North Dakota § 50-31-09 Opioid treatment medication unit - Licensure required - Rules

North Dakota Statutes

§ 50-31-09 — Opioid treatment medication unit - Licensure required - Rules

North Dakota § 50-31-09

Title 50Public Welfare

Ch. 50-31Substance Abuse Treatment Programs

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N.D. Cent. Code § 50-31-09 (2026).

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1.A medication unit may not operate in this state, unless the unit operates under the license of an opioid treatment program and holds:

a.A separate registration from the United States department of justice drug enforcement administration; and

b.A medication unit license under the department.

2.The department may license a medication unit. A separate license is required for each location at which a medication unit is operated under this section.

3.The department shall adopt rules relating to licensing and monitoring a medication unit, including rules for:

a.Standards for approval and maintenance of licensure;

b.Assessment of need for a medication unit in the proposed location, including community engagement; and

c.Standards of patient care.

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1. A medication unit may not operate in this state, unless the unit operates under the
license of an opioid treatment program and holds:
a. A separate registration from the United States department of justice drug
enforcement administration; and
b. A medication unit license under the department.
2. The department may license a medication unit. A separate license is required for each
location at which a medication unit is operated under this section.
3. The department shall adopt rules relating to licensing and monitoring a medication
unit, including rules for:
a. Standards for approval and maintenance of licensure;
b. Assessment of need for a medication unit in the proposed location, including
community engagement; and
c. Standards of patient care.