Indiana § 16-35-10-4 Pilot program requirements

Indiana Statutes

§ 16-35-10-4 — Pilot program requirements

Indiana § 16-35-10-4

Title 16HEALTH

Art. 35CHILDREN'S HEALTH

Ch. 10Opioid Addiction Recovery Pilot Program for Pregnant

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Ind. Code § 16-35-10-4 (2026).

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The pilot program must include:

(1)treatment in a residential care facility for recovery from opioid addiction for a pregnant woman or a woman with her newborn, including:

(A)addiction treatment, including, if appropriate, medication assisted treatment with a long acting, nonaddictive medication approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of opioid or alcohol dependence;

(B)counseling;

(C)life skills classes;

(D)parenting skills classes; and

(E)other services designed to prepare the woman for life with a newborn outside the residential care facility; and

(2)ongoing home visits with a pregnant woman or woman with a newborn, including the provision of:

(A)addiction treatment, including, if appropriate, medication assisted treatment with a long acting, nonad

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The pilot program must include:
(1) treatment in a residential care facility for recovery from opioid
addiction for a pregnant woman or a woman with her newborn,
including:
(A) addiction treatment, including, if appropriate, medication
assisted treatment with a long acting, nonaddictive medication
approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration for the
treatment of opioid or alcohol dependence;
(B) counseling;
(C) life skills classes;
(D) parenting skills classes; and
(E) other services designed to prepare the woman for life with
a newborn outside the residential care facility; and
(2) ongoing home visits with a pregnant woman or woman with
a newborn, including the provision of:
(A) addiction treatment, including, if appropriate, medication
assisted treatment with a long acting, nonaddictive medication
approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration for the
treatment of opioid or alcohol dependence;
(B) life skills education;
(C) parenting skills education;
(D) counseling; and
(E) any other appropriate assistance;
following the woman's discharge from the residential care facility.