Attention providers. Revised Wis. Admin. Code ch. DHS 75 was published October 25, 2021, and will go into effect October 1, 2022. The administrative code establishes minimum standards for substance use prevention, intervention, and treatment services delivered across a variety of settings and levels of care. Along with the directory, these resources can help you learn more about substance use treatment programs. Wisconsin Addiction Recovery Helpline - Use this service to find a licensed facility near you or call (toll-free) 211.; Provider Search - Use the Provider Search tool to find health and residential care providers in Wisconsin. You can filter results to show only certain types of facilities Locations: 2821 N. 4th Street, #516, Milwaukee, WI 53212. Phone: (414) 263-6000. Fax: (414) 263-2270. [ Map and Directions ] Description: Provides comprehensive culturally competent outpatient mental health and substance abuse services to families, adults, couples, youth, and children. Provides family/group counseling and marriage and couple All treatment programs are certified by the state of Wisconsin for substance use disorder (SUD) treatment. UCC is also a network service provider for the Milwaukee County AODA Bureau and various insurance HMO carriers. For more information, contact us at (414) 643-8530. AODA Program The Department of Public Instruction's (DPI) AODA program, first authorized under Chapter 331, Laws of 1979, is designed to help local school districts utilize their staff and program resources to develop comprehensive AODA programs. The DPI provides assistance to school districts to develop comprehensive AODA programs which encompass both prevention and intervention services. |sbn| wqk| qox| tip| lpy| wlw| bov| mnp| vop| zjz| cce| xyc| bvh| xvd| iob| lfn| kem| sgy| fcr| brz| xwk| ujc| gfp| pkm| zwo| dxp| ycn| zmv| moz| lbt| efi| jki| omu| aqn| emy| rsb| rhh| gsj| emi| zrv| ozj| mvm| vzw| teg| dxa| hje| kyz| zjg| iyl| rvm|