who is interested in receiving services offered by the ATR program can be screened and assessed by an approved ATR Treatment Provider. Once an individual is determined to be eligible and in need of services, the client will be offered Freedom of Choice in selecting his/her Treatment and Recovery Support Service provider(s).
Click here to view all approved ATR providers and the services they offer. |
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| How can my organization become a licensed substance abuse provider? | Back to Top |
Treatment facilities and programs providing services in all modalities of care must have a current license and comply with the Substance Abuse-Addiction Treatment Facilities Minimum Standards (LAC 48:I.Chapter 74) www.dhh.louisiana.gov/publications.asp?ID=112&Detail=390
In order to become a licensed substance abuse treatment provider, an organization must apply through the DHH Health Standards Section. Please find their contact information below:
DHH/Health Standards Section
P.O. Box 3767, Baton Rouge, LA 70821
located at 500 Laurel St., Suite 100, Baton Rouge, LA 70801-1811
Hours 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (closed state holidays) |
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The enrollment application process begins electronically online at the www.la-atr.com/atr2 website. Before starting the application process, make sure that all of the necessary information is readily available to complete the application. For security reasons, the system will not save incomplete facility enrollment applications. Facilities should be prepared to enter the ATR-II Facility Application elements below to complete the online application process:
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Legal Name of Facility
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Physical & Mailing Address
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Federal Tax ID
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Web Address
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Administrator Name, Phone & Email
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Class Code
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Facility Type
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Bank Name & Address
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Bank Account & Routing Numbers
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Target Population
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Services Provided
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Agency License
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Organizational Status
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Staff Credentials
Applicants should carefully enter their e-mail address. An e-mail will be sent to the email address entered on the first screen to verify that the online application was completed successfully. A list of the forms and documents that are required to complete the facility enrollment process will be included in the email. The facility enrollment process is not complete until all of the required paper forms and documents are submitted.
For more detailed information regarding enrollment online, please refer to instructions found in the LA-ATR II User Manual and the ATR-II Provider Manual. |
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All ATR vouchers are processed through a web-based electronic data system. The assessment clinician will determine which levels of care and which recovery support services are most appropriate for a client and the system will generate an electronic voucher that is redeemable for the services listed. ATR providers will be required to input daily the services that they have provided in order to be reimbursed for the services on a monthly basis.
The electronic voucher will follow the client throughout his participation with the ATR program. The voucher will be active for six months, and will include all approved treatment and recovery support services. |
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A significant goal of OAD and the ATR program is to empower consumers by allowing choice from two or more providers qualified to render needed services. It is required that at least one of the options given to ATR consumers be a provider to which they have no religious objection.
Free choice means HAVING OPTIONS ~ Access to Recovery will provide clients with as many options as possible for treatment and recovery support services.
Free choice is INFORMED ~ ATR assessment providers will explain to clients the different treatment and recovery support options available and answer any questions to the best of his or her ability.
Free choice is INDEPENDENT ~ ATR assessment providers will explain to the client that the choice of treatment and/or recovery support service providers is completely up to him or her, and that the voucher can be used for any of the services on the list of recommended choices. |
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| What recovery services will be offered by the ATR Project? | Back to Top |
The goal of the ATR program is to support the recovery process through a comprehensive array of services. The ATR program offers OAD the opportunity to provide recovery support services, also known as wrap around services, to further assist individuals and families recover from the disease of addiction. The following recovery support services will be provided:
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| Where will screenings for potential ATR clients be conducted? | Back to Top |
Screenings to receive ATR services will be conducted at various sites around the State. Some of these sites include OAD clinics and contract providers, school-based health clinics, and other community organizations. If someone seeking services is determined to be eligible for ATR services following the screening, then he/she will be referred to an ATR approved provider for an assessment.
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